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Now, Fake Man on the Curtain to Let Single Women Pretend They are Not Home-Alone
Still in the prototype stage, "Man on the Curtain" uses a smartphone connected to a projector to throw a moving shadow of a man doing various energetic activities onto a curtain.
Israeli Troops Kill Four More Palestinians in Border Protest
Israel's use of live fire has drawn international criticism but the Israeli government says it is protecting its borders and takes such action when protesters come too close to the border fence.
Top Russian, NATO Generals Hold Rare Face-to-face Meeting
In separate statements, NATO and the Russian defence ministry said the meeting discussed military exercises and troop movements, as both sides accuse the other of risky deployments in the Baltic states and eastern Europe.
Turkish President Erdogan Declares Early Elections on June 24
In 15 years of rule as prime minister and then president, Erdogan has transformed a poor, sprawling country at the eastern edge of Europe into a major emerging market. Yet Turkey's rapid economic growth has also come with increased authoritarianism, with...
What's in Those Seized Records? Trump's Biggest New Worry
There is also some worry that Michael Cohen, the self-described legal fixer who helped make bad stories go away and took a leading role in Trump Organization projects in foreign outposts, may strike a deal with prosecutors out of concern about his own pro...
Former Japan PM Koizumi Says Embattled Shinzo Abe May Quit in June: Report
The latest signs of trouble for Abe come ahead of his summit this week with US President Donald Trump, where the difficult topics of North Korea's nuclear and missile threats and touchy trade matters will be on the agenda.
UK Road Crash That Killed 8 Indians Prompts Calls to Block Legal Loophole
Two truck drivers, Ryszard Masierak and David Wagstaff, were jailed last month for causing the deaths of Nottingham-based Keralite minibus driver Cyriac Joseph and seven of his passengers - all Indians - in August 2017.
First Rohingya Family Returns to Myanmar Months After Fleeing 'Ethnic Cleansing'
Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete a voluntary repatriation of the refugees in two years. Myanmar set up two reception centers and what it says is a temporary camp near the border in Rakhine to receive the first arrivals.
Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Slams 'Criminals' Trump, Macron, May After Syria Strikes
The attack this morning against Syria is a crime... the American president, the French president and the British prime minister are criminals, they will gain nothing from it," Khamenei said in remarks published on his Telegram channel.
Myanmar Says International Criminal Court Lacks Jurisdiction to Probe Rohingya Crisis
Myanmar says it was defending itself from the rebel Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army but harrowing testimony from refugees in Bangladesh of rape, extrajudicial killing and arson has prompted accusations of ethnic cleansing and genocide.
'I Will Arrest You' Philippines' Duterte Tells ICC Prosecutor
Fatou Bensouda launched a preliminary investigation in February into allegations that Filipino police were murdering thousands of drug suspects, prompting Manila last month to withdraw from the Hague-based tribunal.
Nigeria's Boko Haram Has Abducted More Than 1,000 Children Since 2013: UNICEF
The militants regularly took youngsters to spread fear and show power, the agency said on the eve of the fourth anniversary of the abduction of 276 schoolgirls from the town of Chibok, a case that triggered global outrage.
112 Year-old Japanese Man Recognised as World's Oldest Male
Masazo Nonaka, born on July 25, 1905, took the title after Francisco Nunez Olivera of Spain died this year at the aged 113, Guinness World Records said.
Mark Zuckerberg Faces Senate Hearing But Little Hope for Action
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is scheduled to testify before a joint hearing of the Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees.
Australian Linked to Fake 'Black Lives Matter' Facebook Page
Black Lives Matter is an activist organisation set up in the United States to campaign against violence and racism against black people.
World's Hottest Chilli Pepper Gives Man 'Thunderclap' Headaches
The 34-year-old man's symptoms began with dry heaves "immediately after participation in a hot pepper contest where he ate one Carolina Reaper, then developed intense neck and head pain, and for several days experienced brief but intense "thunderclap" hea...