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IAF Flight to China for Evacuation of Indians Delayed Due to Clearance from Chinese Govt: Indian Embassy
India operated two Air India special flights to Wuhan, the provincial capital of Hubei and the epicentre of the COVID-19, early this month and evacuated 647 Indians and seven Maldivians.
Second Coronavirus Patient Dies in Italy, 30 Cases Reported So Far
The second patient's reported death comes hours after a 77-year-old man died overnight near Padua
Hard to Assess and Fraught with Pitfalls, Nervous Wait ahead of Afghan Peace Deal
What if one militant with a suicide vest kills dozens in a Kabul market? Or, if a US airstrike targeting Islamic State insurgents takes out Taliban members instead, does that destroy the deal?
China Commends Pakistan's 'Enormous Efforts' in Tackling Terror after FATF Retains it in Grey List
Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the FATF meeting has decided to give Pakistan more time to implement its action plan on money laundering and terrorist financing.
Coronavirus: Plane With Canadians Evacuated From Japan's Quarantined Cruise Ship Lands in Ontario
The Diamond Princess, which is moored in Yokohama near Tokyo, is the biggest coronavirus cluster outside the Chinese epicenter, with more than 600 cases confirmed among the 3,700 passengers and crew.
Clashes, Jeers and Burning Tyres Greet Coronavirus Evacuees in Ukraine
Tempers flared after a tense day-long standoff in which protesters blocked a bridge leading to the sanatorium where the evacuees will be held in quarantine for at least two weeks to make sure they are not carrying the virus.
On Grey List for Failure to Curb Terror Funding, Pak May Get 4-month Breather to Fulfil FATF Obligations
Sources from Paris said that Pakistan was found fully or close to fully compliant on more than half of the 27 targets.
Relief for Few Passengers Allowed to Leave Quarantined Japan Ship, But 79 New Coronavirus Cases Detected
With 621 positive cases, the Diamond Princess is easily the biggest cluster of infected people outside China, and Japan has faced mounting criticism for its arrangements as passengers disperse across the world.
'Could You Live on $170 a Month?' Russian Woman Asks an Unsuspecting President Putin
While Putin shines at public speaking in large auditoriums with usually carefully orchestrated questions, he rarely goes out on the street for unpredictable encounters with members of the public.
Coronavirus Outbreak: Nearly 500 Passengers to Leave Quarantined Japan Ship on Wednesday
Officials said that the number is likely to change as the new cases take the total affected to around 500, after the passengers tested negative.
1 Policeman Killed, 2 Injured as IED Goes Off Near Polio Vaccination Camp in Pakistan
The incident took place in Kulachi area of Dera Ismail Khan city in the province where the van was deployed for the security of the polio workers canvasing the area, District Police Officer Wahid Mahmood was quoted as saying by the Dawn News.
'Tiger Widows' Shunned as Bad Luck in Rural Bangladesh
At least 519 men died from tiger attacks in 50 villages in one district -- home to half a million people -- between 2001 and 2011.
Britain Issues Rare 'Danger to Life' Warning over Storm Dennis
The weather agency issued a rare red warning, saying there was a risk of "significant impacts from flooding" that included a "danger to life from fast flowing water, extensive flooding to property and road closures".
Mark Zuckerberg Wants Facebook to be Treated Like 'Something Between a Telco and a Newspaper'
Facebook and social media giants including Twitter and Alphabet's Google have come under increasing pressure to better combat governments and political groups using their platforms to spread false and misleading information.
Pakistan Court Orders Release of Pashtun Rights Leader Arrested on Sedition Charges
The Pashtun Protection Movement remains peaceful but has been notable for its direct verbal attacks on the armed forces in a country where such criticism is largely seen as a red line.
Chinese Woman Who Fled Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort Gets 6 Months in Jail
Jing Lu, 56, told County Judge Mark Eissey she made an 'honest mistake' when she walked onto Trump's Palm Beach property December 16 and started taking photos