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Boat Carrying Rohingya Has Stopped on Thai Island, Says Official
Nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have sought shelter in southern Bangladesh since Myanmar launched a brutal crackdown on insurgents in August that the US and UN have called ethnic cleansing.
Tiangong-1, the 'Out of Control' Space Lab, to Become Celestial Fireball as It Falls on Earth Tomorrow
Chinese authorities have said the roughly eight-tonne Tiangong-1 is unlikely to cause any damage when it comes down and that its fiery disintegration will offer a "splendid" show akin to a meteor shower.
Pippa Middleton's Father-in-Law Charged With Minor’s Rape in France
David Matthews was taken into custody for questioning last Tuesday by investigators with France's Brigade for the Protection of Minors in a case dating from 1998-99, after a complaint was lodged in 2017, the source said.
Want US Visa? Submit Phone, Email and Social Media Details First
The State Department estimates that the new visa forms would affect 710,000 immigrant visa applicants and 14 million non-immigrant visa applicants.
China Gives First Peek Into World’s Longest Sea Bridge That’ll Live for 120 Years
The bridge will link Hong Kong to the southern Chinese city of Zhuhai and the gambling enclave of Macau, cutting across the waters of the Pearl River Estuary.
UK Man Gets Life for Trying to Form 'Army' of Child Terrorists
Umar Ahmed Haque, 25, will serve a minimum of 25 years in jail after being found guilty at London's Old Bailey of trying to radicalise scores of children to commit a mass attack on businesses and communities in London.
'Like Skiing on Mars': Snow Turns Orange in Eastern Europe
Orange snow has fallen in parts of eastern Europe after a rare meeting of Siberia and the Sahara.
Rise in Indian Nationals at Risk of Modern Slavery in UK, Says Govt Statistics
The data released by the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) on Monday revealed that of the total figure, 25 were victims of domestic servitude, 90 of labour exploitation, 18 of sexual exploitation, and seven fell under the category of unknown exploitation.
Whistleblower Questions Brexit Result, Says Campaigners Broke Election Law
With just a year until Britain is due to leave the European Union, two whistleblowers - one from the British political consultancy Cambridge Analytica and one from the Vote Leave group - have alleged that Brexit campaigners funded their campaign illegally...
North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Visits China: Report
Beijing has traditionally been the closest ally of secretive and isolated North Korea. But Kim is due to hold summit meetings separately with China's rivals, South Korea and the United States.
Israeli Police Question Netanyahu in Telecom Corruption Case
The Israeli Prime Minister is suspected of awarding regulatory favours to Bezeq Telecom Israel in return for favourable coverage on a news site the company's owner controls.
Amid Protest Over Gun Violence, Pope Urges Young People to Keep Shouting
Pope Francis spoke a day after hundreds of thousands of young Americans and their supporters answered a call to action from survivors of last month's Florida high school massacre and rallied across the United States to demand tighter gun laws.
Now, Facebook Faces Questions on Pulling Call and Text Data from Android Devices
Facebook said Monday that the information is uploaded to secure servers and comes only from Android users who opt-in to allow it.
FBI Still Probing Why Indian-American Drove Burning Van to USAF Base, no Terrorism Link Found'
The FBI said Hafiz Kazi's intentions and motive for the bizarre incident at the Travis Air Force Base remain a mystery, and it has not yet found any connection to terrorism.
South Korea Coast Guard Tries to Rescue 192 After Ferry Hits Rock
A coast guard official said the prospects of rescuing all those on board were good because the ferry wasn't showing signs of flooding or losing balance despite the crash off islands in Sinan County.
Beijing Issues 3-day Major Smog Alert, Third This Year
Saturday's orange alert, the second-highest in a four-level system after red, will run from Monday to Wednesday, the Beijing environmental protection bureau said in a post on its official Weibo microblog account.