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Karachi Don ‘Linked’ to Kulbhushan Jadhav ‘Confessed’ to Spying for Iran
Baloch, the uncrowned king of Karachi’s notorious Lyari slums, had also visited Chaman and Chabahar in Iran – areas where Jadhav had operated his dhow business – claimed Pakistan media.
Economists Write Letter to Trump Stressing Importance of Immigrants for Economic Growth
Almost 1,500 economists have addressed a letter to President Donald Trump and top congressional leaders stressing the importance of immigrants for economic growth.
Muslim Woman's Hijab Ripped Off, Assaulted in US
A Muslim woman's hijab was allegedly ripped off in the US by a man who she claimed beat her "like an animal" and repeatedly stepped on her head, prompting calls for a hate crime probe.
Egypt Under Emergency Rule After IS Church Bombings Kill 45
Hundreds gathered Monday to mourn 45 Egyptian Christians killed in jihadist bombings just a week before Easter, after Cairo declared a state of emergency following the attacks on two churches.
Marine Le Pen Says France Not Responsible For WWII Jew Round-up
Ahead of the first round of France's highly unpredictable presidential election on April 23, Le Pen's centrist rival Emmanuel Macron said her comments were "a serious mistake".
Hillary Clinton Slams Donald Trump on Syrian Refugee Ban After US Strike
It came as the US on Thursday night struck the Shairat airbase in a response to the chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians in Idlib province.
Trump Drops China Bashing During Warm Xi Summit
US President Donald Trump ditched his trademark anti-China bombast, hailing an "outstanding" relationship with counterpart Xi Jinping at the end of a superpower summit Friday overshadowed by events in Syria.
Assad Office Says US Strike 'Foolish, Irresponsible'
The massive strike -- US President Donald Trump's biggest military decision since taking office -- marked a dramatic escalation in American involvement in Syria's six-year civil war.
US Officially Labels Hamas Commander a 'Global Terrorist'
The US State Department on Friday declared a senior commander of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, Abu Anas al-Ghandour, a "specially designated global terrorist," adding his name to its economic sanctions blacklist.
Somalia Roadside Bomb Kills at Least 19 in Minibus, Says Official
Civilians often have been casualties in this long-chaotic Horn of Africa country. Now hundreds of thousands of Somalis are on the move as a drought threatens roughly half of the country's population of 12 million.
Nikki Haley Gets Heckled at Global Women Summit in New York
Nikki Haley, the tough-talking and blunt US Ambassador to the UN, was heckled during an annual summit on women as she spoke about President Donald Trump and Russia.
Suu Kyi Denies Ethnic Cleansing of Myanmar Minority
Aung San Suu Kyi has denied security forces have carried out ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, speaking to the BBC after the UN rights council agreed to investigate allegations of rape, murder and torture against the army.
US May Widen Ban of Carry-on Computers on Planes
The threat of a terror group trying to blow up an aircraft mid-flight is constant, he told a Senate hearing on border security, suggesting that the current ban might not have gone far enough.
Ivanka Trump Says She can Disagree With Her Dad With Total Candor
Ivanka Trump says that when she disagrees with her father, "he knows it, and I express myself with total candor."
'Pink Star' Diamond Sold For Record $ 71.2 Million in Hong Kong Auction
A stunning 59.6 carat diamond known as the "Pink Star" sold for $ 71.2 million at a Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong, setting a new world record for any diamond or jewel, according to the auction house.
Hijacked Indian Ship Taken Near Somalia's Port Hobyo, Says Pirate Leader
Aw Kombe also said the pirates were in touch with businessmen in Kismayu over releasing the vessel, Al Kausar.