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Visa Fee for Indians, Non-EU Citizens to Increase as UK Plans to Double Health Surcharge
The IHS, introduced in April 2015, will rise from 200 pounds to 400 pounds per year, with the discounted rate for students increasing from 150 pounds to 300 pounds, the UK Home Office said.
Award-winning Women's Rights Activist Detained on Return to Pakistan
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) detained Gulalai Ismail on her return from the United Kingdom, Ismat Shahjahan, another activist who went to pick her up at Islamabad's airport, told AFP.
Malaysia Frees 11 Uighur Muslims, Defying China Handover Request
In the dramatic breakout last November, 25 members of the persecuted minority used blankets to climb out of their cells in a daring pre-dawn escape from immigration detention in southern Thailand.
Murdered Gay Student to be Interred in Washington 20 Years On
Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, robbed and beaten in 1998, then left to die strapped to a ranch fence in Laramie, Wyoming.
Lt Gen Asim Munir Appointed Head of Pakistan's ISI
Munir was recently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General by the Army Promotion Board headed by Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa.
Pakistan's Top Anti-graft Body Summons Son of PML-N Chief Shehbaz Sharif
Shehbaz Sahrif has already been in the custody of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Lahore till October 16 in a physical remand in the Rs 1,400 crore Ashiyana housing scam case.
China to Sell 48 High-End Military Drones to Pakistan Days After India’s S-400 Deal
China, an "all-weather ally" of Pakistan, is the largest supplier of the weapon system to the Pakistan Army.
EU President Mimics Theresa May's Dance Moves; Draws Laughs, Criticism
A spokesman for Jean-Claude Juncker, a former premier of Luxembourg, said his improvised performance was "not directed at anyone" and repeated that the Commission president has "great respect" for May.
Sri Lanka's Former Tamil State Minister Arrested for LTTE Comment
Vijeyakala Maheswaran, a former lone woman Tamil minister in the Sri Lankan Cabinet, said that Jaffna people felt that they were better off under the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) when they ran a parallel administration.
China Confirms Interpol Chief is Being Probed for Suspected Breach of Law
The French police had said on Friday that they have launched a probe for Meng after being contacted by his wife.
Aggressive Chinese Industrial Policy Impacting American Defense Industry, Reveals Pentagon Report
In its report at the direction of the President Donald Trump, the Pentagon said on Friday that while many companies have established their research and development wing in countries like India and China, the latter is different in its approach.
More Than 1,000 May Still be Missing in Indonesia Disaster
Palu city on Sulawesi island has been left in ruins after it was hit by a powerful quake and a wall of water which flattened houses and flipped over cars, with the confirmed death toll now standing at 1,558.
Backing Out of the USSR? Theresa May Says the EU is Not the Soviet Union
With less than six months until Britain leaves the EU, Theresa May has yet to reach a deal with the EU on the terms the Brexit divorce.
6 Indian American Teens Get Prestigious Davidson Fellows Scholarships
Two of the Indian Americans received USD 50,000 each as scholarship money and another three got USD 25,000 each.
Donald Trump Announces New Trade Deal with Canada, Mexico; to Benefit US Jobs
The US, Mexico and Canada Agreement or USMCA, a jubilant Trump told reporters at the White House, would revive the manufacturing sector in the US and create hundreds and thousands of jobs in America.
Topless, Singing Serena Williams Champions Breast Cancer Cause With ‘I Touch Myself’
The video was viewed more than 1.3 million times in the first 10 hours after it was posted early Sunday with fans lauding the tennis superstar for her bravery in performing the song.