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In Latest Diktat, Imran Khan Bans First-Class Flights for Pakistan President and Chief Justice
The move comes after the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf government on Friday revised working hours in government institutions, abolished discretionary funds of the PM, federal ministers and members of the National Assembly.
US Sanctions to Stay Until Russia Changes its Behaviour: Trump's Security Adviser
Washington has imposed economic sanctions against Russia over its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Moscow denies the allegations.
China Wants to Build Houses, Roads in Former LTTE Bastion to Extend Sway in Sri Lanka
China's latest push in the Indian Ocean island nation comes despite criticism that a big Chinese port project and related infrastructure in the south are dragging the country of 21 million people deep into debt.
Ultimate Revenge: Indonesian Man Pays Rs 7.3 Lakh Alimony to Ex-Wife… In Coins
The civil servant arrived at court hauling a dozen sacks filled with small change, a hefty payment that weighed about 890 kg.
Jeff Sessions Hits Back at Donald Trump over Criticism for Mueller Probe
The public spat between Sessions and the president came two days after Trump's former election campaign manager Paul Manafort was convicted on tax and bank fraud charges, and Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight criminal ch...
Australia Readies for 6th Change of PM in 11 Years After Bitter Coup Forces Out Turnbull
Former home affairs minister Peter Dutton, an ex-police officer and right-winger, has been the driving force behind the move to unseat Turnbull after a party backlash against his more moderate approach to politics.
Donald Trump's 'Unpredictable' Immigration Policies Will Harm Economy, US CEOs Warn
The executives faulted US Citizenship and Immigration Services, which is under Nielsen's authority, for having inconsistent determinations that can result in sudden denials to employees who have been successfully permitted for years.
Mike Pompeo Dials Imran Khan, Seeks 'Decisive Action' Against All Terrorists Operating on Pak's Soil
Pompeo also talked about Pakistan's vital role in promoting the peace process in war-torn Afghanistan, State Department Spokesperson Heather Nauert said in a statement.
Paul Manafort Juror Says One Holdout Kept Jury from Convicting on All Counts
In the first public comments by a juror about the verdict, Paula Duncan said the other 11 members were in agreement that Manafort was guilty on all 18 felony charges but that they could not get the one holdout to change her mind.
New Zealand's Pedal-powered Politician Gives Birth to Baby Boy
Minister for Women Julie Anne Genter, a Green MP and keen cyclist, chose pedal power for Sunday's one kilometre (0.6 mile) journey from her home to Auckland City Hospital for the delivery.
New Outcry Over Donald Trump's Revocation of John Brennan Security Clearance
Brennan, who has publicly characterized Trump's comments at a recent summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin as "treasonous," has said he might sue the Trump administration over the revocation of his clearance.
Model Claiming Donald Trump Secrets Pleads Not Guilty in Thailand Case
Anastasia Vashukevich, better known by her pen name Nastya Rybka, has been detained in Thailand since February when police raided a risque seminar in the seaside resort city of Pattaya.
Economists Warn Donald Trump's Tariff Wars will Harm US
Some companies across the United States have blamed the tariffs for layoffs, squeezed profit margins and possible bankruptcies. Lawmakers in Trump's own Republican party have expressed outrage about the multi-front trade conflicts and warned of long-term...
Saudi Arabia Warns Possible Floods in Mecca
The authority forecasted that the unstable weather that covers Mecca, Minna and Arafat would continue this night. The rain occurs while around two million pilgrims are residing in Minna in tents to mark the Day of Tarwiyah ritual.
Looking Forward to Work With New Civilian Govt in Pakistan, Says US Govt
The relations between Pakistan and the US nose-dived after President Donald Trump accused Islamabad of giving nothing to Washington but "lies and deceit" and providing "safe haven" to terrorists.
Trump Blames DC as Military Parade Plans Unravel Over Costs
Despite Trump blaming municipal authorities for the high estimate, the bulk of the cost was the $50 million Pentagon portion that would cover military aircraft, equipment, personnel and other support. The remaining $42 million would cover costs borne by t...