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Ferry Carrying 335 People on Board Powerless in Baltic Sea
The ferry, Regina Seaways, sent out a distress call and the Lithuanian military sent a helicopter to the vessel and has two more on standby if needed, a spokesman for the Lithuanian air force said.
Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Vows to Fight 'Aggressively' as he Battles Cancer Relapse
In a brief statement, Allen said he learned recently that the cancer had returned and said he planned "on fighting this aggressively".
7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Offshore from Suva, Fiji; No Tsunami Threat
The measure was revised downward from an initial magnitude 8.1 reading by USGS.
US Judge Clears Way for Harvard Admissions Bias Case, Says Can Proceed to Trial
US District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston rejected dueling motions by Harvard and a nonprofit group suing the Ivy League university to rule in their favor ahead of a non-jury trial set to begin on October 15.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Kill Four Militants Near Pakistan Border
The Guards said two militants were also wounded in the clash in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, with the 'rest of the terrorists fleeing to the soil of the neighbouring country'.
Trump 'Looks Forward' to Visiting India, Says US official
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited Trump to be the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations next year. Asked if Trump would come to the celebrations or would schedule his visit for another time, the official said it would be decided on his 'dome...
Dwarf Goats are the New Party Animals in Los Angeles
So-called goat mom Scout Raskin, a lifelong animal lover and former child actor, set up Party Goats LA in early 2017 and charges $99 an hour to bring her goats to a party or event.
India a Free Society, Successfully Lifting Millions Out of Poverty: Trump Tells UN
Speaking at the 73rd UN General Assembly session, Donald Trump lauded India's efforts to lift millions out of poverty.
Nepal to Award 1,200 MW Hydro Project to Chinese Company
Experts have criticised the Oli government's decision to rehire the Chinese company to develop the project without competitive bidding, saying such a move might make the project expensive.
Gunmen Kill 25, Including 12 Revolutionary Guards, in Attack on Iran Military Parade
The semi-official Fars news agency, which is close to the Guard, said two gunmen on a motorcycle wearing khaki uniforms carried out the attack.
Court Orders France's Marine Le Pen to Undergo Psychiatric Tests over ISIS Tweets
Le Pen shared the gruesome images in December 2015, a few weeks after IS jihadists killed 130 people in attacks in Paris, sparking widespread condemnation in France.
Trump Suggested Wall Around Sahara Desert to Stem Migrants, Says Spain
The reported comments come as EU leaders are locked in talks in Salzburg over how to deal with the number of migrants arriving in Europe.
India Will Resist American Pressure on Complying With Reimposed Iranian Sanctions: US Report
India, one of the biggest importers of Iranian oil, is unlikely to comply with the reimposed Iranian sanctions, given its huge energy needs. The Trump administration is in talks with India on the issue.
59% of All Terrorist Attacks in 2017 Were in 5 Asian Countries: Report
Besides India and Pakistan, the other three Asian countries include Afghanistan, Iraq and the Philippines. The total number of terrorist attacks worldwide last year decreased by 23 per cent.
Indian Boy Died From Severe Allergy After Being Attacked With Cheese at UK School
Karanbir Cheema, was discovered gasping for air by paramedics at his school in Greenford, west London, in June last year, the St. Pancras Coroner's Court was told.
‘Terrorism’, Says Australia PM After Sewing Needles Found in Strawberries
Urging Australians to make a strawberry pavlova this weekend to help struggling farmers, Scott Morrison demanded a change in the law to put the perpetrators behind bars for 15 years.