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Sri Lanka Arrests Seven Indian Fishermen
The Sri Lanka Navy assisted the Coast Guard to arrest seven Indian fishermen poaching illegally in the northern seas of the island country, the navy said on Tuesday.
Russian Ambassador Andrei Karlov Shot Dead in Ankara
Russia's ambassador to Turkey has died after being shot in Ankara, according to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman.
Beijing Sees US Drone as Part of South China Sea Spying Efforts
An underwater drone taken by a Chinese naval vessel in the South China Sea last week is part of U.S. surveillance efforts in the disputed waterway, but Beijing won't likely make a big fuss about its handover, Chinese state media and experts said.
'Unpresidented' Trump Tweet on China Sets Off Deluge of Mockery
US President-elect Donald Trump got plenty of attention - but not the kind he was looking for - after a tweet today calling out China for its seizure of an unmanned US naval probe.
Hillary Clinton Says She Lost Election Due to 'Unprecedented' Russian Cyberattacks
According to an audio reported on Friday by The New York Times, Clinton, who lost the election to Republican Donald Trump said her defeat was in part due to Putin's "personal beef against me"
Tibetan Leader Urges Donald Trump to Confront China on Rights
The head of the Tibetan government-in-exile said on Friday he was encouraged by US President-elect Donald Trump’s tough stand on China and urged him to ditch backdoor diplomacy on furthering the Tibetan cause and be more confrontational.
Indian Appointed to Civil Nuclear Trade Advisory Committee
A noted Indian-American expert on India-US civil nuclear deal has been re-appointed to the Civil Nuclear Trade Advisory Committee of the US Department of Commerce.
UK Registers 45% Rise in Convictions in Terror-related Cases
The UK has registered a 45 per cent rise in the number of convictions in terror-related offences over the previous year, according to the country's Home Office statistics released on Thursday.
UK Agrees to License 3-Parent Babies to Prevent Inherited Diseases
Britain on Thursday became the first country to formally licence an in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment designed to create babies from three people.
Eiffel Tower Goes Dark In Solidarity With Aleppo Civilians
Lights of the Eiffel Tower were put out on Wednesday in solidarity with civilians in Aleppo where renewed fighting put at risk a truce deal to evacuate people and rebel fighters, according to Paris authorities.
Intrauterine Devices Taken Out From Millions of Women in China
As China relaxed its decades old one child policy this year, millions of women are being helped by hospitals to remove intrauterine devices implanted to prevent child birth.
Allepo's Fall First Test For Donald Trump's Russia Outreach
Aleppo's fall to Syrian government forces is shaping up as the first major test of President-elect Donald Trump's desire to cooperate with Russia, whose military support has proven pivotal in Syria's civil war. The death and destruction in the city is onl...
From Rex Tillerson to Michael Flynn: Donald Trump’s Controversial Appointees
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Egypt Blames Muslim Brotherhood Leaders for Church Blast
However, the Muslim Brotherhood denied any involvement with the explosion that took place during Sunday service at the church.
Bangladeshi Hindus Protest In Front of White House
Bangladesh has been reeling under a wave of murders of secular, liberal activists and religious minorities.
Bill English Confirmed as New Zealand Prime Minister
English, 54, has been deputy to Key and finance minister since the National Party came to power in 2008.