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To Return Home, Cashless Indian Walks 1,000 Km To Attend Court Hearings In Dubai
Tiruchirappalli resident Jagannathan Selvaraj, who has been living in a public park and has no money for even a bus ticket, has walked more than 1,000 kilometres over two years to attend court proceedings to obtain a flight ticket to return home.
Plane With Brazil Football Club Team Crashes in Colombia; Six Survive
Medellin's international airport said on its Twitter account that the aircraft had departed from Bolivia.
Syrian Government Drives Rebels From Swathe of Aleppo
The Syrian army and its allies announced the capture of a large swathe of eastern Aleppo from rebels on Monday in an accelerating attack that threatens to crush the opposition in its most important urban stronghold.
Sweeping UK Spy Bill Dubbed 'Snoopers' Charter' Becomes Law
After months of wrangling, UK Parliament has passed a contentious new snooping law that gives authorities — from police and spies to food regulators, fire officials and tax inspectors — powers to look at the internet browsing records of everyone in the co...
6.7 Magnitude Quake Strikes China's Xinjiang
The quake hit Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture in Xinjiang, state-run Xinhua news agency quoted the China Earthquake Networks Center (CENC) as saying.
Brexit is Going To Hurt, EU Leaders Tell UK
Since Britain voted to leave the European Union, U.K. officials have had one message: Brexit means Brexit.
7.2 Magnitude Quake Rocks El Salvador, No Casualties Reported
An earthquake measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale hit El Salvador and neighbouring countries on Thursday, although no damage or injuries have been reported yet, the Environment and Natural Resources Ministry reported.
Pakistani Doctor Faces Rs 2.5 crore Lawsuit Over Cat's Death
Cat owner Sundus Hoorain, who is a lawyer, said she took her cat for a routine check-up to Dr Faisal Khan's clinic in Islamabad.
Trump Cancels, Then Reinstates Interview With New York Times
US president-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday scrapped a scheduled meeting with The New York Times and within hours reversed his decision and rescheduled it, after chastising the "failing" daily for changing the terms and conditions of the interview and for...
Britain Braces for First Budget Since Brexit Vote
Britain tomorrow delivers its first budget since the Brexit referendum, with economists expecting a slight shift away from years of austerity as the nation readies its EU exit strategy.
Donald Trump Cancels Interview With 'Failing' New York Times
US president-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday cancelled his meeting with the New York Times describing it as a "failing" newspaper which he alleged had changed the terms and conditions of the interview at the last moment.
Quake in Northeastern Japan Brings Back Memories of 2011
The earthquake in northeastern Japan sent people in coastal towns scrambling for higher ground after tsunami alerts were issued in two prefectures, Fukushima and Miygai.
Donald Trump is 'Just The President', Says Defiant Fugitive Snowden
Former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden on Monday downplayed the importance of President-elect Donald Trump and again defended his decision to leak documents showing massive surveillance of US citizens’ communications.
Will Speak Out If Core US Values Threatened, Says Barack Obama
"I want to be respectful of the office and give the president-elect an opportunity to put forward his platform and his arguments without somebody popping off," Obama said, amid concerns about Trump's administration picks and public statements.
US Pentagon, Intelligence Sought NSA Admiral Rogers' removal: Reports
The Defense Department and broader US government intelligence community have urged President Barack Obama to fire National Security Agency chief Admiral Michael Rogers, US media reported.
Iraqi Troops Face Stiff Resistance From Islamic State in Eastern Mosul
Iraqi troops faced stiff resistance Saturday from Islamic State militants as they pushed deeper into eastern Mosul, backed by aerial support from the US-led international coalition, a senior military commander said.