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France's 'Yellow Vest' Protestors Back on Streets Amid Confusion on How to Take Movement Forward
Police fired tear gas and water cannon to push back protesters as some demonstrators threw stones from a building site.
Lulu Group Marks Entry Into Switzerland With New Hotel at Zurich Airport
e latest hotel joins a portfolio of USD 750-million worth of luxury property across the UK, the Middle East, and India led by T14H, the hospitality investment arm of LuLu Group, headed by Indian-origin businessman Yusaffali MA.
Gay Brazilian Congressman Quits Due to Threats, Leaves Country
In a letter to the party explaining his decision to leave Brazil, Jean Wyllys said death threats made his life unbearable and he hardly left his Rio home. His siblings and his mother had also been threatened, he said in the letter released by the PSOL.
More Than 350 Protesters Detained in Venezuela This Week: Says UN
The rights office, citing "credible local sources," said it also had indications that at least 20 people "have died after allegedly being shot by security forces or members of pro-government armed groups during demonstrations on Tuesday and Wednesday".
China Denies Report of Xi Jinping to Visit India Before Lok Sabha Elections
The visit by the Chinese President is expected to take place after the polls and after the new government takes charge, the sources said, adding that no preparations were currently underway for such a high-level visit.
'Get Out! Leave Venezuela': Nicolas Maduro’s 72-Hour Ultimatum as US Derecognises His Govt
Major regional players Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Argentina all gave their backing to Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido's self-proclamation as acting president. While Nicolas Maduro has clung to power through the support of the Venezuelan mi...
Japan's Osaka Feeling no Pressure as Australian Open Semi Looms
Japan's Naomi Osaka said she felt another Grand Slam title was close after routing an injured Elina Svitolina to reach the Australian Open semi-finals Wednesday.
What Climate Change? World Leaders Hire Private Jets to Reach Davos For World Economic Forum
WEF organisers insist that they are making the annual forum environmentally sustainable, offsetting the carbon emissions generated by private aviation as much as possible through their own initiatives on the ground.
Russian Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Passenger Demands Diversion
Authorities cut off access to Khanty Mansiysk Airport following the incident, agencies reported.
Trumped by Trump? China's 2018 Growth Slowest in 28 Years Over Trade War Woes
The trade war with US, is on hold for now after President Xi Jinping and Trump agreed to a three-month ceasefire while the two sides try to find a resolution, with top negotiators set to meet in Washington at the end of the month.
US Spy Satellite Launched into Orbit from California
The launch had been repeatedly delayed since late last year for various reasons including a hydrogen leak, high winds and a problem with ground communication equipment.
Location for Second US-North Korea Summit Chosen: Donald Trump
Trump said Kim is looking "very forward" to the next meeting with him and so does he.
Former Afghan Warlord Hekmatyar Enters Presidential Race
His decision to contest the presidential polls in July is seen by analysts as the ex-warlord's attempt legitimise his Hizb-i-Islami party.
4 Children Among 6 Civilians Killed in US-led Strike on ISIS in Syria: Report
The Friday strike on the Euphrates Valley village of Baghouz killed 10 ISIS fighters as well as the six civilians, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
US President Donald Trump Claims Michael Cohen is 'Lying to Reduce' Jail Time
The Democratic chairmen of two House committees pledged on Friday to investigate the report, which cites two unnamed law enforcement officials.
Pak Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi Raises Kashmir Issue During Talks With UNGA President
Qureshi said that he discussed the regional and international issues. including Kashmir with the UNGA chief and "apprised her of Pakistan's grave concern over the gross human rights violations" in Kashmir.