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Prison Break: 650 Inmates Remain at Large After Rioting Breaks out in Indonesian Jail
The prisoners fled the jail in Siak district on Sumatra island early in the morning after rioting and a fire broke out at the detention centre.
Mount Everest Braces for Record Year Amid Overcrowding, Safety Fears
Most Everest aspirants will need the help of guides to reach the summit, meaning about 750 climbers will tread the same path to the top in the coming weeks when the weather is expected to be most favourable.
Darling of Australia's Right Peter Dutton Goes AWOL Amid Election Battle
Peter Dutton had carried himself with a swagger, unflinchingly espousing strident views and defending Australia's policies of sending asylum seekers to remote Pacific camps.
Pentagon Shifts $1.5 Billion Meant for Afghan Security Forces to US-Mexico Border Wall Construction
Removing the $604 million means the Afghan Security Forces Fund in the current Defense Department budget is reduced from the $4.9 billion approved by Congress.
First Day of US-China Trade Talks End; Donald Trump's Tariff Hike Set to Take Effect
President Donald Trump responded by ordering a tariff hike, and China has said it would retaliate. The 10-month-old trade war has already cost companies in both countries billions of dollars.
Toronto Doctor Who Brutally Killed Wife as Kids Slept in Next Room to Spend Life in Prison
Mohammed Shamji pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of his wife. He broke his wife's neck, ribs and choked her to death as their children slept.
Thirteen Suspects, Including Eleven Chinese, Remanded in Custody for Girls' Trafficking in Pakistan
According to the FIA, the suspected ring involves large sums of money changing hands for the contracting of fake marriages between vulnerable Pakistani women and Chinese men.
After 2 Deadly Plane Crashes, Boeing Struggling with Mt Everest PR Challenge
Some aviation and public relations experts said the Boeing CEO has tried to walk back that buck-stops-here sentiment by blaming the crashes on a 'chain of events' with 'no singular' cause.
'It's Magic': Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Show off Newborn Son to the World
Cradling his son, wrapped in a white blanket and wearing a hat, Harry and Meghan appeared before a small group of media at St George's Hall in Windsor castle where they held their wedding reception just under a year ago.
Chinese Researchers Try Brain Implants to Treat Drug Addicts
The hope is that technology will extinguish his addiction, quite literally, with the flip of a switch.
Russian Airliner Was Heavy With Extra Fuel Before Deadly Crash Landing
A day after Sunday's horrifying accident at Sheremetyevo airport, Russian news media quoted the pilot, Denis Evdokimov, as saying he followed procedures for landing with excess weight.
China Considering Cancelling Trade Talks With US Hours After Trump's Threat: Report
A high-level Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He was scheduled to be in Washington this week to resume talks aimed at resolving the trade war that has cast gloom over the world economy.
Popular Australian DJ Dies Trying to Help Injured Friend During Bali Holiday
Adam Neat, who performed as Adam Sky, was based in Singapore and was regularly ranked in the top three Asia-based DJs, according to his website.
'Clown': Joe Biden's Sobriquet for 'Nicknaming President' Donald Trump
Biden, a veteran of decades of political wars, said he would never shy from responding to Trump's attacks.
Baby Among 4 Palestinians Killed After Rocket Barrages from Gaza Draw Israeli Strikes
Israel said around 250 rockets were fired from the Palestinian enclave and its air defences intercepted dozens of them.
Cheers And Screams As Japan's New Emperor Naruhito Greets Citizens For First Time
Naruhito's father, Akihito, 85, abdicated on Tuesday in a simple ceremony, nearly three years after he first expressed fears that advancing age might make it difficult for him to perform his duties. It was the first abdication in 200 years.