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Erdogan Retains Grip on Turkey With Presidential Win, to Wield Vastly Expanded Powers
The president's critics have warned that Erdogan's re-election would cement his already firm grip on power and embolden a leader they accuse of showing increasingly autocratic tendencies.
Zimbabwe Rules Out State of Emergency After Blast at Rally
The historic July 30 election will go ahead as planned despite the blast that occurred shortly after President Emmerson Mnangagwa addressed a stadium crowd in Bulawayo.
Isle of Dogs: Pakistan Fishermen Feed Islands Full of Strays
The island, known as Dingy or Buddo, is one of dozens populated by dogs that line the shore south of the sprawling port megacity.
A Look at Dual Elections in Turkey Testing Erdogan's Power
The elections are taking place 16 months earlier than scheduled, amid a lengthy state of emergency and signs of a declining economy.
Erdogan, Rival Ince Trade Blows on Eve of Crunch Turkey Presidential Polls
Turks vote on Sunday in snap twin presidential and parliamentary elections called by Recep Tayyip Erdogan one-and-a-half years ahead of schedule, with the president seeking a first-round victory for a new mandate and a strong parliamentary majority.
Pakistani Rights Activist's Home Ransacked; Laptops, Travel Documents Taken
The break-in happened while the family was away on vacation. Activist and journalist Marvi Sirmed's husband says she learned about the incident upon returning home on Thursday.
Doctors Without Borders Aid Workers in Africa Used Prostitutes: Report
MSF, also known as Doctors Without Borders, said it took the allegations seriously but had been unable to confirm the claims and urged anyone with information to come forward.
Pressure from Melania, Ivanka Forced Trump to Change Immigration Stand
Earlier, Trump had tried to blame Democrats, saying they had failed to work with Republicans on immigration and accusing them of wanting illegal immigrants to "pour into and infest our country".
China to Boost Cooperation With Nepal in Infrastructure Connectivity: Xi Jinping
China and Nepal signed eight key agreements for developing major infrastructure projects in the Himalayan nation to further deepen the bilateral ties, Nepal's Foreign Ministry said.
Five Scenarios for Turkey's Finely Balanced Polls
Parliamentary and presidential polls are being held on the same day for the first time in Turkey's history, under a new constitution that also grants the incoming president greater powers.
Deputy Chief of Staff Becomes Latest to Exit Donald Trump's White House
Joe Hagin, the White House deputy chief of staff for operations, has served in every Republican White House since the Reagan administration. He held the same title in George W. Bush's White House.
'Quit Separating the Kids!' Donald Trump Faces Democratic Rage on Immigration
After huddling for 45 minutes with fellow Republicans to discuss immigration, Donald Trump exited a meeting room only to be shouted at by a handful of House Democrats angry over the thousands of children who have been separated from their parents as they...
US Withdraws from 'Cesspool' UN Human Rights Council
The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, came to Washington to announce the decision alongside President Donald Trump's top diplomat, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
Indian-origin Hotel Tycoon Locked in Car Park Battle With Heathrow Airport
In a row that could have implications for the expansion of the hub, Surinder Arora issued a UK High Court claim against the west London airport over his plans to build a 2,077-space, nine-storey car park on land he owns at Heathrow, the Sunday Times repor...
Fraying Australia and China Relations Face Testing Times in Canberra
Australia's Minister for Trade Steven Ciobo has sought to woo China and Bishop has sought a meeting with officials in China, a request that sources say Beijing is yet to respond.
Five Dead Following US Border Patrol Car Chase in Texas
Three vehicles were stopped on suspicion of smuggling when one of the cars sped off and lost control.