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Former Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra Gets 5-year Jail Term for Negligence
Fearing a harsh sentence, Thailand's ousted former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra had escaped to Dubai, where her brother, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, owns a home, reports said.
North Korea Moving Airplanes, Boosting Defence After US Bomber Flight: Yonhap
The United States seemed to have disclosed the flight route of the bombers intentionally because North Korea seemed to be unaware, the report said.
Apologising to London, Uber CEO Offers Change to Keep Licence
Mayor Sadiq Khan, a Labour politician who has criticised Uber in the past, said on Monday he had asked Transport for London (TfL) to be available to meet CEO Khosrowshahi.
Indian-American Couple Donates USD 250,000 For Hurricane Harvey Relief
Houston residents Amit Bhandari and his wife Arpita Brahmbhatt Bhandari donated the amount to Mayor Sylvester Turner, on behalf of the Greater Houston Community Foundation for #HurricaneHarvey relief at a private event on Sunday.
Strike on ‘Evil President’ Inevitable, Says North Korea as Donald Trump Dials Up Threats
Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un have traded increasingly threatening and personal insults as North Korea Pyongyang races towards its goal of developing a nuclear-tipped missile capable of reaching the United States.
First Lady Melania Trump Set to Embark on First Solo Trip Outside United States
The first lady Melania Trump is scheduled to meet for the first time with Britain's Prince Harry, who founded the Invictus Games in 2014.
US Police Fatally Shoot Deaf Man Despite Neighbors' Warnings
Officers went to the Oklahoma City home of Magdiel Sanchez looking for his father, who was involved in a hit-and-run car accident. They instead killed the 35-year-old who could neither hear nor speak, according to witnesses.
All Eyes on Theresa May as She Prepares to Spell Out Key Brexit Demands
Britain has yet to agree on -- or even say -- how much it will pay the European Union on departure, a position that for Brussels blocks any talks on a potential future trade deal.
Pakistan PM Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Calls India an 'Existential Threat' in His First International Interview: 5 Takeaways
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, who replaced deposed PM Nawaz Sharif last month, dismissed his country’s tacit support to terrorists as “difference of opinion”.
Russia Unveils Monument of AK-47 Rifle Designer Mikhail Kalashnikov
Perched atop a pedestal in a tiny square on Moscow's busy Garden Ring thoroughfare, the statue of Mikhail Kalashnikov, who died in 2013, has him dressed in a bomber jacket and clutching an AK-47 in both hands.
Police, Protesters Clash After Vigil For Slain Georgia Tech Student
Scout Schultz, a 21-year-old engineering student from Lilburn, Georgia, was shot late on Saturday after a standoff with campus police outside a dormitory.
'Pakistan Girl', New Comic Series Takes Aim at Corrupt Cops, Domestic Abuse
The new "Pakistan Girl" comic series is based on Sarah, a normal teenager with a pet cat who discovers she has superhuman powers after waking from a coma caused by a blast in her village.
EU Firms Want 'Concrete Action' from China on Access
European businesses are "suffering from accumulated 'promise fatigue', having witnessed a litany of assurances over recent years that never quite materialised," the position paper said.
Rohingya Crisis LIVE: UN Investigator Seeks More Time to Probe Myanmar Violence
Suu Kyi on Tuesday said they are willing to review the refugee status of the Rohingyas "at any time".
China Opens 'Dual Military and Civilian' Highway to Nepal Via Tibet
The 40.4 km highway in Tibet between Xigaze airport and Xigaze city centre officially opened to the public on Friday with a short section linking the national highway to the Nepal border.
Pak PM Abbasi Approves Proposal to Increase Civilians' Share in ISI
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi approved the summary sent to the PM Office by the Defence Ministry, proposing four civilian DGs in the ISI.