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'World Could be in Danger': On Nuclear War With India, Imran Gives 'Pakistan-Never-First' Assurance
Hours after Khan's statement, Pakistan's foreign ministry said that his comment was being taken "out of context", and the country had there was "no change in their nuclear policy".
Japan to Set up Special Police Unit to Patrol Disputed Islands in East China Sea Amid Rising Tensions
The deployment near the tiny islands known as the 'Senkakus' in Japanese and the 'Diaoyu' in Chinese could take place early next year, public broadcaster NHK reported on Monday.
US 'Concerned' over Rising Tensions on Israel-Lebanon Border, Slams Iranian Proxies for 'Destabilizing Role'
A US official said that the recent tensions are another example of the destabilizing role of Iranian proxies in undermining peace and security in the region.
‘School Strike for Climate’: Swedish Teen Climate Activist Leads Protest Near United Nations
Greta Thunberg became a celebrity last year by playing hooky to encourage Swedish politicians to pay attention to what she calls 'a war on nature.'
German Nurse Under Investigation for Murdering Five Patients in His Care
The case bears similarities to that of Niels Hoegel, the serial killer nurse who was handed a life sentence last June for the murder of 85 patients in his care.
'We Don't Have a Tariff Problem, We've a Fed Problem': Trump Denies Trade Wars are Hurting US Economy
Trump's Twitter outburst came just two days before Washington is due to start a wave of new tariffs on billions in Chinese imports after relations with Beijing deteriorated sharply this month.
Day After Boris Johnson Decides to Dismiss Parliament Before Brexit, Court Bids Launched to Stop Process
The prime minister insists Britain must leave the European Union on time, with or without a divorce deal — and the move limits his opponents' room for manoeuvre.
Tornado Kills 8, Injures 2 on China's Hainan Island
State broadcaster CCTV said dormitories for workers collapsed at two construction sites, killing eight people. One person was seriously injured and another slightly hurt. Both were sent to a hospital.
Brazil Accepts Planes from Chile to Fight Amazon Fires
About 60 per cent of the Amazon region is in Brazil. The vast Amazon also includes Bolivia, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana, an overseas region of France.
Donald Trump Praises 'Great' Boris Johnson after UK Parliament Suspension Ahead of Brexit
Trump said the suspension -- which critics call a deliberate attempt to stymie democratic opposition to Brexit -- will make it "very hard" for Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to seek a no-confidence vote against Johnson.
Wanted: Spy. Employer: China. Hunting Ground: LinkedIn. To Apply: Click.
Foreign agents are exploiting social media to try to recruit assets, with LinkedIn as a prime hunting ground, Western counterintelligence officials say, adding that Chinese spies are the most active.
US Approves Sale of Anti-Ballistic Missiles Worth $3.3 Billion to Japan
The sale came as North Korea is expanding its offensive missile capabilities, having proven the ability to launch potentially nuclear-tipped medium- and long-range ballistic missiles that could hit both Japan and the US.
US Federal Reserve Should Help Defeat Trump in 2020 Elections, Says Ex-Fed Official
Bill Dudley, the influential former president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, also said the Fed should not 'enable' Trump's escalating trade war with China by lowering interest rates.
'They Have Problem Breathing': Respiratory Ailments Hit in Amazon as Brazil Spurns G-7 Aid to Fight Fire
A personal spat between the leaders of Brazil and France seemed to dominate the dispute, but it also centered on Brazilian perceptions of alleged interference by Europe on matters of sovereignty, economic development and the rights of indigenous people.
Afghanistan Seeks UNSC's Intervention after Pakistan's Repeated 'Territory Violations'
The letter to the UNSC also condemned Pakistan’s failure to adhere to the repeated appeals made by the Afghanistan government “to cease the illegal and provocative activities.”
Scores of Accusers to Speak at Hearing After Financier Jeffrey Epstein's Death
The hearing Tuesday morning was scheduled last week by US District Judge Richard Berman, who presided over the case prosecutors brought against Epstein after the 66-year-old convicted felon was arrested on July 6.