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Malaysian Ministers Say Indian Islamic Preacher Zakir Naik Should be Expelled
The Malaysian ministers said Naik's comments may have been aimed at driving a wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims in Malaysia, an allegation that Naik denied.
Taiwan Invites Visitors to Stay at President’s Office After China Suspends Travel Permits
"I invite you to visit Taiwan and experience the warmth and hospitality of the people here," President Tsai Ing-wen said in an English video.
'You Are a Thief, Don't Deserve to Represent Us': Pak's Permanent Representative to UN Heckled in US
In the video circulating online, Lodhi was seen evading questions based by the man during an interaction with the media.
After El Paso Walmart Mass Shooting, Hispanics Rush to Firearms Classes
The vast majority of people at the classes were Hispanic; El Paso is a predominantly Latino city. Police say the accused gunman deliberately attacked Hispanics in the Walmart.
Viral Video of Russian Cops Punching Woman Stirs Angry Protests
The clip, filmed on Saturday and later circulated online by Russian celebrities with millions of followers, shows the moment two helmeted riot policemen drag the woman, Daria Sosnovskaya, to a waiting police bus.
Russia Pays Tribute to Dead Nuclear Workers, Vows to Develop New Weapons
The five scientists were buried in the closed city of Sarov on Monday. They died last Thursday in what state nuclear agency Rosatom has said was an accident during a rocket test on a sea platform off northern Russia.
'Remove False Teeth Before...': Dentures Stuck in Man's Throat Discovered a Week Later
Nasendoscopy -- a fibre optic camera on the end of a tube inserted through a nostril -- revealed a large, semicircular object covering his vocal cords.
Under Pressure from China, Cathay Pacific Warns Staff Over 'Illegal Protests' in Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific has come under fire from authorities and residents in mainland China who accuse it of allowing staff to participate in illegal activities.
Latest Round of US-Taliban Talks for a Deal Finishes: Report
The US has been negotiating with its longtime foe over the past year for a pact that would see the Pentagon begin to withdraw its 14,000 troops from Afghanistan.
UK PM Johnson Orders Sentencing Review for Dangerous Offenders
The focus on crime and other domestic issues before Britain is due to leave the European Union on Oct. 31 has fuelled speculation that Johnson is planning to call an election.
Awaiting Trial, US Financier Jeffrey Epstein 'Commits Suicide' in Manhattan Jail; FBI to Investigate
Epstein's death comes a day after a tranche of sealed legal documents were released for the first time providing new details about what prosecutors allege was his sex-trafficking operation.
Trump says US and China Still Talking on Trade But Not Ready for a Deal
Donald Trump's comments fanned fears on Wall Street that the world's two largest economies were digging in for a longer and costlier trade war, causing major stock indexes to extend losses to more than 1 percent.
UK Economy Shrinks for First Time Since 2012 as Brexit Bites
The decline in UK's economy, the first since the fourth quarter of 2012, was unexpected. Most economists thought that the economy would be flat.
5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Taiwan, Causes Power Outage
The quake struck at 5:28 am (2128 GMT Wednesday) at a depth of 10 kilometres (6.2 miles), off Yilan county on the northeastern coast. Taiwan's central weather bureau put the magnitude at 6.0.
Pakistan Should Cut off Diplomatic Ties with India, Says Minister Fawad Chaudhry
Earlier, while talking to a private news channel, Chaudhry said Islamabad can approach the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against India for its decision to scrap the special status for Jammu and Kashmir.
US Millionaire, Who Murdered Wife and Used His Wealth to Disappear in 2015, Caught in Mexico
Peter Chadwick was found to be in possession of forged identity documents and lived in a large apartment near Mexico City.