World
Donald Trump Denies Campaign had Pre-Election Contact with Russia
President Donald Trump insisted Thursday that neither he nor his campaign team had contacts with Russian officials in the run-up to last year's US election, contradicting an explosive report which he blasted as "fake news."
Russian spy ship spotted near US coast
The Leonov is a Vishnya-class spy ship, as is a Russian vessel that trailed the US ship that encountered close-flying Russian aircraft in the Black Sea on February 10.
Canada Frees Kanishka Bomber Inderjit Singh Reyat
The only person convicted in the 1985 Air India-Kanishka-bombings that killed 331 people is now free, Canada's parole board said on Wednesday.
Vietnamese Woman Arrested Over 'Murder' of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
According to a Malaysian government official, Kim told medical workers before he died that he had been attacked with a chemical spray.
Militant Commander Linked to Cafe Attack Shot Dead in Bangladesh
Bangladesh police on Tuesday shot dead a militant commander of a banned Isamist outfit and a close aide of one of the masterminds of the deadly Dhaka cafe attack in which 22 people, including an Indian girl, were killed.
Newspaper Apologizes After Mistaking Alec Baldwin For President Trump
On Friday the newspaper published a photo of the actor along with a caption calling him, "Donald Trump, president of the USA." The photo accompanied a news article about Israeli settlements which also had a photo of (the actual) Israeli Prime Minister, Be...
Japan, S.Korea, US seek UNSC Meeting over North Korea's Missile Test
The launch of a missile carried out by the Pyongyang regime on Sunday is the first since last October and also becomes the first military provocation of the Kim Jong-un regime since Donald Trump took charge as the US President.
Trump Admin Considering All Options on Travel Ban: White House
The three judges of the 9th Appeals Court in San Francisco, he alleged made a broad overreaching statement about the ability to check the executive power.
Netanyahu Pledges to Promote 'Responsible Policies' at Trump Meeting
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he would present "responsible policies" in talks with U.S. President Donald Trump, signalling to the Israeli far-right to curb its territorial demands in the occupied West Bank.
International Red Cross Temporarily Suspends Activities in Afghanistan Following Attack
The international Red Cross on Thursday temporarily suspended its activities in Afghanistan following an attack that killed six of its employees the previous day in a northern province.
Al Qaeda Leader Mocks Donald Trump After Yemen Raid
Days after a raid on an al Qaeda compound in Yemen led to the first US military combat death under Donald Trump, the leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula released an audio message taunting the new American President.
Judges in Immigration Ban Case in a 'Vacuum': US Security Chief
US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Wednesday said that judges who blocked the White House's immigration ban were living in an academic "vacuum" and did not see the real threat to the country.
'Failing' New York Times Writes Total Fiction Concerning me: President Trump
US President Donald Trump on Monday hit out at several American media outlets, including The New York Times, for allegedly running inaccurate stories.
Trump defends Putin, Says You Think Our Country's So Innocent?
President Donald Trump has brushed off his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin's description as a "killer", saying the US has "a lot of killers" and suggested that America was not so "innocent".
Iran Welcomes US Wrestling Team After Travel Ban Halted
Iran said on Sunday it would allow US wrestlers to compete in an international tournament after President Donald Trump's travel ban was halted by a federal court.
Trump Administration Appeals Against 'So-called' Judge's Stay on Travel Ban
Donald Trump's administration has appealed a federal judge's order that blocked the US president's ban on travellers from seven Muslim-majority nations.