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NRC is India's Internal Affair, Says Chief of Border Guards Bangladesh
Director General Maj Gen Shafeenul Islam said the cooperation between the border guarding forces of the two countries is very good.
Teenager Shot Dead Inside Denver Mall; Second Such Shooting There in December
A police spokesperson said officers were looking for at least one suspect who wielded a handgun in the shooting that occurred at 4 pm inside a JC Penney store at the Town Center at Aurora mall.
UN Condemns Human Rights Abuses Against Myanmar's Rohingya
UN voted 134-9 with 28 abstentions in favour of the resolution which also calls on Myanmar's government to take urgent measures to combat incitement of hatred against the Rohingya and other minorities in Rakhine, Kachin and Shan states.
ISIS Releases Video Claiming Execution of 11 Christians in Nigeria
The footage posted online late Thursday by IS-linked propaganda arm Amaq showed 11 blindfolded men being shot and stabbed by jihadists from the Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP) at an undisclosed location.
In First Serious Challenge to Netanyahu, Israeli Lawmaker Aims to Oust Prime Minister in Likud Primary
Veteran politician Gideon Saar hopes to unseat Netanyahu, arguing that he will be better placed to form a government in national elections in March after Netanyahu failed to do so in two repeat elections this year.
First Tangos, Banned Rumba & Quentin Tarantino: How Legendary Berlin Dance Hall Faces Uncertain Future
The legendary Berlin institution with a 106-year history has even seen the Macarena and, more recently, was used as a set for a Quentin Tarantino film.
Pakistan Rejects US Report Placing it Among Countries Violating Religious Freedom, Calls Move 'Unilateral'
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the US has re-designated Pakistan and China among seven other countries that are of particular concern for violation of religious freedom.
Pakistan Court Adjourns Hafiz Saeed's Trial in Terror Financing Case Till January 2
The anti-terrorism court (ATC) Lahore indicted Hafiz Saeed and his close aides - Hafiz Abdul Salam, Muhammad Ashraf and Zafar Iqbal on terror financing charges on December 11.
Saudi Verdict Sentencing 5 to Death over Jamal Khashoggi's Murder Condemned Globally but Backed by US
Five unnamed people were sentenced to death on Monday while three others were handed jail terms totalling 24 years over the Washington Post columnist's killing last year in Saudi Arabia's Istanbul consulate.
'Tis the Time for a Perfect Mistake: Far from North Pole, New York Home Gets Avalanche of Santa Letters
At first the couple who lived there, Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker, received a flurry of the mysteriously addressed letters from needy local families often seeking toys, warm clothing and basic necessities. By 2010, it was an avalanche.
Gaza Christians Can Now Visit Christmas Sites Like Bethlehem, Jerusalem After Israel Reverses Ban
Israel tightly restricts movements out of the Gaza Strip, territory controlled by Hamas, an Islamist group that it considers a terrorist organisation.
Mexican Ambassador Caught Shoplifting a $10 Book in Buenos Aires, Resigns
The book was reportedly a biography of Giacomo Casanova, the 18th century Italian writer, soldier and spy mainly remembered as a charming adventurer.
Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Along LoC in J&K's Rajouri and Poonch
The firing from across the border started in Rajouri's Nowshera sector on Sunday morning and that in Mendhar, Krishna Ghati and Poonch sectors went on overnight.
Australian PM Apologizes for Family Vacation in Hawaii Amid Deadly Wildfires Back Home
Morrison who arrived home Saturday cut short a vacation with his wife and adult children amid public anger at his absence from Australia at a time of national crisis.
UK Royals Meghan Markle, Prince Harry & Son Archie Take a Break in Canada
They had previously announced they would miss Christmas with Queen Elizabeth II, choosing to spend it instead with the duchess' mother, Doria Ragland.
Pakistan Court Hands Down Death Sentence to Scholar Junaid Hafeez Accused of Blasphemy
In 2013, Junaid Hafeez was accused by students at the university where he taught of making blasphemous Facebook posts. His lawyers say he was framed by students from an extremist Islamist party for his secular views.