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US, China to Hold Top-level Security Talks on Friday as Ties Show Signs of Thawing
In early October, a US defense official said that a planned visit by Mattis to China had been canceled because Beijing declined to make Wei available.
Facebook Blocks 30 Accounts Ahead of US Midterm Elections Over Concerns of Interference
It also blocked 85 accounts on photo-sharing network Instagram over concerns they may be linked to foreign entities.
Asia Bibi's Lawyer Flees to the Netherlands Facing Threat to Life in Pakistan
Asia Bibi's lawyer, Saiful Mulook, left Pakistan on Saturday, due to fear that he could be attacked after Bibi's conviction was overturned on Wednesday, the Association for Persecuted Christians said.
US Midterm Polls: All Eyes on 'Samosa Caucus' as Indian-Americans Emerge Strong Contenders
According to some unofficial estimates, more than 100 Indian-Americans are running for various elected offices across the country.
Indonesia Military Chief 'Strongly Believes' Crashed Jet Found
Hadi Tjahjanto said authorities were confident sonar technology had pinpointed the location of the Boeing 737-MAX plane that plunged into the sea on Monday.
Quake of 6.1 Magnitude Rattles New Zealand as Harry and Meghan Visit
The quake was felt in Wellington during a session of parliament, prompting lawmakers to stop deliberations and seek refuge as a precaution.
Eiffel Tower to Go Dark for Pittsburgh Victims
The lights on the iconic Paris landmark, one of the world's best-known and most-visited monuments, has been switched off several times in the past following terror attacks.
'I Was Almost Killed': How Sri Lanka's Political Crisis Became Arjuna Ranatunga's Worst Nightmare
Arjuna Ranatunga was stopped at the main gate by some union leaders loyal to Rajapaksa, who demanded that he should go back as he is no longer their minister.
Tesla's Elon Musk Says Tweet that Cost Him $20 Million Was ‘Worth it’
The tweet, sent late Friday evening less than an hour before Musk tweeted that he would take a break from Twitter "for a few days," was in response to a question from a Twitter follower.
Britain's Prince Harry and Wife Meghan Attend Final Day of Invictus Games in Sydney
The royal couple watched most the wheelchair basketball final and then presented gold medals to the U.S. team which comfortably beat the Netherlands by 29 points to 17.
US Asks Crisis-hit Sri Lanka to Act Within Constitution, Refrain From Violence
Washington also urged the island to move forward on post-war reconciliation after President Maithripala Sirisena installed as prime minster Mahinda Rajapakse, a former strongman who crushed the decades-long Tamil Tiger uprising but refused to acknowledge...
'I Will Remain PM', Declares Wickremesinghe as Sri Lanka Heads Towards Constitutional Crisis
In a dramatic turn of events, President Maithripala Sirisena's Sri Lanka Freedom Party withdrew from the ruling coalition and then sacked Wickremesinghe.
Japan PM Shinzo Abe Welcomed Near Tiananmen Square in Rare China Visit
Relations between Asia's two biggest economies have improved in recent years after they sunk to new lows in 2012 when Tokyo "nationalised" disputed islands claimed by Beijing.
Tear Gas, Tasers and Textbooks: Inside China's Internment Camps
The facilities have come under international scrutiny, with rights activists describing them as political re-education camps holding as many as one million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities.
Letting People Come in Illegally Unfair to Those Waiting Legally for Years: Trump
According to official estimates, Indians account for more than three-fourths of those highly-skilled professionals waiting in queue to obtain legal permanent residence status in the US, popularly known as Green Card.
102-yr-old Man Charged with 'Indecent Assault' of 94-yr-old Woman in Australia
Police said that the assault took place around 12.30 PM on Tuesday, when officers from Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command were called to the facility.