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Man Holds Two People Hostage in Paris: Police
The man is "armed and holding at least two people," a source told AFP, adding that "the situation is quite confused" but did not appear to be terrorism-related.
Residents of China Border City Hope US-North Korea Summit Spurs Peace and Business
As the conduit for the bulk of North Korea's international trade, Dandong's fortunes have long been hinged to those of the neighbouring country, and residents have for decades ridden waves of optimism and disappointment.
Trump Says Kim is 'Very Smart', North Korea to Denuclearise 'Very, Very Quickly
Although the breakthrough made at the summit marks just the start of a diplomatic process, it could bring lasting change to the security landscape of Northeast Asia, just as former US President Richard Nixon visit to Beijing in 1972 led to the transformat...
We're the Piggy Bank Everybody Likes to Rob: Trump Targets India at G-7 Over 100% Import Tariff
Earlier this year, Trump had criticised India over import duty on the iconic Harley-Davidson motorcycles and threatened to increase the import tariff on "thousands and thousands" of Indian motorcycles to the US.
Disney Animation Chief and Pixar Co-Founder Quits Amid Scandal Over 'Unwanted Hugs'
John Lasseter apologised in November last year to "anyone who has ever been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or any other gesture they felt crossed the line" and promptly went on sabbatical.
UK's Johnson Warns of Brexit 'Meltdown' in Secret Tape
Boris Johnson said the establishment was seeking to ensure that Brexit "does as little change as possible", with "the risk is that you will end up in an anteroom of the EU, locked in orbit around the EU".
Flanked by Muslim Envoys, Donald Trump Hosts His First White House Iftar
Speaking at an iftar dinner, which breaks the daylong fast, Donald Trump offered a message of unity, recognising members of the Muslim community at home and abroad.
Lessons in Loathing at North Korea's Museum to 'US Atrocity'
A volunteer among the group - they could be from a school, army unit, factory or official organisation - stands up in the concrete amphitheatre, where a mural reads "Let us drive out the Americans and reunify our nation", to issue a vitriolic denunciati...
Singapore Airspace to be Restricted During U.S.-North Korea Summit
The notice said airspace over Singapore will be temporarily restricted for parts of June 11, 12 and 13. Singapore is set to host a summit meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 12.
In Singapore, Where Trash Becomes Ash, Plastics are Still a Problem
Singapore's senior minister of state for the environment and water resources, Amy Khor, said in March that unlike other countries with mandatory plastic bag charges, Singapore incinerates plastic waste before putting it in landfills.
Macron Says Calls With Trump Like Sausages: 'Better Not Know What's Inside'
A readout from the French presidency of Macron's call with Trump last week said the 40-year old president had told Trump that his decision to slap tariffs on the exports of US allies were both "illegal" and a "mistake".
US Official Charged With Taking $800,000 from Chinese
They also discovered that Hansen was in deep financial trouble from 2013 to 2016, with debts of several hundred thousand dollars.
Shots Fired Near California Marathon, Woman Shooter in Custody
The marathon, which draws thousands of runners, was winding down at the time. After a brief halt, runners were allowed to complete the race.
Kim Wants $6,000-a-Night Suite for Trump Summit, Singapore May Foot Part of the Bill
Kim Jong Un's trip to Singapore poses logistical challenges that are likely to include using Soviet-era aircraft to carry him and his limousine, as well as dozens of security and other staff.
America's Poor Becoming More Destitute Under Donald Trump, Says UN Expert
In a report, Alston said that as welfare benefits and access to health insurance were being slashed, President Donald Trump's tax reform awarded "financial windfalls" to the mega-rich and large companies, further increasing inequality.
Pakistan SC Issues Notice to ex-PM Nawaz Sharif in 1996 Poll Rigging Case
The action was taken as a follow up to the 2012 decision of the Supreme Court in the Asghar case of 1996, which was based on a petition of former air chief Air Marshal Asghar Khan.