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Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet Among US Tech Giants Sued Over Cobalt Mine Child Labour Deaths in Congo
Impoverished but mineral-rich DR Congo is the world's largest producer of the rare metal, which is crucial for making batteries used in mobile phones and electric vehicles.
14 Miners Killed, Two Trapped Underground in Coal and Gas Blast at Mine in Southwest China
The accident in the early hours of Tuesday is the latest in a series of mining incidents in China, where safety regulations are often poorly enforced.
Indian-origin MP Lisa Nandy in Race to Replace Jeremy Corbyn after Labour's 'Shattering' Poll Defeat
The 40-year-old MP won her Wigan seat in the north-west of England, holding on to one of the key bricks in the so-called "red wall" which collapsed as Boris Johnson's Conservative Party won over traditional Labour Party voters across the region.
'Devastating, Conspiracy': How Donald Trump Talks About Impeachment Investigation
Investigators armed with virtually unlimited time and budget will nearly always find something (as critics of the special counsel role have long argued).
Green Activists Frustrated With Climate Talks Dump Horse Manure Outside Madrid Summit
Some members of the group stood on melting blocks of ice, nooses drawn tight around their necks to symbolise the 12 months remaining until the next summit, when the Paris deal enters a make-or-break implementation phase.
Don’t Mess with India or Indians in UK: Diaspora's Message to Labour in Punishing Defeat for Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn’s position on Kashmir, including a resolution that accused New Delhi of ordering rapes in the Valley, swayed British Indians away from the Labour party.
'He Will Take Country to Next Level': Indian Diaspora Hails Johnson's Resounding Victory in UK Polls
Boris Johnson had made a decisive play for this vote with a visit to the famous Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden, north-west London, just days before the election and made a pledge to partner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his mission to build a new I...
'Victory of Values': From Trump to Michel, World Leaders React to Boris Johnson's Election Victory
European Council President Charles Michel said the EU was ready to negotiate a free-trade agreement with Britain but called on London to work in good faith. He said the EU hoped for a quick British parliamentary vote on withdrawal from the block.
Hong Kong Police Slip on Banana Peel by Using Duct-taped Fruit to Make Light of Tear Gas Use in Tweet
Mimicking an artist who duct-taped a banana to a wall, the force tweeted a photo of a canister similarly taped, with the words: 'Say NO to violence. Let’s leave the tear gas cartridge on the wall forever.'
Jeremy Corbyn Says Will Not Lead Labour into Future UK Election After 'Very Disappointing Night'
'This is obviously a very disappointing night for the Labour Party with the result that we've got,' Labour Party's Jeremy Corbyn said after winning his north London electoral seat.
Boeing Delays Plans for Record 737 Jet Production Until 2021: Report
The world's largest planemaker has also delayed plans to step up from the current rate of 42 jets per month to 46 jets this year until March 2020, as the company struggles to win regulatory approvals for its best-selling jet after two deadly crashes.
Voters Turn out in Huge Numbers for Historic General Election That Will Seal UK's Brexit Fate
Polling stations across all constituencies of the United Kingdom England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland opened at 07:00 GMT where a total of 3,322 candidates are standing for election to 650 seats in the House of Commons.
'We Are the Ones to Hold Govt Accountable': Greenpeace Chief Locked Out of UN Climate Meet Amid Protests
More than 200 youth and indigenous rights activists were thrown out of talks, set to end Friday, after staging a protest demanding that nations take urgent action to avert catastrophic climate change.
Nawaz Sharif Set to Leave for Specialist Medical Treatment in US from London: Report
Sharif's family has contacted the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) for treatment of Nawaz's blocked carotid artery.
Two Years After Being Accused of Leaking Information, Trump to Meet Russian Foreign Minister
A senior Trump administration official said that Trump will 'discuss the state of the bilateral relationship' in a meeting both with Lavrov and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
US Should Negotiate With Pakistan Instead of Taliban to End Afghan War, Says Senator Lindsay Graham
Washington resumed talks with the Taliban in Qatar on Saturday, three months after President Donald Trump had abruptly halted diplomatic efforts that could end America's longest war.