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UN Chief Antonio Guterres Dismayed Over Donald Trump Pulling out of Paris Accord
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has expressed disappointment over President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Accord, saying he is confident all other parties to the ambitious pact will continue with their efforts to reduce the emissi...
US' Paris Climate Accord Decision Leaves Europe Incensed, Dismayed
But they also pledged to defend the agreement and not to backtrack in the fight against climate change
James Comey to Testify Before Senate Intel Panel Next Week
Meanwhile, Senators Patrick Leahy and Al Franken released a letter that they had written to Comey requesting an FBI inquiry into Attorney General Sessions' testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee and his contacts with Russian officials.
Fraud at 8,848 Metres: Are Everest Ascents Too Easy to Fake?
Satyarup Siddhanta only discovered he was at the centre of an Everest fraud when he spotted news of a couple whose false claim to have scaled the world's highest peak has set off a debate about how mountaineering feats are authenticated.
It's Official: The Obamas are Washington Homeowners
Former US president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle initially decided to stay in Washington once he left the White House so their daughter Sasha could finish high school.
Donald Trump's Personal Lawyer Subpoenaed in Russia Probe
President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen will be subpoenaed to testify in the Russian political meddling investigation by the House Intelligence committee, the panel announced Wednesday.
Philippines Bombs Islamist Militants in Urban Battle
Philippine security forces dropped more bombs Saturday on a southern city where they have been battling Islamist militants for five days, vowing no let up despite the start of Ramadan.
Rain-triggered Floods, Landslides Kill Over 90 in Sri Lanka
Heavy floods and landslides triggered by the worst rainfall since 1970s have killed over 90 people and left 110 missing in Sri Lanka, officials said on Friday, warning the situation could get worse.
Kim's Rocket Stars: The Trio Behind North Korea's Missile Programme
After successful missile launches, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un often exchanges smiles and hugs with the same three men and shares a celebratory smoke with them.
Lieberman Withdraws From Consideration to Be FBI Director, Says Report
Former U.S. Senator and Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Lieberman has withdrawn from consideration to be the next director of the FBI, citing the potential for an appearance of a conflict of interest, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursda...
New Silk Road Not About Military Ambitions, Says China
"The Belt and Road initiative has no military or geostrategic intent. China is not seeking the right to guide global affairs, or spheres of influence, and will not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries."
Under US Republican Bill, 23 Million Would Lose Health Coverage: Watchdog
The report could give added ammunition to Democrats who have accused President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans of putting sick and low-income people at risk with their effort to roll back former President Barack Obama's signature 2010 healthcar...
Egypt Bans 21 Websites, Including Al Jazeera, For 'Supporting terrorism'
There was no immediate official comment available. An official from the National Telecom Regulatory Authority could not confirm or deny the news, but said: "So what if it is true? It should not be a problem."
Suspected Suicide Bombers Kill 3 Police Officers, Wound 10 Others in Jakarta
The blasts went off five minutes apart at Jakarta's Kampung Melayu terminal, police said.
Salman Abedi: How University Dropout Turned Manchester Suicide Bomber
Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who killed 22 people in an attack on a pop concert in Manchester, was a business student who dropped out of university.
New York Steps up Security After Manchester Concert Blast
New York authorities Monday stepped up security at sensitive sites after a deadly blast at a concert in Britain, although officials said there was no indication of a threat to US targets.