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Aug 16, 2018
Dewayne Johnson wins lawsuit against Monsanto: Case highlights hazardous effects of pesticide Roundup
The truth is finally out. US pesticide maker Monsanto, which had recently been acquired by German giant Bayer, gave Dewayne Lee Johnson cancer. -
Aug 16, 2018
Australian senator Fraser Anning calls Muslims 'poisonous jelly beans', says community should be stopped from entering country
Fraser Anning, from the conservative Katter's Australian Party, advocated a return to White Australia policy and called for migration bans on Muslims in his speech in Parliament. -
Aug 16, 2018
US calls Turkey's tariff hikes 'regrettable'; Turkish president Erdogan calls for American electronic goods to be boycotted
The White House called Turkey's tariff hikes "regrettable" and repeated its call for Brunson's immediate release. -
Aug 11, 2018
Canada-Saudi Arabia row on human rights doesn't augur well for reforms started by Mohammad bin Salman
Two years ago, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman impressed the world when he spoke of a new Saudi Arabia. -
Aug 10, 2018
14 policemen dead, 20 wounded in Taliban attack on Afghanistan's Ghazni; residential areas of city targetted
Taliban fighters tried to overrun a provincial capital in Afghanistan early on Friday, hiding inside homes before slipping into city streets in the night to attack security forces and killing at least 14 policemen before being pushed back, officials said. -
Aug 09, 2018
TAPI pipeline project: China considering building line from inside Pakistan's territory once operations begin, says Pakistani official
China is exploring building a spur from Pakistan’s territory once the multi-country TAPI natural gas pipeline project begins operating, a Pakistani official said, with the financial close of the project’s first phase expected next month. -
Aug 08, 2018
Theresa May says Boris Johnson should apologise over burkha comments; former foreign minister brands critics 'ridiculous'
British prime minister Theresa May backed calls for her former foreign minister Boris Johnson to apologise for disparaging comments he made about Muslim women wearing burkha, but he branded his critics "ridiculous". -
Aug 05, 2018
Twenty feared dead after vintage World War II plane crashes into Switzerland's Piz Segnas mountain
Up to 20 people are feared dead after a vintage World War II aircraft crashed into a Swiss mountainside, local reports said. -
Aug 05, 2018
Iran receives five new commercial aircraft a day before US is set to restore sanctions lifted under nuclear deal
Iran acquired five new commercial aircraft a day before the US begins restoring sanctions that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear accord with world powers. -
Aug 04, 2018
US diplomat hands over letter from Donald Trump for Kim Jong-un to North Korea's foreign minister
A US diplomat handed over a letter for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un from US president Donald Trump to North Korea’s foreign minister.
