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- DUBAI: A man has been arrested after he fired a gun in a London mosque, UK daily The Metro reported. The man entered the Seven Kings Mosque in London, on Thursday, May 9, while worshippers performed Ramadan prayers and fired a gun, the report added. He was arrested on charges ...
- DUBAI: A man has been arrested after he fired a gun in a London mosque, UK daily The Metro reported. The man entered the Seven Kings Mosque in London, on Thursday, May 9, while worshippers performed Ramadan prayers and fired a gun, the report added. He was arrested on charges ...
- GENEVA: The standoff between Iran and the United States is a “clash of wills,” a senior commander of Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday, suggesting any enemy “adventurism” would meet a crushing response, Fars news agency reported.Tensions have spiked between the two countries after Washington sent more military forces ...
- Pentagon plans to send 5,000 more troops to Middle East amid Iran threat: US officials WASHINGTON: The US Department of Defense is considering a US military request to send about 5,000 additional troops to the Middle East amid increasing tensions with Iran, two US officials told Reuters on Wednesday.Tehran and ...
- NEW DELHI: India’s Election Commission rejected opposition fears of possible tampering of electronic voting machines ahead of the counting of votes Thursday that will determine the outcome of the country’s mammoth national elections.Authorities on Wednesday tightened security at counting centers where the electronic voting machines have been kept in strong ...
- NEW DELHI: India’s Election Commission rejected opposition fears of possible tampering of electronic voting machines ahead of the counting of votes Thursday that will determine the outcome of the country’s mammoth national elections.Authorities on Wednesday tightened security at counting centers where the electronic voting machines have been kept in strong ...
- BEIRUT: Air strikes by Damascus or its ally Moscow killed 12 civilians in a market in Syria’s Idlib province, a monitor said Wednesday, and denied allegations that the government used chemical weapons. Another 18 people were wounded when the warplanes hit the militant-held town of Maarat Al-Numan around midnight on Tuesday, ...
- BEIRUT: Air strikes by Damascus or its ally Moscow killed 12 civilians in a market in Syria’s Idlib province, a monitor said Wednesday, and denied allegations that the government used chemical weapons. Another 18 people were wounded when the warplanes hit the militant-held town of Maarat Al-Numan around midnight on Tuesday, ...
- LONDON: British Prime Minister Theresa May said her government will include in her Withdrawal Agreement Bill a requirement for lawmakers to vote on whether to hold another Brexit referendum. “I recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the House on this important issue,” May said. "The government will ...
- ‘Mother of Satan’ bombs show foreign hand in Sri Lanka bombings: investigators COLOMBO: One month after the Sri Lanka suicide attacks that killed more than 250 people, investigators have told AFP the bombers used “Mother of Satan” explosives favored by the Daesh group that are a new sign of foreign ...
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Air raids kill 12 civilians in militant-held Syrian town: monitor
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Sweden asks for detention of WikiLeaks’ Assange
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US warship sails in disputed South China Sea amid trade tensions
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Lebanese budget protesters clash with security in Beirut
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GCC nations commence enhanced security patrols across the region
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Explosion targets tourist bus, injures at least 17 near Cairo’s Great Pyramids: Security sources
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Queen Elizabeth II attends yet another wedding at Windsor
COX’S BAZAR: Bangladesh authorities prevented 84 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar from attempting a perilous boat journey to Malaysia, officials said Saturday.Police in Pekua said 67 Rohingya Muslims from Kutupalong — ... -
Bangladesh stops 84 Rohingyas from perilous sea journey
MULLAITTIVU, Sri Lanka: Still reeling from the Easter terror attacks, Sri Lanka commemorates this weekend 10 years since the end of a bloody civil war that killed at least 100,000 ... -
Libya’s NOC chief says instability could lead to 95% oil production loss
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Iraqi Airways flights to Damascus postponed indefinitely
KHARTOUM: Sudan’s army rulers announced talks will resume with protest leaders Sunday, four days after the generals suspended negotiations on implementing civilian rule in the country.“The Transitional Military Council announces ... -
Council of Europe to allow Russia to vote again, move angers Kiev
GENEVA: The UN said Friday it has registered more than 250,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, providing many with their first ever identification cards and proof of their right to return ... -
Some 250,000 Rohingya refugees receive first ID cards
GENEVA: The UN said Friday it has registered more than 250,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, providing many with their first ever identification cards and proof of their right to return ... -
Sudan protesters tear down roadblocks, want army to resume talks
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UAE minister blames Iran for heightened tensions in the region
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Former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke passes away
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Bangladesh launches trafficker crackdown after Mediterranean deaths
SYDNEY: Australia’s longest-serving Labor prime minister Bob Hawke died Thursday aged 89.“Today we lost Bob Hawke, a great Australian — many would say the greatest Australian of the post-war era,” ...
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