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Conrad Black, who has called Donald Trump a friend, published a book last year praising him, titled 'Donald J. Trump: A President Like No Other.'

The country had fully closed its airspace after an Indian Air Force strike on a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Balakot on February 26.

All but one of the nine members of San Francisco's board of supervisors endorsed the legislation, which will be voted on again next week in a procedural step not expected to change the outcome.

The Pakistan Government has recently ordered the Federal Investigating Agency (FIA) to take action against the gangs involved in smuggling of Pakistani girls to China on the pretext of contracting marriage.

The scheme is a limited-time opportunity for taxpayers to declare their assets and pay a defined amount in exchange for forgiveness of a tax liability, without fear of criminal prosecution.

President Maithripala Sirisena issued an extraordinary gazette banning a number of extremist organisations on Monday.

Authorities say the shooting happened just before 9 pm Monday in the 4000 block of Shreve.

Swedish prosecutors filed preliminary charges — a step short of formal charges — against Julian Assange after he visited the country in 2010.

An unverified video circulated on social media showed a graceful landing before the nose of the jet tipped over and ground to a halt.

Trump had accused Beijing of reneging on its commitments in trade talks and ordered new punitive duties, which took effect on Friday, on USD 200 billion worth of Chinese imports.

A federal court judge in Los Angeles set an October 22 trial date in a recent court filing that rejected Musk's attempt to dismiss the defamation lawsuit filed by the British diver Vernon Unsworth.

The company's internal "marketing standards" prohibit it from promoting tobacco products with youth-oriented celebrities or "models who are or appear to be under the age of 25."

The results, published by the electoral commission, are the party's worst national showing since Nelson Mandela led it to victory in the first multi-racial polls after apartheid ended in 1994.

"This is a step in the right direction for the protection of children's rights and must be recognised and encouraged," UNICEF Nigeria chief Mohamed Fall said in the statement

The peninsula's vibrant invertebrate communities face few predators, but the advent of tourism means there is an increasing chance people could bring seeds or even insects with them.

Renewed tensions between the two economic superpowers were hanging over the negotiations that were set to resume later on Thursday and IMF spokesman Gerry Rice renewed the call for a 'speedy resolution.'