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Where Are the Women? Fewest Female Leaders in G20 Summit Photo
This was due in part to German Chancellor Angela Merkel's absence, but it also spoke to the lower number of female leaders among the industrialised nations that make up the G20.
Street Outside Saudi Embassy in US May be Renamed 'Jamal Khashoggi Way'
If approved by the city council, the advisory commission's measure means a stretch of road going past the expansive embassy building in the upscale Foggy Bottom neighborhood would be ceremonially renamed "Jamal Khashoggi Way".
Soviet-era 'Moon Rocks' Sell for Rs 5.9 Crore at New York Auction
Sotheby's auction house said the "moon rocks" are the only known documented lunar matter in private hands. They were offered for sale by an unidentified private American collector who purchased them at auction in 1993 for $442,500.
'Ballistic Missile Threat Inbound': Man Sues Hawaii After False Alert Gives Him Heart Attack
James Sean Shields was driving to the beach with his girlfriend on the morning of Saturday, Jan. 13, when the state flashed out alerts onto phones across the islands: "BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL...
Separated by Travel Ban, Iranian Families Reunite at Border Library
The Supreme Court upheld Trump's travel ban this summer after a lengthy legal battle. Of the people affected by the ban, it is by far Iranians who study most frequently in the United States and who tend to be middle class and can afford international trav...
Mexico to Bestow Top Honour on Trump's Son-in-law, Sparking Twitter Outcry
Jared Kushner, who also serves as a senior White House adviser, will be admitted to the Order of the Aztec Eagle because of "his significant contributions" to a new North American trade pact agreed to in August.
Mueller Accuses Former Trump Campaign Manager Manafort of Breaking Plea Agreement by Lying
In the latest filing, Mueller's team said Manafort "committed federal crimes" by lying about "a variety of subject matters" even after he agreed to truthfully cooperate with the investigation.
Bangladeshi Court Bars Khaleda Zia From Contesting Next Month's Polls
The 73-year-old ex-premier is currently serving jail terms in two graft cases involving charities named after her slain husband Zia-ur Rahman.
Smog War Casualty: China's Coal City Bears Brunt of Pollution Crackdown
Factories and coal mines have shut down, sending shockwaves through the local economy. The migrants have drifted away, and jobs are hard to find even for locals.
‘No, No’: Donald Trump Refuses to Believe His Own Govt’s Climate Change Warning
Donald Trump said he had read "some" of the report and that it was "fine".
UK PM Theresa May Pens Open Letter to Britons Lauding Brexit Deal
May, who hopes to seal the divorce agreement and outline of future ties with Europe at a Brussels summit Sunday, faces a daunting challenge winning the support of Britain's parliament.
Iranian President Rouhani Calls Israel a 'Cancerous Tumor', Launches Veiled Attack on Saudi, US
Iran's leaders frequently condemn Israel and predict its demise, but Rouhani, a relative moderate, rarely employs such rhetoric.
Taiwan Votes in Test for Pro-independence Ruling Party as China Watches
The results will be closely watched in China, which claims self-ruled and proudly democratic Taiwan as its own and which has ramped up pressure on President Tsai Ing-wen and her administration since taking office in 2016
Saudi Arabia Says Crown Prince a 'Red line' in Khashoggi Murder Probe
In a BBC television interview, Saudi Foreign Minister, 'In Saudi Arabia our leadership is a red line. We will not tolerate any discussion of anything that is disparaging towards our monarch or our crown prince'.
Thanksgiving 2018: 400 Years After Pilgrim Landing, Natives Finally Being Heard
The commemoration known as Plymouth 400 will feature events throughout 2020, including a maritime salute in Plymouth Harbor in June, an embarkation festival in September, and a week of ceremonies around Thanksgiving.
How Govt’s Tweak to Law Allowing ‘Tribal Tourism’ in Andaman May Have Led to American Tourist’s Death
The union home ministry had removed the Restricted Areas Permit at 29 inhabited islands in the Andaman and Nicobar chain, with 11 inhabited islands also being thrown open to foreigners.