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UN's Michelle Bachelet Sounds Alarm over Impact of Climate Change on Human Rights
UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet cited the civil wars sparked by a warming planet and the plight of indigenous people in an Amazon ravaged by wildfires and rampant deforestation.
Tensions Between India, Pakistan 'Less Heated' Now Than Two Weeks Ago, Says Trump
Tensions between the two neighbours escalated after New Delhi revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status by scrapping provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution.
‘All Political Boundaries Dissolve in Space’: Pakistan's 1st Woman Astronaut Lauds ISRO for Chandrayaan 2
Namira Salim is Pakistan's first female astronaut and also as the first Pakistani to go to space aboard the Virgin Galactic.
Moderate Intensity Earthquake Measuring 5 Shakes Parts of Pakistan
The Met office said the epicenter of the earthquake was 12 kilometers deep along the northern border between Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and India.
Cheering, Advising & Warning: Hackers' 'All in One' Message for Radio Pakistan as They Attack its Site
A message on the website read: 'Hello Admin, you are very secured. Appreciated your security. We got an eye on you. Expect us. Pakistan zindabad'.
Afghan Govt Praises 'Sincere Efforts' as Trump Calls Off Taliban Talks After Kabul Attack
The secret talks would have come after months of diplomatic wrangling between the US and the Taliban over a deal that would allow Washington to begin withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan.
Police Fire Tear Gas During Clashes as 'Yellow Vest' Demonstrators Revive Protests Across France
The so-called 'yellow vest' movement had tapered off over the summer, but its leaders hope to galvanise support for a fresh wave of rallies across the country as the government begins a reform of France's retirement system.
Former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe to be Buried at Hilltop Shrine, Funeral Date Not Fixed Yet
Flags flew at half-staff Saturday, but there were no public activities to mark the death of a man who singularly shaped the once-prosperous country in his own image and created a repressive system.
Christian Girl Forced to Convert to Islam in Pakistan's Punjab
According to a complaint filed by the girl's father Mukhtar Masih at a police station, Faiza was taken to a seminary in the Sheikhupura city, by her school principal Saleema Bibi, who forced her to embrace Islam.
Kashmir is Pakistan's ‘Jugular Vein’, Says Imran Khan; Warns Global Community Against India's Nuclear Arsenal Again
Tensions between India and Pakistan have spiked after New Delhi withdrew Jammu and Kashmir's special status and bifurcated it into two union territories on August 5.
Trudeau's Oil Pipeline Tarnishes His Climate Credentials Ahead of Canadian Election
Trudeau won plaudits in 2016 for committing Canada to the Paris Climate Agreement to reduce greenhouse gases, before buying the pipeline.
UK Police Cadet Faints During PM Boris Johnson's Speech, His Reaction Causes Outrage Among Opponents
Johnson's reaction caused outrage among his opponents. Others criticised Johnson's decision to deliver a highly-politicised speech and question-and-answer session with the media in front of a class of cadets.
Mosquitoes Can Carry Both Chikungunya and Dengue Viruses, Warns Thai Doctor
Chikungunya which shares some clinical signs with dengue and zika can be misdiagnosed in areas where the two latter mosquito-borne diseases are common, according to World Health Organisation.
33 Bodies from California Boat Fire Recovered, 1 Missing
The new count of confirmed deaths came after officials recovered 13 bodies on Tuesday, said Coast Guard Lt Zach Farrell, a spokesman for the inter-agency joint information center in Santa Barbara.
UN Rights Chief Slams US Move to Detain Migrant Children Indefinitely
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet voiced concern over the move by the administration of President Donald Trump last month to allow migrant children and their families to be detained for unlimited periods.
'No Clean Hands' in Yemen Conflict as US, France, Britain May be Complicit in War Crimes, Says UN Report
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the main parties in the coalition fighting against the Iran-aligned Houthi movement that controls Yemen's capital, are two of the biggest buyers of US, British and French weapons.