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Moscow Lawyer Who Met Trump Jr. Had Russian Spy Agency as Client
The documents show that the lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, successfully represented the FSB's interests in a legal wrangle over ownership of an upscale property in northwest Moscow between 2005 and 2013.
Venezuela Opposition Holds Unofficial Plebiscite to Defy Maduro
The symbolic poll, which also asked voters if they want early elections, is intended to further dent President Nicolas Maduro's legitimacy amid a crippling economic crisis and months of anti-government protests that have led to around 100 deaths.
US to Appeal Ruling Weakening Donald Trump's Travel Ban
President Donald Trump's travel ban, which the administration insists is necessary to keep violent extremists out of the country, has faced a series of judicial roadblocks from lower courts.
Bill Clinton is Literally Hiding Between Two Bushes in This Viral Photo
When Bill Clinton visited the George W. Bush Presidential Center his press secretary Angel Urena snapped a photo of the former President showing him peeking out between the statues of George W Bush and George HW Bush with a sly grin
Vladimir Putin Preferred Hillary Clinton at the White House: Donald Trump
In the middle of a political storm, because of allegations of Russian connections by his campaign, Trump said the two countries can get along together.
Amarnath Terror Attack Reprehensible: United States
The civilians were killed as they were exercising their right to worship and that is, in large part, what makes this so reprehensible. That is a great concern to us and our thoughts and prayers go out to those people and to their families as well, said th...
Saudi Arabia to Allow Girls to Play Sports in Public Schools
The Education Ministry said on Tuesday t will introduce the physical education classes "gradually" and "in accordance with (Islamic) Shariah regulations."
South Korea Says North doesn't have ICBM re-entry Technology
North Korea launched what was said to be a nuclear-capable ICBM last week as it presses on with its nuclear and missile programs in defiance of United Nations sanctions.
Qatar Seeks 'Siege' Compensation For Firms, Citizens
Qatar's Attorney General Ali bin Fetais al-Marri on Sunday said his country was forming a committee to pursue compensation claims for firms and citizens over the country's "blockade" by neigbouring Gulf states.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Appoints First Black Household Staffer
Afghanistan war veteran Major Nana Kofi Twumasi-Ankrah, who is also known as TA to his friends, is thought to be the royal family's first black equerry, a role that requires immense discretion, The Sunday Times reported.
Martial Arts Star Battulga Wins Mongolian Presidential Election
Battulga rose to fame as a Mongolian wrestler. His businesses include a hotel and a Genghis Khan-themed amusement park
When Ivanka Sat in For Donald Trump at a G20 Meet
The incident fuelled allegations of nepotism against the US President, who has put family members in top White House positions.
Qatar Deadline Extended by 48 Hours: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia and its allies on Monday said they had decided to extend by 48 hours the deadline for Qatar to accept their list of demands to lift a de facto blockade.
US Warship in Operation Near Disputed Island in South China Sea
A US warship sailed near a disputed island in the South China Sea claimed by China, Taiwan and Vietnam on Sunday in an operation meant to challenge the competing claims of all three nations, a U.S. Defense Department official said.
Israel's ex-PM Ehud Olmert Released From Prison
Ehud Olmert, Israel's former prime minister, was released from prison today days after a parole board granted him early release from his 27-month corruption sentence, a Prison Service official said.
China Builds New Military Facilities on South China Sea Islands
China has built new military facilities on islands in the South China Sea, a US think tank reported on Thursday, a move that could raise tensions with Washington, which has accused Beijing of militarising the vital waterway.