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Greece crisis unlikely to have major impact on US: Obama
US President Barack Obama said that the economic crisis in Greece is an issue of substantial concern, but is unlikely to have a major impact on the American system.
Indonesian court sentences New Zealand man to 15 years in prison on charges of drug trafficking
An Indonesian court, sentenced a New Zealand national to 15 years in prison for trafficking crystal methamphetamine; suspect's family claims innocence.
At least 7 killed in powerful explosion in Kabul
At least 7 killed in powerful explosion in Kabul
Top IS leader killed in coalition airstrikes in Iraq
Nicknamed "Mohamed Baqia", Al-Huran was an important leader of the terrorist group and the military commander of Mosul's eastern front.
Use 'jihad' to combat destructive emotions: Dalai Lama
The real meaning of 'jihad' was not harming others, but to use "constructive emotion" to combat destructive emotions, the Dalai Lama said at Glastonbury music festival.
New rapid diagnostic test detects Ebola virus in minutes
The study is the first to show that a point-of-care EVD test (ReEBOV Antigen Rapid Test; Corgenix) is faster and as sensitive as a conventional laboratory-based molecular method used for clinical testing during the recent outbreak in Sierra Leone.
Myanmar Parliament dashes Suu Kyi's hopes of changing law which bars her from presidency
Aung San Suu Kyi failed to overturn a Constitutional clause which gives military a veto on charter change and bars her from contesting elections.
Spain arrests Venezuelan for smuggling drugs in puppies
Spanish police have arrested a Venezuelan veterinarian wanted by the US for allegedly trafficking heroin by implanting it in puppies.
Earthquake measuring 6.9 magnitude strikes off an island chain south of Tokyo; no tsunami alert
Japan's Meteorological Agency said the earthquake hit Tuesday evening and measured a preliminary magnitude of 6.9. It said it was located very deep, about 480 kilometers (300 miles) below the ocean's surface.
Cholera outbreak kills 18 in South Sudan: Health Ministry
At least 18 people have died of cholera in war-torn South Sudan, the health ministry said on Tuesday, as it declared an outbreak of the highly contagious infection.
'Made in India' making big splash in Chinese border town
Many shopkeepers in Xiasima town, the centre of Tibet, who import Indian handicrafts, spices and textiles, use sign boards highlighting 'Made in India goods available'.
Afghanistan: Bomb kills nine children, 10 adults; key district falls in north
Insurgents are pushing to take territory from the NATO-trained Afghan security forces more than 13 years after the US-led military intervention that toppled the Taliban from power.
BRICS bank to complement, not replace global institutions: Putin
Russian President Putin said that the BRICS bank will compliment the existing multilateral institutions and not challenge them. He said though WTO had come to a dead-end, the BRICS countries continued to have a good relationship with IMF and World Bank.
MERS virus outbreak in South Korea under control, no new cases reported in the last 24 hours
South Korean authorities have declared that casualties owing to the MERS virus have been contained and no new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours.
Bin Laden's son asked US for death certificate: WikiLeaks
A son of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden asked the United States for a death certificate after US Navy SEALS killed him
Pakistan: Art of Living event cancelled due to threat by extremist
The United Nations, gave its recognition, last year, to adopt June 21 as International Yoga Day.