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Pak Court Exempts Nawaz Sharif from Personal Appearance on Medical Grounds in Money Laundering Case
Sharif appealed to the court to extend exemption from personal appearance in proceedings against him in Chaudhry Sugar Mills case, the report said.
1 Killed, 3 Injured as Gunmen Open Fire Outside Berlin Music Venue
Police in the German capital said Saturday that unknown people opened fire outside the Tempodrom, located near Potsdamer Platz in the center of the city.
Coronavirus Claims Another 143 Lives in China as Death Toll Now Reaches 1,523
Another 2,277 new suspected cases were reported Friday, said the Chinese National Health Commission.
Sri Lanka Arrests Ex-envoy to Russia Over MiG Deal
Police said that the ex-ambassador, who is also closely related to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's family, was arrested in connection with an investigation into the Sri Lankan military's 2006 purchase of four second-hand MiG-27 aircraft from Ukraine.
Erdogan Talks Kashmir in Pak Parliament, Compares Kashmiri 'Struggle' to Turkey's Plight in WW1
The Turkish president, who had raised Kashmir earlier in the UN, also announced his country's backing to Pakistan so that it comes out of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list.
Temperatures Rising Too Fast? January 2020 Was the Hottest Month on Earth Ever Recorded
The extent of Arctic sea ice was 5.3% below the average from 1981-2010, and Antarctic sea ice was 9.8% below the average.
With 116 More Fatalities in Hubei, China's Coronavirus Death Toll Nears 1,500
Total confirmed cases in the Hubei province have now reached 51,986, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
How a Trillion Trees Triumphed Over Trump’s Climate Denialism
How the trillion trees initiative migrated from billionaire Marc Benioff PowerPoint presentations to the president’s pronouncements, first at Davos and then his State of the Union address, is a study in ad hoc policymaking at the Trump White House.
Indian-origin Minister Alok Sharma to Lead UN Climate Summit in UK
Alok Sharma, 52, has a tough role ahead of him as the man in charge of the UK's climate strategy and also bringing about global consensus on some contentious issue around greenhouse gas emissions at the summit in Glasgow.
US Admiral Says Countries in Indo-Pacific Region are Standing Up Against China
Adm. Philip S Davidson, commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command, told a foreign policy think-tank in Sydney that all nations in the region were involved in a strategic competition 'between a Beijing-centric order and a free and open Indo-Pacific.'
Russian Ex-prison Official Jailed for Extortion Shoots Himself Dead in Court
Uliana Solopova, a spokeswoman for the Moscow City Court, confirmed the incident and said the court was trying to work out how Sviridov had managed to obtain a weapon. Russian courts generally have metal detectors and security guards at the entrance.
Missing Indian-origin Mother-daughter Found Safe and Well in UK
Earlier, the force had said they are concerned for the welfare of 34-year-old Komal Karaji, who got into a taxi from her home in Leicester on Tuesday afternoon and travelled to Leicester Railway station.
Bat for Sale at Indonesia's Wildlife Market Despite Coronavirus Warning
Vendors at the Tomohon Extreme Meat market on Sulawesi island say business is booming and curious tourists keep arriving to check out exotic fare that enrages animal rights activists.
Why are All Passengers on Quarantined Cruise Ship Not Tested For Coronavirus? Japan Has Few Answers
Experts in crisis management said the Japan government was offering a textbook example of how not to handle a public health crisis.
US Accuses Iran of Building Missiles Through Satellite Bid
The United States will continue to build support around the world to confront the Iranian regime's reckless ballistic missile activity, Mike Pompeo said.
Nepal Prepares to Evacuate Its Citizens From Virus-hit Wuhan in China
Nepal government is preparing to bring back Nepalese nationals currently residing in Wuhan city of China through a chartered flight of Nepal Airlines in a few days, official sources said.