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Imran Khan Tipped for Victory as Major Pakistan Parties Allege Rigging, Technical Glitch Delays Result
PML-N president Shahbaz Sharif has outrightly rejected the election results and hinted his party would launch protests against the alleged rigging of polls. "Some five other parties including PPP have raised the rigging issue in polls. After consulting th...
Pakistan Elections 2018: Army's Long History of Political Meddling
The 2013 elections represent Pakistan's first ever democratic transfer of power. Nawaz Sharif, who went into exile after the 1999 coup but returned to the country in 2007, wins the contest in his most stunning comeback yet, becoming prime minister for the...
More than 180 Dead in IS Attacks on Southern Syria
The attacks hit several areas of the largely government-held southern province of Sweida, where IS retains a presence in a northeastern desert region.
No 'Break' in Nestle's Battle to Trademark Kit Kat's Four-finger Shape
Nestle has been locked in a blockbuster legal war with US rival Mondelez, maker of Cadbury chocolate, over the four-fingered wafer biscuit which was first sold in 1935.
Terrorism, Economy and More: Inside Election Manifestos of Pakistan's Top 3 Political Parties
The major political parties of Pakistan admitted that terrorism and radicalisation have isolated Pakistan globally, and pledged in their election manifesto to combat the scourges if they are voted to power in the July 25 general election.
Hundreds Missing, Several Feared Dead After Hydropower Dam Collapses in Laos
The disaster left more than 6,600 people homeless, the Lao News Agency reported. It showed pictures of villagers wading through muddy flood waters carrying belongings.
Thousands of Philippine Poor Nabbed in Duterte's Latest War—on Loitering
This is a war on loitering - instigated by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, famous for his bloody war on drugs and his obsession with social order.
Donald Trump to Iran: 'Never, Ever Threaten' US Again
The high-stakes verbal sparring is reminiscent of the exchanges Trump had last year with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, before tensions eased and the two leaders met this year in an historic summit.
Accused Russian Agent Maria Butina Met with US Treasury, Fed Officials
The meetings, which have not been previously reported, reveal a wider circle of high-powered connections that Maria Butina sought to cultivate with American political leaders and special interest groups.
FBI Believed Trump Aide Was Recruited by Russia for Election Meddling, Top Secret Documents Show
Release of the documents comes just over one week after Special Counsel Robert Mueller, probing possible collusion between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia, indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers.
Iran's Khamenei Backs Suggestion to Block Gulf Oil Exports if Own Sales Stopped
Khamenei used a speech to foreign ministry officials to reject any renewed talks with the United States after President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from a 2015 international deal over Iran's nuclear programme.
Putin Idea for Ukraine Referendum Rejected by White House
Trump tweeted on Thursday that he looked forward a "second meeting" with Putin and defended his performance at Monday's summit, in which the two leaders conferred on a range of issues including terrorism, Israeli security, nuclear proliferation and North...
Fugitive DHL Heir Arrested, Jailed for Drug Trafficking in Palau
Hillbroom was found at his girlfriend's house after fleeing arrest when he failed a mandatory drugs test imposed as part of a trafficking sentence.
US Treasury's Steven Mnuchin Watching Chinese Yuan Weakness for Manipulation
Steven Mnuchin said in an interview in Sao Paulo, Brazil, that the yuan's weakness would be reviewed as part of the US Treasury's semi-annual report on currency manipulation.
Israel Adopts Controversial Jewish Nation-state Law
The legislation, adopted by 62 votes to 55, makes Hebrew the country's national language and defines the establishment of Jewish communities as being in the national interest.
Donald Trump Says He Looks Forward to Second Putin Meeting
Donald Trump struggled to quiet a political uproar over his failure at Monday's summit in Helsinki to confront Putin over Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election renewed his fierce criticism of one of his favorite targets,