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In a Chess Move, UK Opposition Parties Suggest December 9 Vote in Brexit Gambit
The latest election proposal is an effort to force Johnson to delay debate in Parliament on his Brexit withdrawal bill until after any election, depriving him of a possible victory on his trademark issue going into the campaign.
Driver Charged over Deaths of 39 People in UK Truck, Says Police
Three other people have been arrested in Britain in connection with the investigation, on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people and manslaughter. They remain in custody.
50 Dead as Renewed Anti-Govt Protests in Iraq Take Violent Turn
The death toll from protests this months has climbed to 205, including dozens who were killed as they torched government buildings or offices belonging to factions of Hashed al-Shaabi force over the past two days.
Jailed Ex-Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Diagnosed with Acute Immune Disorder After Massive Drop in Platelet Count
Sharif received transfusions of mega units of platelets at the hospital the next day. However, his condition deteriorated again on Wednesday evening after the platelets count fell sharply to a life-threatening level of 7,000.
More Than 100 Islamic State Prisoners have Escaped in Syria in Chaos After Turkey's Offensive: US Envoy
Turkey launched a military operation in Syria after President Donald Trump agreed to pull US troops who were allied with the Syrian Democratic Forces, the Kurdish-led group that bore the brunt of the fight against the Islamic State group.
Woken Up by Cats Before Their House Collapsed, Couple Survive Landslide in Northern Italy
'My wife got up because Simba and Mose, our cats, were making a noise and woke us up,' Claudio Piana told the Secolo XIX newspaper, as violent storms lashed northern Italy.
'No Justification At This Stage' for New Brexit Delay, Says France
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson struggled Tuesday to secure backing from lawmakers for the latest hard-won accord on Brexit, just over a week away.
This is a Lynching, Says Donald Trump on Impeachment Investigation
There was an immediate backlash to Trump's tweet in which he claimed that impeachment was unfair and stripping him of his legal rights.
In Prison, Hafiz Saeed Plays Role of Arbitrator to Settle Dispute Between Police & Others
Saeed, who has been in the high security jail since his arrest on July 17 on charges of terror financing, last week met the deceased man's family and convinced them to pardon the policemen involved in Ayubi's murder for the sake of Allah.
Concerned with Pakistan's Problematic Policies, Human Rights Abuse and Religious Discrimination: US
The United States urged the Pakistani government to uphold the rule of law and the freedoms enshrined in the country's Constitution.
Post 1971 Bangladesh Crisis, India & US Developed Parallel Approach on Key Issues, Says ex-US Secretary of State
The former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the two countries have developed consensus on key issues of security and economic evolution of the world. This has happened without any former arrangement between the two sides.
Residents of Northeast Syrian City Throw Potatoes at Departing US Troops
The scene encapsulated the Kurds' feelings of betrayal and added a new indignity to an American withdrawal that has been rushed and saw several close brushes with Turkish-backed forces.
US Hopes China Will Ease Restrictions on Diplomats After Washington Imposes Reciprocal Measures
Washington angered Beijing last week after it announced that Chinese diplomats will now have to notify the State Department before meeting with American officials.
Prince Harry Breaks Silence on Rumoured Rift with Prince William, Admits They Are ‘on Different Paths'
Meghan Markle, who has also been rumoured to have feuded with Kate Middleton, described the past year as 'hard' and said her British friends warned her not to marry Harry.
Bolivia President Evo Morales Confident of Election Win Despite Count Suggesting Run-off
Evo Morales was seen leading the election with 45% of votes against 38% for chief rival Carlos Mesa, according to a preliminary account of nearly 84% of ballots by Bolivia's electoral board
US Defense Chief Esper Arrives in Afghanistan to Assess the Way Ahead
Esper told reporters travelling with him that he believes the US can reduce its force in Afghanistan to 8,600 without hurting the counterterrorism fight against Al-Qaida and the Islamic State group.