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African Union Chief Meets Tillerson, Says Trump Slur 'In The Past'
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and AU commission chairman Moussa Faki Mahamat discussed security and counter-terrorism, trade and development, corruption and conflict in an hour-long meeting at the continental body's headquarters in the Ethiopian capita...
Britain Says Former Russian Spy Poisoned with Nerve Agent
Sergei Skripal, once a colonel in Russia's GRU military intelligence service, and his 33-year-old daughter, Yulia, were found slumped unconscious on a bench outside a shopping centre in the southern English city of Salisbury on Sunday afternoon.
Buddhist Mobs Target Sri Lanka's Muslims Despite State of Emergency
Police imposed an indefinite curfew in the central highlands district of Kandy where the violence has been centred since Sunday night following the death of a Buddhist youth in an altercation with a group of Muslims.
'Significant Consequences' If China Takes Key Port in Djibouti: US General
Djibouti is strategically located at the southern entrance to the Red Sea on the route to the Suez Canal.
US Justice Department Sues California over 'Sanctuary' Policies, That Protect Illegal Immigrants Against Deportation
The issue of illegal immigrants has become increasingly heated since Donald Trump became president last year and signaled that he planned to target a wider swath of people for deportation.
In Nepal, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Pushes for a Powerful SAARC
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi met Nepal's Maoist chief Prachanda and discussed with him measures to improve bilateral trade ties as well as ways to revitalise the SAARC process.
Hafiz Saeed, Other JuD Leaders Still Freely Using Group's Offices Despite Ban in Pakistan
On the ground, neither Saeed and his supporters left the JuD's Chauburji headquarters nor that of Muridke and other offices of JuD and the Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF) in the country.
Trump Name Stripped from Panama Hotel in Property Dispute
Workers removed the Trump logo from the entrance to the luxury complex, as police stood guard and a Panamanian court official looked on.
Mugabe Acolyte Forms New Zimbabwe Political Party to Challenge Mnangagwa
Mugabe, 94, was forced to step down last November following a de facto military coup. Sources close to the former leader say he is bitter over his departure after 37 years in office and has given his support to the New Patriotic Front (NFP) party.
Man Tied up on Malaysia Aircraft After He Strips Naked, Watches Porn and Tries to Hug Stewardess
Shortly after the Malindo Air flight departed from Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, the 20-year-old took his clothes off and started watching pornography on his laptop.
Roles Reduced, Power Couple Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner Face Uncertain Futures
Kushner's most powerful patron, the president himself, has wavered recently on whether his daughter and son-in-law belong in the White House anymore.
Italy Still Not Over Silvio Berlusconi as Exit Polls Show Right-wing Coalition Ahead
Berlusconi's grouping was expected to win between 31 and 41 percent of the vote, followed by the anti-establishment Five Star Movement with 29-32 percent, according to an exit poll by Rai public television.
China Hikes Defence Budget to $175 Billion — Three Times That of India’s
China last year increased the defence budget to USD 150.5 billion. China is the second largest spender on defence after the US. The defence budget of the US which is the highest in the world amounted to USD 602.8 billion.
At Prestigious Dinner, Trump Mocks Son-In-Law, Media — And Himself
The annual dinner of the Gridiron Club and Foundation, now in its 133rd year, traced its history to 1885, the year President Grover Cleveland refused to attend. Every president since has come to at least one Gridiron.
Tokyo School That Hit Headlines for Armani Uniform Forced to Hire Guards
At least three of students of Taimei Elementary School encountered strangers who pulled their uniforms or asked if they were students of the school.
Britain Relaxes Pub Rules to Celebrate Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Wedding
The government decree will allow pubs to stay open late on the eve of the royal nuptials and following the ceremony on May 19, with doors ordered to close at 1:00am (0100 GMT).