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Seoul Rejects Donald Trump's Demand, Won't Pay for Missile System
Seoul on Friday brushed aside US President Donald Trump's suggestion that it should pay for a USD 1 billion missile defence system the two allies are installing in South Korea to guard against threats from the North.
Trump Spurns Taiwan President's Suggestion of Another Phone Call
Trump agreed to honour the "one China" policy in February and then hosted Xi at his Florida resort earlier this month.
Venezuela Protests Turn Deadly, Three Dead
Three people were killed in Venezuela on Monday in renewed violence, raising the death toll in three weeks of massive demonstrations against leftwing President Nicolas Maduro to 24, officials said.
Chile Hit by 6.9 Magnitude Earthquake; None Hurt
The epicentre's shallow depth of 15.5 miles (25 km) below the sea allowed it to be felt hundreds of miles (km) away. Santiago office buildings swayed for about 30 seconds at the end of the workday.
H-1B Visa: US Says it Values Investments by Indian Companies
Toner said that it's been from the beginnings of this administration and certainly with respect to immigration and with refugee flows as well.
Donald Trump Denounces Anti-Semitism on Israel Holocaust Day
Earlier this month, White House spokesman Sean Spicer sparked outrage around the world after minimising the atrocities of Adolf Hitler in comments on Syria.
Panama Papers Case: Pakistan SC to Decide Nawaz Sharif's Fate Today
The Supreme Court in Pakistan will deliver its verdict in the high-profile Panama Papers case involving the country’s Prime Minster Nawaz Sharif and his family. Elections in Pakistan next year have increased the significance of the verdict for Sharif and...
Pakistan Army Chief Signs Death Warrants of 30 Hardcore Terrorists
The process of punishing terrorists was expedited during operation Radd-ul-Fasaad launched in February, he said , adding that the military courts had decided 274 cases and awarded death sentence to 161 militants so far.
Trump Orders Review of Iran Nuclear Deal Sanctions
The development of the US reviewing the sanctions relief for Iran comes as Washington also asserted that Iran remains a "leading sponsor" of terrorism.
No Concrete Evidence Against Mashal Khan to Register Case Under Blasphemy: Pak Police
Police in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province on Monday said there was no concrete evidence yet to register a blasphemy case against Mashal Khan who was lynched by a violent mob, as it arrested 22 people and opened a hate speech probe agai...
United Airlines Does it Again, Offloads Couple on Way to Their Wedding
An engaged couple were removed from a United Airlines flight to Costa Rica on Saturday, as the airline remained under scrutiny following outrage caused by a video last week of a passenger being forcibly removed from a flight.
Cleveland Police Seek Man They Say Broadcast Killing on Facebook
The world's largest online social network, used by more than 1.2 billion people every day, condemned the accused killer's action.
Trump's Unique Demand for October Trip Has British Authorities Worried
The White House has made clear it regards the carriage procession as an essential element of the itinerary for President Trump's visit currently planned for the second week of October, The Sunday Times reported, citing officials.
Dorm Debate Led to Death in Pakistan 'Blasphemy Killing', Say Witnesses
Shaer, who runs a small business selling biscuits and chocolates to local retailers, said he had always been a lover of poetry and literature and encouraged his children to express themselves and appreciate the arts.
North Korea Army Vows 'Merciless' Response to US Provocation
North Korea's army on Friday vowed a 'merciless' response to any US provocation, as tensions soar over Pyongyang's nuclear programme and speculation mounts that it is preparing a fresh weapons test.
Man's Body, Seen Tossed From Plane, Found on Roof of Hospital
The body of a man, who witnesses said was tossed from a plane, landed on a hospital roof in Mexico's northern Sinaloa state on Wednesday, according to a public health service official in the region, which is home to notorious drug traffickers.