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Trump, Putin discuss Russian wildfires: White House
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Tulsi Gabbard seeks apology from Indian-American Senator Kamala Harris
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US imposes sanctions on Iran's foreign minister
The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions against Iran's foreign minister, Mohammed Javad Zarif, effectively slamming the door on the country's...
Osama bin Laden's son is dead: US official
The son of al-Qaeda founder Osama Bin Laden, Hamza, has died, according to US intelligence officials. America's NBC News said three US officials ...
Foreign Ministers from South East Asia attend 52nd ASEAN summit
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Gunmen kill eight people in Mexico
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Imran Khan orders roll back of roti, naan prices across Pakistan
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Afghanistan: 34 killed, 17 injured in blast on highway
At least 34 people, including women and children, were killed and 17 others were injured in a bomb blast on Herat-Kandahar Highway in northwestern Afg...
US warns of implications of adopting 5G tech from ‘totalitarian states’
Washington: The US has asked countries to consider the long-term implications of adopting 5G technology from nations that have pursued a “totalitarian...
Trump nominee sparks worries of intelligence politicization
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Boris Johnson tries to reassure on Brexit as pound slumps
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Bomb hits passenger bus in Afghanistan; 18 killed
Kabul: An Afghan official says a roadside bomb explosion hit a passenger bus in western Farah province, killing at least 18 people including women and...
US working hard with India to help grow its economy: Pompeo
United State is working hard with the Indian government to provide India with opportunities to grow its economy as a part of the Trump Administration'...
Congo confirms second Ebola case in Goma
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Protesters clash with police in Hong Kong
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Macron, Rouhani hold talks over Iran-US tensions
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Muslim Sri Lankan Ministers who quit after Easter Sunday bombings rejoin govt
Four Sri Lankan Muslim Ministers, who resigned following the Easter Sunday bombings that killed 258 people, have rejoined the government after investi...
Mosque in Ireland ‘severely vandalized’ in suspected hate attack
A mosque in Ireland was left “severely vandalized” on Monday, a local Muslim group told the Irish Times. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association group s...
5.7-magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan coast
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Death toll in group clash in prison rises to 57 in Brazil
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Dengue spreads to 50 districts of Bangladesh
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US rejected the offer as not seeking dialogue, says Iran
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Hong Kong protesters hit subway to disrupt morning commute
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Google paid people $5 to scan their faces for Pixel 4
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Imran Khan terms forced conversions as 'un-Islamic'
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Pakistan opens historic Hindu temple in Punjab
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17 People killed in military plane crash in Rawalpindi
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