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Sep 05, 2018
Israel likely to attack suspected Iranian military assets in Iraq; Jerusalem says defence 'not limited to Syrian territory'
Israel signalled on Monday that it could attack suspected Iranian military assets in Iraq, as it has done with scores of air strikes in war-torn Syria. -
Sep 04, 2018
Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan gets first jolt as top aide quits after corruption case filed
Awan, while stepping down, said the rule of law of must start from himself. He said he has forwarded his resignation to the prime minister. -
Sep 04, 2018
Myanmar defends Suu Kyi's silence over jailed reporter; Nobel Laureate's reticence dismays her defenders abroad
Her one public reference to the Reuters journalists during the court case—telling Japanese broadcaster NHK that the pair had broken the official secrets act—was criticised by rights groups for potentially prejudicing the verdict. -
Sep 04, 2018
Reuters scribes jailed: 'Advocate of freedom of expression is also necessarily a practitioner', world awaits Aung San Suu Kyi's response
Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi spent the duration between 1989 and 2010 in some form of detention as a result of her work to bring democracy in the then-military ruled Myanmar. -
Sep 04, 2018
Children who lie at young age tend to develop better cognitive abilities, says University of Toronto study
Children who lie early in their life tend to have much better cognitive abilities, a study claims. -
Sep 04, 2018
'Facebook definition of terrorism is overly broad': UN rights expert warns against censorship, discrimination
Facebook's definition of what constitutes "terrorism" is "overly broad" and risks leading to censorship and the arbitrary denial of access to its services, a UN rights expert warned on Monday. -
Sep 01, 2018
Rise of Kamala Harris: Junior senator from California is a strong contender for the 2020 US presidential race
Kamala Harris has, in a year at the Senate, fast-tracked her career by espousing causes closest to middle-class America. -
Sep 01, 2018
El Salvador claims 3 children separated at Mexican border sexually abused in shelter, asks US to make reuniting families priority
The government of El Salvador said the three, ages 12 to 17, were victimized at shelters in Arizona, and it asked the US to make their return a priority. -
Sep 01, 2018
Ahead of Mike Pompeo visit, Imran Khan says government will not give in to 'one sided' demands by US
Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan on Friday asserted that his government would not give in to any one-sided demand from the Trump administration, a media report said ahead of a scheduled visit of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. -
Aug 30, 2018
Lawmakers urge Donald Trump to impose sanctions on China for atrocities against Muslims in Xinjiang district
US lawmakers urged President Donald Trump's administration to slap sanctions on Chinese officials involved in Xinjiang's Muslim minority internment in China, Florida Senator Marco Rubio announced.
