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Maryam Warns of Going on a Hunger Strike if Sharif Not Allowed Homemade Food in Jail
Sharif, 69, is currently serving seven-year imprisonment in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills corruption case in Kot Lakhpat jail
Frankfurt Returns to Normal After WWII Bomb Defused
The evacuation zone stretched across both banks of the Main river, forcing the suspension of several train services on top of the general lockdown.
Defying Ban on Entering Italian Waters, Migrant Rescue Boat Docks at Lampedusa Port
The Alex was escorted to Lampedusa by an Italian naval vessel and a sea patrol boat. Dozens of policemen waited on the quay in front of the boat. Migrants stood on the deck wearing life jackets.
Iran Ready for Uranium Enrichment Beyond Level Set by 2015 Nuclear Deal, Says Official
In the video released on Saturday, top aid Ali Akbar Velayati said increasing enrichment closer to weapons-grade levels was 'unanimously agreed upon by every component of the establishment.'
Hong Kong Students Reject Closed-door Talks with City Leader Carrie Lam
Young people have taken the lead in protesting against the extradition legislation, which many see as a threat to the rights guaranteed to Hong Kong under the "one country, two systems" framework that governs the Chinese territory.
Muslim-owned Shops in Sri Lankan Highlands to Remain Shut as Hardline Buddhists Meet
The gathering is worrying Muslim traders and residents in Kandy, an ancient capital that was rocked by violence last year as mobs ran amok for three days vandalising mosques, homes and businesses.
Over 80 Migrants Go Missing After Boat to Italy Capsizes Off Tunisia, Four Rescued
Those rescued had told Tunisian officials that 86 people were on board their inflatable boat when it left from the Libyan town of Zuwara, west of Tripoli, on its way to cross the Mediterranean to Italy.
New EU Leaders Won't Change Course on Brexit, Warns European Council President Donald Tusk
Both men running to succeed British Prime Minister Theresa May — Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt — say they want to renegotiate the divorce agreement thrashed out with the EU.
'Was Not Ready to Believe Sherin was Dead': Foster Dad Thought Indian Toddler will Resurrect like Lazarus'
A 12-member Dallas County jury took a little more than three hours on Wednesday to reach its unanimous decision on a life sentence for Wesley Mathews, who pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of injury to a child in the death of his 3-year-old adopted daug...
As Sri Lanka Tries to End Moratorium on Death Penalty, PM Wickremesinghe Says Opposes Capital Punishment
President Maithripala Sirisena had earlier said he was committed to bringing back capital punishment for drug offenders, months after vowing a tougher line on spiralling narcotics-related crime.
US Diplomats, Military Officers Want Trump to Rethink Policies That ‘Treat China as Enemy’
The United States and China, meeting on Saturday on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan, agreed to restart talks on ending the trade battle.
Tens of Thousands Turn up for Gay Pride Parades Across The World
In New York City, Friday marked the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, when a police raid on a gay bar in Manhattan led to a riot and days of demonstrations that morphed into a sustained LGBTQ liberation movement.
'He Very Much Wants to': Trump on Possible Encounter with Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump tweeted that surprise invitation to Kim Jong-Un at a G20 summit in Japan and even a short meeting at the line dividing the two Koreas would be a remarkable diplomatic spectacle.
Outgoing Mayor in Philippines Strips His Office Bare, Removes Ceramic Tiles from Bathroom
Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmena, whose term officially ends on Sunday, claimed that he spent his 'personal money' to spruce up the office when he assumed charge three years ago.
Bellingcat And BBC Probes Show Russia Staged Sergei Skripal Attack from London
The award-winning website Bellingcat said late Friday that its joint analysis with the BBC helped establish the command structure Moscow's GRU network of foreign agents, used to poison former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and conduct other attacks.
Mayor Among 18 Arrested in Italy for Brainwashing and Selling Children
Police made the arrests after an investigation started in 2018 revealed an alleged network of carers who used methods including electroshock to make the children believe they had been sexually abused.