World
Iran Warns Britain Over 'Illegal' Seizure of its Oil Tanker, Says 'Move Will Be Detrimental'
British forces captured an Iranian oil tanker in early July near Gibraltar, accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
10 Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Separate Attacks Within Two Days
The two attacks come days US President Donald Trump and Pakistani PM Imran Khan met for talks which focused on Pakistan's role in helping to broker a political settlement to end the 18-year-old US war in Afghanistan.
Britain Faces Russia's Fury for Fining Kremlin-backed Broadcaster Over 'Biased' Coverage
The Russian foreign ministry called it an "act of censorship" and warned British media operating in Moscow "to face the consequences". RT had earlier denounced the penalty as "astonishing".
Pak to Allow Dual Nationals to Contest Polls as PM Wants Them to be Part of Political System
The PM has set up a high-powered committee comprising officials from the ministries to suggest ways for making overseas Pakistanis legislators so that they could contribute to the country's economy, a media report said.
Trains Suspended After Man Chases Dog Down Electrified Tracks of London Railway
Twitter users posted images on Thursday of the dog leaping over the tracks near Waterloo Station and another clip of a man running after it, leading to the suspension of train services.
In 2019's Worst Mediterranean Tragedy, 115 Migrants Feared Dead as Wooden Boat Sinks off Coast of Libya
With refugees from Eritrea and Sub-Saharan Africa onboard, the latest shipwreck takes the death toll of Mediterranean migrants to over 600 this year, making 2019 the sixth year in a row with more than 1,000 deaths.
Tunisia's First Democratically Elected Leader, President Beji Caid Essebsi, Dies at 92
The Tunisian President has been hospitalised with a severe illness in late June and was returned to intensive care on Thursday.
International Atomic Energy Agency Names Romanian Diplomat as Interim Chief
The agency is currently confronted with the unravelling of the 2015 nuclear accord with Iran, which began when President Donald Trump unilaterally pulled the United States out of the agreement in May 2018.
Felt as if I Came Home After Winning the World Cup, Says Imran Khan on Returning From US Visit
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan embarked on a three-day visit to the US this week, his first, to reset strained bilateral ties with Washington.
With Interests of Young People, Public Health At Heart, 100-Year-Old German Great-Granny Enters Politics
When organisers of a public hearing cut off her microphone, 100-year old Lisel Heise, a schoolteacher who retired 40 years ago, knew she would enter politics so that her voice could be heard.
US and China to Restart Trade Negotiations on July 30 in Shanghai
The United States has a long list of big items to tackle as talks resume after being sidelined in May, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
China Looks to Build High-Tech Army, Says US Undermines Global Stability
The first white paper since 2012 gives rare insight into the world's largest army and Beijing's military ambitions, and its firm stance on separatists in Xinjiang, Tibet and Taiwan.
110-Year-Old Historic US Bridge Collapses Under a Load of Beans
The 56-foot wooden bridge over the Goose River collapsed on Monday as the driver of a tractor trailer truck tried to haul a load of dried beans over it.
Acting Spain PM Fails at First Chance to Form Government
The defeat was expected after Monday's parliamentary debate featured Snchez and United We Can leader Pablo Iglesias blaming each other for not ceding enough ground to form a center-left, far left coalition government.
Breaking Bad: UK Ex-headmaster in Singapore Drug Case
Damien Michael Charnock faces five charges, including consumption of methamphetamine and ecstasy in March, according to charge sheets.
South Korea Fires 2 Warning Shots at Russian Military Aircraft After It Violates Airspace
The warplane was one of three Russian aircraft to enter the Korea Air Defense Identification Zone (KADIZ) early on Tuesday.