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World Leaders Hold Solemn Ceremony in Paris to Mark World War I Armistice Centenary
The commemoration is the centrepiece of global tributes to honour the 10 million soldiers who were killed during the 1914-18 war and the moment the Armistice, signed in northeastern France, came into effect
Surfer Bitten by Shark in Latest Australia Attack
The surfer, aged in his 20s, was on his board at Pyramids Beach south of Perth in Western Australia on Sunday morning when the attack happened.
Donald Trump to Award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth
Three of this year's recipients will receive the award posthumously — Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth and Antonin Scalia.
UK Monument to Honour Indian Soldiers Killed in World War 1 Vandalised
The 10-foot high statue, which depicts a Sikh soldier symbolic of the contribution of South Asian soldiers to World War I, was unveiled last Sunday.
Spenders or Thrifters: As Singles' Day Nears, Are China's Shoppers About to Drop?
Akin to Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States, 'Singles' Day' has become something of a litmus test for the strength of Chinese consumption.
US Court Halts Construction of Keystone XL Oil Pipeline
The ruling by Judge Brian Morris of the US District Court for the District of Montana dealt a stinging setback to Trump and the oil industry and served up a big win for conservationists and indigenous groups.
Trump Ousts Jeff Sessions, Warns of 'War-like' Posture if Democrats Launch Probes
Trump came out swinging a day after his Republicans lost control of the House, and followed through on repeated threats to remove Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
CNN Reporter's Press Pass Suspended After Shouting Match With Trump
A visibly angry Trump had called reporter Jim Acosta a "rude, terrible person," after the CNN White House correspondent refused the president's orders to sit down.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions Fired After a Year of Attacks from Trump; All Eyes on Russia Probe
Congressional Democrats, concerned about protecting Mueller, called on Whitaker to recuse himself from overseeing the investigation in its final but potentially explosive stages.
Despite Giving a Tough Fight, 'Samosa Caucus' Fails to Increase Its Strength in US Midterm
None of the more than half a dozen new Indian Americans candidates could make it to the House of Representatives, which is equivalent to Lok Sabha in the Indian parliament. However, Indian-Americans picked up more seats in the State assemblies.
79 Abducted Pupils Freed in Troubled Cameroon Region: Minister
The kidnappings on Monday were the first such mass abductions seen in Cameroon and coincide with an upsurge of political tensions in the majority French-speaking country.
Ex-Treasury Chief Warns of 'Economic Iron Curtain' Unless China, US Ease Tensions
Washington and Beijing have been locked for months in a stand-off over US President Donald Trump's move to end what he describes as years of unfair trade practices by China.
Iran Will 'Proudly Bypass' US Sanctions, Says Hassan Rouhani
The measures described by Washington as "the toughest sanctions ever" follow US President Donald Trump's controversial decision in May to abandon the multi-nation nuclear deal with Tehran.
US Soldier Killed in 'Apparent Insider Attack' in Kabul: NATO
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the third so-called "green-on-blue" attack in less than three weeks
Sri Lanka's Main Tamil Party to Support No-trust Motion Against Rajapaksa
In a statement, the Tamil National Alliance said Rajapaksa's appointment was a violation of the Constitution's 19th amendment.
China Set to Give $6 Billion in Aid to Pakistan as PM Khan Meets President Xi Jinping: Report
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was in Beijing on his maiden visit, met Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of People where the two leaders also held one-on-one meeting besides delegation-level talks, Pakistani media reports said.