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China Warns of 'Serious Hazard' of Protectionism at WEF Meeting
The comments from China's vice premier comes as the world's top two economic powers edged closer to an all-out trade war after imposing tit-for-tat tariffs on billions of dollars of imports.
Discovery of Dog Saves US Man from 50-Year Jail Term in Child Sex Abuse Case
In the trial, the complainant testified Horner had threatened to shoot her animals if she went to the police about the alleged molestation, and said she saw him shoot her dog, killing it, to make his point.
Imran Khan Says Friendship with China Cornerstone of Pak Foreign Policy, Vows to Complete CPEC
Pakistan and China pledged on Sunday to complete the USD 50 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on Khan and expressed desire to further enhance the bilateral strategic partnership.
New York Subway Station Buried by 9/11 Opens Again Amid Emotional Scenes
People cheered, clapped and held their phones up to record the event as a train rolled to a stop, video footage from the subway station showed.
Ban on Cheese, Smartphones? Imran Khan Mulls Out-of-the-Box Ideas to Avoid IMF Bailout
While no decisions were made, the floating of radical measures to tackle Pakistan's ballooning current account deficit by the newly formed Economic Advisory Council underscores the new government's determination to avoid another IMF bailout.
Egypt Court Sends 75 to Death, 47 to Life Over 2013 Rabaa Protest
In a case involving 739 defendants facing charges ranging from murder to damaging property, the court sentenced the head of the Brotherhood, Mohammed Badie, and 46 others.
Duterte Blames 'Friend' Trump for Philippines Economic Woes
It was an unexpected claim from the fiery Duterte, a one-time fierce critic of the United States but who has since embraced Trump after the business tycoon was elected in November, 2016.
Gamblers Bet on Mystery Author of NYT Op-Ed as Trump Goes On White House ‘Witch Hunt’
Coats and Pence, along with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary James Mattis, have denied writing the article which was published on Wednesday and sent shockwaves through Washington.
Chinese Government's Top Diplomat in Pakistan to Meet New Imran Khan Government
Beijing has pledged $57 billion in loans for Pakistan as part of its vast Belt and Road initiative, deepening ties at a time when Islamabad's relations with Washington are fraying over how to deal with Islamist militants waging war in Afghanistan.
Texas Students Take Control of School Bus After Driver Dies Behind the Wheel
The Sealy school district said Friday that bus driver Gerald Gardner had just picked up students at a junior high school and was leaving the campus when he lost consciousness.
Imran Khan Asks Pakistanis Overseas to Donate Money for Dams as Country Reels Under Water Crisis
In a brief televised address to the nation, Khan urged overseas Pakistanis, especially those living in the United States and Europe, for donations to the dams fund set up by the Supreme Court.
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis Makes Unannounced Visit to Afghanistan
Speaking with reporters prior to his arrival in Kabul, Mattis said he was hopeful about peace talks with the Taliban, despite the questions over Washington's strategy in Afghanistan.
British MPs Demand Inquiry Into Cheating 'Scandal' Involving Indian Students
In a parliamentary debate at Westminster Hall on Tuesday, Labour Member of Parliament P Gareth Thomas said that given the seriousness of the issue, the "scandal merits a proper, thorough independent inquiry".
Japan Evacuates Major Airport After Typhoon Jebi Leaves Trail of Destruction
Typhoon Jebi left a trail of destruction across the country, killing 11 people and injuring hundreds more as it battered western Japan with ferocious winds and lashing rain.
Former Republican Senator Kyl Tapped for McCain's US Senate Seat
Kyl served with McCain in the Senate and rose to the position of Republican whip, the second-highest leadership post in his party's Senate leadership before retiring in 2013.
Australia Mints its Most Valuable Coin Ever, Encrusted With Rare Pink Diamonds
The two-kilogramme treasure, which depicts a sailing ship, a gold prospector and boab trees found in Western Australia, is considered legal tender and will be sold to the highest bidder.