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Human Rights Group Accuses Bangladesh of Torture on Detainees; Govt Says Report Baseless
Complaints of torture, enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings had increased in recent years and the government had failed to investigate and punish the perpetrators, the World Organization Against Torture (OMCT) said.
Ahead of Elections, Russian Oppn Leader Hospitalised After Exposure to 'Undefined Chemicals'
Alexei Navalny was jailed this week for 30 days for calling for an unauthorised march to protest against the exclusion of several opposition candidates from a local election later this year.
Think the Heatwave was Bad? Climate is Already Hitting Key Tipping Points
With emissions currently on track to push temperatures more than three degrees higher, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is working to wrest bigger commitments from governments ahead of a summit in New York in September,
Donald Trump, Boris Johnson Eye 'Substantial' Trade Deal in First Call
Trump said a bilateral deal with post-Brexit Britain could be 'three to four, five times' bigger than current trade and once London is out of the European Union 'we could do much more.'
Iran Grants India Consular Access to 18 Crew on Board British Vessel Captured in Persian Gulf
Indian Embassy in Tehran was granted consular access to meet the 18 Indian crew of the detained British ship Stena Impero.
Tulsi Gabbard Sues Google for $50 Million for Stifling her US Presidential Campaign
Tulsi Now Inc, the campaign committee for Gabbard, said Google suspended the campaign's advertising account for six hours on June 27 and June 28, obstructing its ability to raise money and spread her message to potential voters.
Ready to Visit Pakistan for Talks if PM Imran Khan Invites Us, Says Afghan Taliban
The statement by the Taliban came hours after Khan returned to Islamabad after his maiden official visit to the US where he discussed the Afghan peace process with President Donald Trump on Monday and agreed to work together to end to the conflict.
Meet Priti Patel, UK's First Indian-Origin Home Secretary
Boris Johnson taking charge of Britain's most important office. Meet his new cabinet minister Priti Patel a prominent guest at all major Indian diaspora events in the UK and an a avid supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the UK.
Boeing Reports Biggest-ever Loss of $2.9 Billion as 737 MAX Grounding Drags on
The aviation giant Boeing's troubles have been mounting since the MAX was taken out of service worldwide in March following two deadly crashes that claimed 346 lives, and it already set aside nearly $5 billion to compensate customers.
180 Flights Cancelled at Amsterdam Airport After Fault in Refuelling System
Only one-third of the usual number of flights was arriving at the Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam on Wednesday night, an airport spokeswoman said. Even fewer were leaving, she added.
Pakistan Planning to Set Up Courts to Address Issues of Media Industry, Says Official
Firdous Ashiq Awan, the Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan for Information and Broadcasting, said she met the representatives of Pakistan Broadcaster Association (PBA) and has discussed the issue.
'Safe': Swedish Owner Makes First Contact with Indian-Majority Crew of Seized British Oil Tanker
The Stena Impero and its crew were taken by Iran's Revolutionary Guard five days ago in the Strait of Hormuz.
Boris Johnson Gets Blanket Coverage in Iranian Newspapers as 'Britain's Trump'
Dailies across Iran's political spectrum splashed Boris Johnson's election to lead the Conservative Party — propelling him to the office of the prime minister — across their front covers.
US May Have Downed Two Iranian Drones Last Week, Says Commander of Regional Forces
Iran, which last month shot down a US Global Hawk drone that it said had ventured into its airspace, has denied that it lost any of its own unmanned aerial vehicles.
'President Does Not Make Up Things': Top Advisor on Trump's Claim on Kashmir Issue
Donald Trump's Chief Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow said, 'it is a very rude question', when a journalist asked if remarks by the US President on Kashmir issue with Pakistan PM Imran Khan, was made up.
NASA Prepares to Send Artemis Carrying 'First Woman and Next Man' on Moon in 2024
'Through the Artemis programme, we will see the first woman and the next man walk on the surface of the Moon. As the 'torch bringer,' literally and figuratively, Artemis will light our way to Mars,' said US space agency.