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Iran Celebrates 40 Years Since 1979 Revolution With Khomeini Return
On February 1 each year, Iran begins 10 days of celebrations to mark the anniversary of Khomeini's return from exile after the pro-Western shah fled Iran following widespread demonstrations.
Purported Hackers Stole US Evidence in Russian Probe: Court Filing
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted 13 Russians and three Russian companies with allegations of tampering in 2016 to support then-Republican candidate Donald Trump.
King of Spain Visits Iraq, First in 40 years After Spain Took Party in US-Led 2003 Invasion
King Felipe is one of a series of leaders to visit Baghdad since the start of the year, including US President Donald Trump, who drew criticism for failing to meet a single Iraqi official.
Ex-Starbucks CEO Aims to Run Against Trump in 2020 Presidential Elections
Howard Schultz grew up in a working-class neighbourhood in New York City but made his fortune when he moved to the northwestern state of Washington in the 1980s and built Starbucks into a global coffee shop behemoth.
Venezuela's Maduro Denounces Election Call But Says Ready to Talk
Venezuela has sunk into turmoil under Maduro with food shortages and protests amid an economic and political crisis that has sparked mass emigration and inflation that is seen rising to 10 million percent this year.
12 Immigrant Workers at Trump's Golf Course Fired, Says Lawyer
Many of them had worked at the club for a dozen or more years, he said, and managers knew they had submitted phony documents but looked the other way.
Accidental Blast Kills 5 in Afghan District Held by Taliban
A provincial official says another 20 people, including Taliban fighters and civilians who had gathered to watch a volleyball match, were wounded.
After Oxford University, Prince Charles's Charity to Stop Taking Huawei Donations
Huawei, the world's biggest producer of telecoms equipment, is facing scrutiny in the West over its ties to the Chinese government and concern its equipment could be used by Beijing for spying. It has repeatedly denied the allegations.
Male Nurse Arrested After US Woman Gave Birth in Vegetative State
The 29-year-old victim — who police said 'was not in a position to give consent' — gave birth late last month to a baby boy, sparking an investigation.
Venezuelan Opposition Marches to Seize Momentum Against President Maduro
Angry citizens protested late on Tuesday in at least 60 working-class neighborhoods around the country, burning trash and clashing with troops in an echo of violent street demonstrations two years ago, a local rights group said.
Trump Vows No Surrender on 32nd Day of Government Shutdown
Trump's defiant tweet again blamed congressional Democrats for the chaos, insisting he will not lift his shutdown on federal government funding unless they approve his $5.7 billion plan for more walls along the US-Mexican border.
Pak PM Imran Khan Meets Qatari Emir, Discusses Bilateral Ties
Khan, who flew to Doha on Monday at the invitation of the Qatari emir, held one-on-one meeting with Sheikh Tamim followed by the delegation-level talks, Radio Pakistan reported.
China Reduces Army by Half; Increases Size of Navy, Air Force in Big Way
The expansion of the navy in the past few years was massive as China now has one aircraft carrier, another undergoing trial and third in making.
Trump Made Over 8,000 False or Misleading Claims Since Taking Office, Says Report
According to the Fact Checker's database, Trump has made 8,158 "false or misleading claims" since taking office which includes an astonishing 6000-plus such claims in the president's second year.
Undeclared North Korea Operating Base Serves as Missile Headquarters, Report Reveals
The discovery of an undeclared missile headquarters comes three days after US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he "looks forward" to another summit to discuss denuclearization with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in late February.
Indian-Origin Man Jailed For Bomb Hoax at House of Singapore's First PM
Ganesan Singaravel, 61, pleaded guilty to an offence under the Telecommunications Act for calling the police about a bomb at first Singapore PM's Lee Kwan Yew's house.