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After Irma, Special Oxygen Masks Helped Florida Pets Breathe Easier
Like thousands of other fire departments and rescue squads across the country, Titusville first-responders carry special masks as standard equipment to deliver oxygen to dogs, cats and other pets in the city.
Most of 3,000 Extra US Troops to Afghanistan on Their Way: Jim Mattis
Defence Secretary Jim Mattis told Pentagon that he didn't want to give precise numbers but said he was sending 'exactly over 3,000' troops to Afghanistan, where they will bolster the approximately 11,000 American forces already there.
Hafiz Saeed's JuD to Contest 2018 General Elections in Pakistan
Jamaat-ud-Dawah, a front for the Lashkar-e- Taiba militant group that carried out the deadly 2008 Mumbai attack, announced that it was launching the Milli Muslim League.
Rex Tillerson Says North Korea’s Aggression Endangers ‘Entire World’
S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said North Korea’s continuing missile tests threaten the entire world and stressed the US was working closely with regional allies Japan and South Korea on the problem.
Christian Man Sentenced to Death in Pakistan for 'Blasphemous' WhatsApp Text
Nadeem James Masih was charged in July after his friend Yasir Bashir told the police that he sent him a poem on the messaging service that was insulting to Islam.
Bangladesh Wants 'International Community' To Share Burden of Rohingyas, Asks India to Stand by Its Side
Farid Hossain, Press Minister at Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi, said Bangladesh has agreed to provide temporary shelter to the Rohingya refugees, not permanent land.
EU Sticks to Libya Strategy on Migrants, Despite Human Rights Concerns
After more than two years struggling to stem the flow of refugees and migrants from the Middle East and Africa, the EU is now showing signs of optimism that it is finally in control.
Japan Commission Supports Nuclear Power Despite Fukushima
Japan's nuclear policy-setting Atomic Energy Commission called Thursday for nuclear power to remain a key component of the country's energy supply despite broad public support for a less nuclear-reliant society.
Fleeing Rohingyas: Know About Myanmar Military's Counter-offensive
At least 400 people have been killed, and thousands of homes and villages have been torched since the Myanmar military launched a counter-offensive against Rohingya insurgents in late August.
Halimah Yacob Named Singapore's First Woman President
Halimah Yacob, 63, elected as the First Woman President of Singapore.
In Election Test, Ousted Pakistan PM Nawaz's Heir-apparent Maryam Takes Limelight
This past weekend, crowds mobbed Maryam's car and threw rose petals as she crisscrossed the eastern city of Lahore campaigning for her mother, Kulsoom, who is the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party's candidate to contest the seat Nawaz was...
Myanmar Crackdown Marks Death of Nobel, Says Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Once lauded by the international community for standing up to the Myanmar military, Suu Kyi has been sharply criticised around the world for her failure to condemn brutal attacks on her country's Muslim minority now she is the effective leader.
UN Slaps Sanctions on North Korea But Leaves Out Oil Import Ban
The resolution does ban North Korea from importing all natural gas liquids and condensates. It also bans all textile exports and prohibits any country from authorizing new work permits for North Korean workers.
Posters Advocating Independence From China Appear in Hong Kong Universities, Stoke New Tension
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam criticised the posters as a violation of China's sovereignty, while urging university administrators to take "appropriate action".
London Stays World's Top Finance Centre Despite Brexit
London was placed first, followed by New York, Hong Kong and Singapore in the Z/Yen global financial centres index (GFCI), which ranks 92 financial centres on factors such as infrastructure and access to high quality staff.
September 11 Attacks Memorial to Include Names of Sickened Responders
The monument, built by the town of Hempstead near the Atlantic Ocean on Long Island's south shore, features a twisted, 30-foot-tall beam of Trade Center steel, an elevated walkway and granite plaques engraved with the names of the nearly 3,000 people who...