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Ties Have Improved, But China Absolutely Killing US on Trade: Donald Trump
Tensions have escalated between Beijing and Washington in recent months, with China reporting a record USD 275.8 billion trade surplus with the US, contrary to Trumps goal to narrow the US trade deficit with China.
'Murderers!': Convicted Killer Screams Last Words as He's Put to Death
Eric Scott Branch was convicted of raping and fatally beating University of West Florida student Susan Morris, 21.
Philippines Summons US envoy Over Duterte 'Threat' Report
Duterte's spokesman Harry Roque said in a statement that Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea summoned Kim over the report, which has drawn sharp criticism from the president's camp. "Duterte is no autocrat or has autocratic tendencies.
Maldives Announces Election in September, President Abdul Yameen Welcomes Move
It further said that the “free, fair and credible elections were the foundation of our democracy and that it is essential for continuity for our nation’s growth, stability and prosperity.”
After War Cabinet, Britain's May to Set Out 'Way Forward' on Brexit
May's cabinet of top ministers is not alone in being deeply divided over life after Brexit. The rifts are mirrored across Britain where the debate over plans to leave the EU after the June 23, 2016, vote has become increasingly angry and divisive.
Saudi Arabia, China, Turkey Blocked US Move Against Pakistan on Terror Financing: Report
Pakistan claimed on Wednesday that it had foiled US-led efforts to place it on a terror financing watch-list after the country was granted a three-month reprieve by the Paris-based international watchdog FATF.
Netanyahu Confidant Agrees to Testify Against Him in Graft Probe, Say Reports
One of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants has agreed to testify against him in a graft probe, Israeli media reported Wednesday, in a fresh threat to his long tenure in power.
Behind Walls of His Mansion, Zimbabwe's Mugabe Turns 94
Robert Mugabe was ousted in a defacto coup by the military last November, paving way for his former deputy and protege Emmerson Mnangagwa to become president of Zimbabwe.
Woman Sues Twitter, Facebook, Google Over 2015 Paris Terror Attacks
The attacks on cafes, the national stadium and a concert hall left 130 people dead. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility.
Putin Nemesis Navalny, Barred from Election, Tries Political Siege
Unglamorous and at times disheartening for those involved, this is the sharp end of opposition leader Alexei Navalny's campaign to boycott an election he says amounts to the rigged reappointment of Putin, whom he likens to an autocratic Tsar.
Archaeologist May Have Found the Secret Behind Perfect Alignment of Egypt’s Pyramids
"The builders of the Great Pyramid of Khufu aligned the great monument to the cardinal points with an accuracy of better than four minutes of arc, or one-fifteenth of one degree," according to Glen Dash, an engineer who studies the Giza pyramids.
Israel Foils Palestinian Militants' Plot to Assassinate Defence Minister
Israel and the Palestinians have witnessed a resurging wave of violence since U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition of the disputed holy city of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in December.
Cricketer-Turned-Politician Imran Khan Ties The Knot For a Third Time
Khan, a cricketer turned politician, married Bushra Bibi (also known as Pinki Pir) in a simple ceremony held in Lahore on Sunday. The marriage was held at Maneka's brother's residence and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Central Executive Committee member Mufti M...
Turkey Denies Allegation of Chemical Attack in Syria
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu dismissed the reports as propaganda by organisations close to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) that has waged a three-decade insurgency on Turkish soil.
Do Not Test Israel, Netanyahu Tells Iran, Brandishing Drone Piece
Israel has said it shot down the drone on February 10 after it entered the country from Syria, and responded with a raid on what it said was the Iranian control systems for the craft in Syria.
No Survivors as Passenger Plane Carrying 66 People Crashes in Central Iran
The plane was reportedly travelling from Tehran to the small town of Yasuj in Isfahan province.