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Loan or Gift? China Pumps $1 Billion as Pakistan’s Forex Dries Up
The latest loan highlights Islamabad's growing dependence on Chinese loans to buffer its foreign currency reserves, which plunged to $9.66 billion last week from $16.4 billion in May 2017.
Donald Trump Says North Korea 'Very Serious' on Nuclear Negotiations
"I think they're very serious about it. I think they want to do it," he said in a prerecorded interview on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" programme.
12 Sikhs Among 19 Killed in Afghanistan Blast During Prez Ghani's Visit
The blast, hours after President Ashraf Ghani had visited Jalalabad, damaged shops and buildings around Mukhaberat square in the city, said governor's spokesman Attaullah Khogyani.
9 Injured in Mass Stabbing at Refugee Apartment Complex in Idaho
The police did not yet have a suspected motive for the on Saturday night attack but said a 30-year-old man was in custody.
Back on Terror ‘Grey List’, Cash-Starved Pakistan Staring at ‘Worse’ Times
Pakistan was placed on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list' on June 27 after it failed to put in place measures to prevent money laundering and other illegal transactions that may be used for financing terrorism.
US Intelligence Believes North Korea Making More Nuclear Bomb Fuel Despite Talks: Report
North Korea agreed at the summit to "work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," but the joint statement signed by Kim and Trump gave no details on how or when Pyongyang might surrender its nuclear weapons.
First Time Since Doklam Standoff, China's PLA Holds High Altitude Drill in Tibet
Analysts hailed Tuesday's drill, which was held in cooperation with local companies and government, as an important move toward military-civilian integration.
Worsening Trade Row Deepens Chill Felt by Chinese Dealmakers Seeking to do US Takeovers
So far this year, Chinese companies have spent just $1.6 billion on U.S. assets, down almost 80 per cent from the year-earlier period, according to Thomson Reuters data.
US Neo-Nazi Sympathizer Charged With Hate Crimes for Charlottesville Rampage
A federal grand jury in Virginia charged James Fields, 21, with hate crimes causing the death of 32-year-old Heather Heyer and injuring others who had joined the protest against the Unite the Right rally in the Virginian city last August.
Moscow and Washington Strike Deal to Hold Putin-Trump Summit
The meeting is expected to take place after Trump attends a NATO summit and visits Britain next month.
Pakistan’s Former PM Abbasi Barred from Contesting July 25 Elections from Rawalipindi
Abbasi had filed nominations for NA-53 Islamabad and NA-57 Rawalpindi. Initially, the election officials had rejected his nomination from Islamabad but accepted his bid from Rawalpindi.
UN's Highest Court Begins Hearing Qatar Lawsuit Against UAE
"There are no opportunities for Qataris to seek justice for these human rights abuses," said Mohammed Abdulaziz al-Khulaifi, one of Qatar's representatives at the hearing.
Sexually Abused China Student Jumps to Death, Shameless Onlookers Cheer and Clap
Videos of the incident shared online showed Li sitting on a ledge for hours while rescue workers tried to talk her down. Some passersby on the street below heckled her, shouting "How come you haven't jumped yet?"
Host Singapore Spent $12 Million on Donald Trump-Kim Jong Un Summit
The meeting was the culmination of a rapid detente between Pyongyang and Washington and saw Kim commit to working towards denuclearisation, although critics noted the summit agreement was vague and non-binding.
U.S. Judge Says May Rule Next Week on Reuniting Migrant Children
While U.S. President Donald Trump bowed to political pressure on Wednesday and issued an executive order ending the separations, the U.S Government has been silent on plans to reunite parents split from their children who were separated since the Trump a...
US Military May House Immigrant Children as Trump Policy Beset by Confusion
Trump and his administration have faced fierce criticism in recent weeks for separating more than 2,300 children from their families in order to prosecute their parents for crossing the border illegally.