World
Bernie Sanders Wins Nevada Caucuses to Cement Democratic Lead; But is He Too Liberal to Beat Trump?
Nevada's caucuses were the first chance for White House hopefuls to demonstrate appeal to a diverse group of voters in a state far more representative of the US as a whole than Iowa and New Hampshire.
Coronavirus Reinfection: Patient in China Tests Positive Again After 10 Days, Gets Hospitalised
Official guidelines say patients must test negative for the virus twice, with at least a day between tests, before being discharged.
California Apologises for Aiding US Send Japanese Americans to Internment Camps During WWII
The Assembly unanimously passed the resolution as several former internees and their families looked on. After the votes, lawmakers gathered at the entrance of the chamber to hug and shake hands with victims, including 96-year-old Kiyo Sato.
Trump Longtime Ally Roger Stone Gets 40 Months' Prison for Impeding Congressional Probe
The president controversially commuted the sentences this week of nearly a dozen criminals with links to his friends and political allies — including a corrupt politician and a tax fraud police chief.
No Action Against Contractors for Delay in Work Due to Supply Disruptions from China: Finmin
An office memorandum issued by the Finance Ministry directed all ministries to treat disruption due to the virus outbreak as case of natural calamity, providing relief to government contractors.
Not Just a 'Pretty Flower': Lee So-jeong Breaks into Decades-old Boys' Club to Become S Korea's First Woman Anchor
Five times a week, Lee So-jeong is beamed into living rooms across the country leading its 'News 9' bulletin, after she broke into a decades-old boys' club in a society that is technologically and economically advanced, but still culturally male-dominated...
China Expels Three Wall Street Journal Correspondents over 'Racist' Coronavirus Column
The move comes less than one day after United States officials announced they would be treating five major Chinese state-run media companies as effective extensions of the Chinese government.
Afghan Election Runner-up Contests Result Declaring Ashraf Ghani as Winner, Says Will Form His Own Govt
Results declared earlier on Tuesday showed runner-up Abdullah Abdullah had won 39.52% of last September's vote, with Ghani securing 50.64%.
Ashraf Ghani Secures Second Term as Afghan President: Final Results
Election Commission Chief Hawa Alam Nuristani said Ashraf Ghani, who has won 50.64 per cent of the votes, has been declared the president of Afghanistan by the panel.
Trump's India Visit Has Potential to Usher in New Era of Bilateral Ties, Says Biz Advocacy Group
This would be president's first bilateral visit in the third decade of 21st century and also the first after his acquittal by the Senate in the impeachment trial.
Aleppo Airport to Reopen for Civilian Flights Eight Years after War Forced its Closure in 2012
The first flight - from Damascus to Aleppo - is scheduled for Wednesday, with more flights to Cairo and Damascus lined up in following days, the SANA agency said.
Pakistan No Longer a Militant Safe Haven, Says PM Imran Khan
PM Imran Khan's comments came after Sarwar Danish, Afghanistan's second vice president, accused Pakistan of allowing the Taliban to recruit new fighters from Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan.
If My Supporters Were So Aggressive, I'd Disown Them: Joe Biden Taunts Bernie Sanders Amid Presidential Race
Biden said Sanders' supporters insulted and made online threats against leaders of an influential union that declined to endorse any of the 8 candidates still in the Democratic race.
Pakistan Court Upholds Death Penalty for Nine Terrorists for Attack on Military Convoy in 2004
An anti-terrorism court had awarded the death penalties to 11 suspected militants in February, 2006. But all of them had appealed against the verdict.
Donald Trump Wants USD 1.5 Billion Over 10 Years to Revive US Uranium Mining
The Energy Department said the plan would boost work for at least a couple of the US West's nearly dormant uranium operations, although residents near one of the mines say they fear an increase in radioactive threats.
Temperatures Rising Too Fast? January 2020 Was the Hottest Month on Earth Ever Recorded
The extent of Arctic sea ice was 5.3% below the average from 1981-2010, and Antarctic sea ice was 9.8% below the average.