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Lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein Victims Urges Prince Andrew to Cooperate With US
Queen Elizabeth II's second son, 59, has faced outrage for days after he gave a television interview in which he defended his friendship with the disgraced financier.
Iran Developed Largest Missile Force in the Middle East Despite Decades of Sanctions: Pentagon
The report said that Iran had developed a series of missiles that could strike at a distance of 1,250 miles (2,000 kilometers) — capable of reaching Israel or Saudi Arabia.
'Slept, Surfed the Internet': Two Jail Guards Charged with Cover-up in Jeffrey Epstein Suicide Case
According to an indictment, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas fell asleep and surfed the internet instead of monitoring Epstein, who was found unresponsive on August 10 in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown Manhattan.
Turkey Orders Detention of 133 Military Personnel Over Suspected Gulen Links
The suspects are being sought in an operation centred in the western coastal province of Izmir, Anadolu said, adding that 82 of them were serving members in the military.
Indian Charged with Sexual Abuse While Working as US Military Contractor in Afghanistan
Lokesh Naik, 35, was charged by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia on November 6 with two counts of aggravated sexual abuse and one count of abusive sexual contact.
Russia Returns 3 Ships to Ukraine a Year After Skirmishes, Talks About Summit
Russia claimed the Ukrainian ships had violated procedures for transiting the strait, while the Ukrainians said they were travelling in international waters.
US Records Drop in Number of Foreign Students for Third Straight Year, Authorities Blame High Tuition Costs
Some schools have blamed President Donald Trump’s rhetoric against immigrants for driving students away, but officials at the State Department, which pays for the annual report, dismissed the idea.
Russia Providing Mood Music for Political Drama over Trump's Impeachment Inquiry
The impeachment investigation is centered on allegations that Trump tried to pressure Ukraine’s new leader over the summer to dig up dirt on Trump political rival Joe Biden, holding up US military aid to the Eastern European nation as leverage.
'Don't Understand the Reasons': Russia Miffed with India for Delaying Signing Helicopter Deal
Russian Helicopters is owned by state-owned Russian conglomerate Rostec. India and Russia signed a deal in 2015 under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘Make in India’ programme for the supply of 200 Russian KA 226T helicopters, with Russia to deliver...
US Speaker Nancy Pelosi Compares Trump-Nixon Impeachment, Raises Specter of Resignation
The top Democrat in Congress told reporters last week that Trump's pressure on Ukraine to investigate one of his potential opponents in the 2020 election 'makes what Nixon did look almost small.'
Hong Kong Police Threaten to Use Live Bullets as Standoff with Protesters Escalates
The police statement followed fresh clashes outside a university in the centre of Hong Kong where protesters were hunkered down behind makeshift shields and hurled petrol bombs at police in a standoff blocking a vital tunnel link.
S Africa Unions Threaten to 'Shut Down' Aviation Sector After Cash-strapped Airline Fails to Meet Demands
The country's embattled flag carrier has been losing 52 million rand (USD 3.5 million) per day since more than 3,000 workers started an open-ended strike on Friday.
Hong Kong Protesters Defy Chinese President's Warning with Pro-democracy Rallies
Former colonial power Britain has urged Beijing and Hong Kong to seek a political solution to the crisis and has condemned escalating violence on both sides.
Donald Trump Attacks 'Intimidated' US Diplomat as She Testifies in Impeachment Probe
While she was in the middle of testifying in his impeachment probe, Trump tweeted an attack against the former US ambassador to Ukraine, prompting her to complain she was being intimidated.
Vietnam Jails Music Teacher for 11 Years Over 'Anti-state' Facebook Posts
Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate criticism.
In 1st Polls Since Easter Attacks, Sri Lankans Up for Tomorrow's Showdown Between 'Padman' & 'Terminator'
Nearly 16 million people are set to cast their vote in the elections of Saturday after weeks of rallie saw leaders campaign around national security and religious extremism.