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Pakistan Minister Shoots Wife Thrice Before Killing Self: Police
A press release by the police stated that the initial reports revealed that all the bullet casings collected from the crime scene were fired from the same weapon.
Nations Can't be US' Friend While Supporting Terror: White House on Freezing Aid to Pakistan
Last month, the Trump administration had suspended nearly USD 2 billion in security assistance to Pakistan accusing the country of not doing enough in the fight against terrorism.
UAE Claims World's Longest Zipline Measuring 2.8 km in Length
The 2.8 kilometre (1.74 miles) zipline, spanning the equivalent of 28 soccer fields, was certified this week by the Guinness World Records, the local tourism authority said.
Train Carrying US Republican Lawmakers Hits Truck, One Death Reported
The train was taking lawmakers to an annual retreat being held this year in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, just west of the Virginia state line.
China Urges Donald Trump to Drop 'Outdated Cold War Mentality'
In recent weeks, US officials have laid the groundwork for a strategic pivot that envisions a world of renewed great power competition with the likes of Russia and China.
Indonesian Family Lived With Dead Relatives For 2 Years to 'Bring Them Back to Life'
The bizarre discovery came after a medical officer on a routine visit tipped off authorities after 77-year-old Neneng Hatidjah refused to let the officer inside the house, which was emitting a strange smell.
China Must Strengthen Nuclear Deterrence and Counter-strike Capabilities, Urges PLA Daily
"In the roiling unpredictability of today's world, to upgrade the capability of our country's deterrence strategy, to support our great power position... we must strengthen the reliability and trustworthiness of our nuclear deterrence and nuclear counters...
FBI's No. 2 Official McCabe, Blasted by Trump, Steps Down
McCabe, who served as acting Federal Bureau of Investigation chief for more than two months last year after Trump fired Director James Comey, had been expected to leave his post as the No. 2 FBI official in March.
China Declares Intention to Improve Ties With Japan
Ties between China and Japan, the world's second and third-largest economies, have also been plagued by a long-running territorial dispute over a cluster of East China Sea islets and suspicion in China about Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to...
Russia's Alexei Navalny Urges Rallies in Show of Defiance Against 'Pseudo-polls'
The 41-year-old charismatic politician called on Russians across the country to defy authorities and stage rallies calling for an active boycott of March 18 presidential elections despite the prospect of mass arrests.
Syrian Opposition Says Will Boycott Russia-brokered Peace Talks in Sochi
Western powers and some Arab states believe Sochi is an attempt to create a separate peace process that would undermine the United Nations' efforts while laying the groundwork for a solution more suitable to Assad and his allies Russia and Iran.
Myanmar Pillories US Diplomat for 'Personal Attack' on Suu Kyi
One-time Suu Kyi ally Richardson tore into the Nobel Laureate Suu Kyi for an "absence of moral leadership" over Rakhine and described her "furious response" to his calls to free two Reuters journalists arrested while covering the crisis.
US Gymnastics Doctor Who Was Part of Four Olympic Games Jailed for 175 Years for Sexual Abuse
Nassar, who served as the program's physician through four Olympic Games, apologised to his victims during the hearing, telling them, "I will carry your words with me for the rest of my days."
Expert Behind New MH370 Search Hopeful of Finding Jet Within a Month
Armed with oceanographic analyses and a high-tech search vessel, the latest search for the Boeing 777 kicked off on Monday run by private exploration firm Ocean Infinity, in the hope of solving one of aviation's most enduring mysteries.
In Davos, Cate Blanchett Jokes About Playing Melania Trump
The comment came during a serious discussion about refugees, in which Blanchett, a goodwill ambassador for the UN's refugee agency, condemned what she said was a lack of political leadership in addressing the refugee problem, without mentioning President...
Britain to Set up Unit to Tackle 'Fake News', Says Spokesman of PM Theresa May
The announcement was made after a meeting of the National Security Council -- a mix of ministers and senior security officials -- which endorsed the initial findings of a wide-ranging review into Britain's capability to respond to all types of threats.