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State-Run Paper Says Trump Govt Wants to 'Suck the Lifeblood' from Chinese Economy
Beijing has vowed to retaliate, accusing the United States of "extreme pressure and blackmailing", and financial markets have been hit hard by the escalating trade conflict.
Audio of Children Screaming After Separation from Parents in US Detention Centre Causes Outrage
"Papa! Papa!" one child is heard weeping in the audio file that was first reported by the nonprofit ProPublica and later provided to The Associated Press.
PM Theresa May's Brexit Laws Rejected by Parliament, Wednesday Showdown Looms
Ministers are seeking approval for the final wording of the legislation that will end Britain's membership of the European Union - the legal cornerstone of May's plan to withdraw from the bloc in March next year.
Meghan's Father Says UK's Prince Harry Told Him to 'Give Donald Trump a Chance'
Kensington Palace, which speaks for Harry and his brother William, declined to comment on the interview, though the statements by Meghan's father may bring unease to the royal family, who try to remain politically neutral.
Afghanistan Extends Ceasefire After Suicide Attack Kills 25
An Afghan government ceasefire with the Taliban was extended on Saturday despite a suicide bombing killing at least 25, which marred an otherwise remarkable Eid holiday that has seen militants hugging security forces and civilians in celebration of the un...
Greek Govt Survives No-Confidence Vote Over Macedonia Deal
Greece's left-led coalition government survived a no-confidence vote in parliament brought over a deal to end a decades-old dispute with neighbouring Macedonia concerning the latter's name.
Federal Judge Denies Request for Stormy Daniels Gag Order
Stormy Daniels — real name Stephanie Clifford — is suing President Donald Trump and lawyer Michael Cohen, to nullify a 2016 non-disclosure agreement preventing her from speaking out about her alleged affair with Trump.
Republican Brothel Owner Wins Primary in Nevada, Insults ‘Incompetent’ Party Bosses
Republican activist Dennis Hof, owner of a chain of legal brothels and star of adult reality show Cathouse, spent Friday insulting his party after winning a primary for the Nevada state legislature.
Uproar Over Australian Army Vehicle Flying Nazi Flag During an Operation in Afghanistan
National broadcaster ABC published a leaked photo of the 2007 incident and cited a defence source as saying it was more a "twisted joke" than evidence of genuine neo-Nazism.
Pak Elections 2018: A Bhutto Makes Debut, Imran Khan Goes All Out and What it Means for India
Pakistan will go to the polls on July 25 and the results are expected to be announced within a couple of days of polling.
Fast and Furious: North Korean Media Breaks With Tradition to Report Trump-Kim Summit
The official newspaper of the Workers' Party of Korea featured 14 photographs, covering more than half of the front page of its Tuesday issue.
Who's Finger is on North Korea's 'Nuke Button' While Kim Jong Un is Away?
North Korea is one of the most insular states in the world and control of its nuclear facilities is kept within a impenetrable circle.
North Korea Seen Looking to China, Not US, For Help in Any Economic Transformation
China is North Korea's most important ally and biggest trade partner. And since Kim assumed power in 2011 the trade relationship has become even more important. China now represents more than 90 percent of Pyongyang's trade.
State Media Workers, Security Offer Glimpse Into Tightly Regimented North Korea
The behaviour of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works.
France Says 'Fits of Anger' Can't Dictate International Cooperation After Trump Pulls Out of G7 Statement
In a flurry of tweets from Air Force One, en route to Singapore for a historic nuclear summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, Donald Trump accused the summit host, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, of being “very dishonest”.
Texas Family Sues US Government after Mass Shooting
The lawsuit was filed by Joe and Claryce Holcombe, who are in their mid-80s and lost their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren at a Texas church mass shooting in November.