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30 Dead, 38 Hurt and Over 100 Houses Damaged as Landslides, Flash Floods Rip Through Northwest Pakistan
Heavy rains have wreaked havoc in Swat, Buner, Shangla, Upper Kohistan and Chitral districts of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Hearing Set For Ex-Ohio House Speaker In Bribery Scheme
The former speaker of the Ohio House was expected to plead not guilty Thursday to a federal corruption charge tied to an alleged $60 million bribery scheme.
Non-bailable Arrest Warrant Issued Against Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif in Land Allotment Case
The court issued the NBA warrant and directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) to execute the arrest through the Pakistan High Commission in London.
AP PHOTOS: Grieving Find New Spaces For Urns Of Peru's Dead
A young woman caresses the grey marble urn containing her father's ashes. Other urns sit, like people, carefully placed on the seats of a bus delivering them to their loved ones.
Swiss Region To Take Cryptocurrency For Tax Payments In 2021
A Swiss region that has billed itself as a hub for hightech finance said Thursday that it plans to accept cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether for tax payments starting next year.
El Al To Fly First Cargo Flight To Dubai By An Israeli Carrier
El Al Israel Airlines said on Thursday it would operate the first cargo flight to Dubai by an Israeli carrier on Sept. 16.
Belarus Leader Reshuffles Lieutenants To Tighten Control
Belarus' authoritarian leader on Thursday reshuffled his top lieutenants in an apparent attempt to strengthen his rule amid weeks of protests pushing for his resignation.
Facebook Moves To Target Misinformation Before Election
With just two months left until the U.S. presidential election, Facebook says it is taking more steps to encourage voting, minimize misinformation and reduce the likelihood of post-election civil unrest.
Turkey Says Russia Will Hold Live-fire Exercises In Med
Turkey has announced that Russia will hold livefire naval exercises in the eastern Mediterranean, amid escalating tensions between Turkey and its coastal neighbors Greece and Cyprus over rights to search for energy resources in the region.
Taiwan Denounces China's 'vulgar Threats' Towards Czech Speaker
China's "vulgar threats" over a visit by the Czech Republic's senate speaker to Taiwan are like a cold, unwelcome winter wind and contrast with the courteous words the speaker offered while in Taiwan, a senior Taiwanese politician said on Thursday.
Myanmar Seals Off Capital Amid Virus Surge
Myanmar has imposed mandatory quarantine and coronavirus tests for visitors to its capital city after the country reported dozens more infections on Wednesday and leader Aung San Suu Kyi warned of a "disaster for the country".
Thousands of Covid-19 'Long-Haulers' Across World Dread Long Term Repercussions on Heart, Lungs
Until March 19 this year, Felicity Callard, a 49 year old British university professor and lecturer, was fit, active and strong. Now, she says, she's exhausted, frail and scared.
Trump Threatens To Cut Federal Funds To 'lawless' Cities
President Donald Trump signed a memo on Wednesday that threatens to cut federal funding to "lawless" cities, including Seattle, Portland, New York and Washington.
Mexican Court To Hear Youths' Climate Change Case Against Government
A Mexican court will later this week hear a case brought on by 15 young people demanding the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador set out clear policies on climate change, documents show.
Colombia Arrests 3 Venezuelans Tied To Anti-Maduro Plot
Police in Colombia have arrested three Venezuelans who were part of a failed plot organized by a former U.S. Green Beret to sneak across the border and oust President Nicols Maduro, The Associated Press has learned
UN: Libya At `turning Point,' COVID Heading `out Of Control'
The top U.N. official for Libya warned Wednesday that the conflicttorn North African country is at a decisive turning point, with foreign backers of its rival governments pouring in weapons and the misery of its people compounded by the coronavirus pandem...