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Iraqi Police to Replace Army in Volatile Baghdad Neighborhood Where Dozens Were Killed in Clashes Over Weekend
Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi gave the order after a week of violence that gripped Iraq left more than 100 dead and thousands wounded.
Pakistan Took No Action Against 26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed, Says FATF in Setback for Imran Govt
FATF said that Pakistan must 'identify, assess and understand its money laundering, terror financing risks, including transnational risks and risks associated with terrorist groups' operating from its soil.
Four Hispanic Men Killed, Five Others Injured As Two Gunmen Open Fire in US Bar
Although the deceased were all Hispanic, police have ruled out that the reason for the shooting was racially motivated.
World Teachers' Day 2019 Celebrates Educators Across the Globe With Focus on Young Teachers this Year
This year's theme is 'Young Teachers: The future of the Profession'. The day provides the occasion to celebrate the profession of teaching, to acknowledge the achievements.
Donald Trump Says He Called off Hassan Rouhani Meeting, Not Iran
Trump was responding to reports that it was the Iranian side that balked at the presidential conversation while at the UN.
British Sikh Peer Leaves BBC Radio Show Protesting Its Decision to Censor Segment on Guru Tegh Bahadur
The 87-year-old accused the BBC of 'prejudice and intolerance' in the way it handled a script referring to Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom for fear of 'Islamophobia'.
Indian-origin Taxi Driver Avoids Jail Term for Hitting Cyclist in Australia, Sentenced to 2-Year Community Service
Gurbhej Singh confessed hitting the cyclist in December 2017 while turning from Flinders Street onto Exhibition Street.
French Govt Rules out Terror Angle behind Knife Attack at Paris Police Headquarters
France Info and BFM TV said Friday the attacker's wife told police that her husband, who was deaf, had visions and made incoherent statements during the night before the attack.
Pak Parliament Blocks Christian MP's Bid to Pass Bill Allowing Non-Muslims to Become PM, President
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Ali Muhammad opposed the proposed legislation saying Pakistan is an Islamic Republic where only a Muslim can become the President and Prime Minister.
Bacteria-infected Brazilian Mosquitoes Pack a Punch in Dengue Fight
Scientists are using Wolbachia, a bacteria common among insects except the dengue-transmitting Aedes aegypti mosquito, to dent the spread of the debilitating virus and other illnesses including Zika and chikungunya.
US Cop Fired for Claiming He was Raped by Woman He Impregnated to Avoid Paying Child Support
Samuel Sheppard, a six-year veteran of the force, was dismissed for fabricating a sexual assault by the unnamed woman, and lying to internal affairs investigators about the nature of the couple's relationship.
US Finalises Sale of 150 Anti-tank Missiles to Ukraine to Fight Russia-backed Separatists
A Defense Security Cooperation Agency notice says the USD 39.2 million sale includes 10 launch units for the Javelin missiles and related equipment.
Four Dead After Drunk Woman Driving Wrong Way Crashes into Cab on San Francisco Highway
The California Highway Patrol says the collision happened about 12.30 am on Thursday, just minutes after people started calling authorities to report a Volkswagen sedan driving south in the northbound lanes of Highway 101.
Pak Army Chief Bajwa Holds Private Meeting with Business Tycoons to Boost Ailing Economy
Army has been taking keen interest in the revival of the economy after apparent failure of the Imran Khan government to deliver on the economic front even after one year in power.
Employee of Paris Police Headquarters Shot Dead after Stabbing 4 Officers, 'Workplace Row' Suspected
At least one metro station in the vicinity of the building, close to Notre-Dame cathedral and other tourist attractions, was closed.
Indefinite Curfew Imposed in Baghdad After Deadly Protests Against Movement Ban Claim 11 Lives
The tension has been exacerbated by a near-total internet shutdown, the closure of government offices and at least one overnight explosion that hit the Green Zone, where some ministries and embassies are located.