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After Attacks by Donald Trump, Bannon Finds Himself With Few Friends
Bannon appeared to have few close friends left among the more conservative factions of the Republican Party, which swiftly proclaimed their loyalty to Trump following the breakup.
India Calls Off Deal For Israeli Spike Anti-tank Guided Missiles
The deal was worth about $500 million and the announcement of its termination came a couple of weeks before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to visit India.
China's Advanced Hypersonic Missile Threat to India, US, Japan: Report
HGVs are unmanned, rocket-launched, manoeuvrable aircraft that glide and "skip" through the earths atmosphere at incredibly fast speeds.
Pakistan has Played a Double Game With US for Years: Nikki Haley
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley came out in support of President Donald Trump's decision to block USD 255 million military aid to Pakistan.
Day After Trump’s Tweet, US Blocks $255 Million Aid to Pakistan
The confirmation comes after US President Donald Trump accused Pakistan of giving nothing to the US but "lies and deceit" and providing "safe haven" to terrorists in return for USD 33 billion aid over the last 15 years.
Israeli Archaeologists Find 2,700-Year-Old ‘Governor of Jerusalem’ Seal Impression
Governors of Jerusalem, appointed by the king, are mentioned twice in the Bible, in 2 Kings, which refers to Joshua holding the position, and in 2 Chronicles, which mentions Masseiah in the post during the reign of Josiah.
Kim Jong-Un Says North Korea Could Participate in South's Winter Olympics
"I sincerely hope the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics will be staged successfully," Kim said in his new year's address to the nation. "We are willing to take necessary measures including to dispatch our delegation."
Revelers Around The World Ring in 2018, Say Bye To The Old
Tens of thousands of New Zealanders took to streets and beaches, becoming among the first in the world to usher in 2018.
Won't Give up Nukes if US Keeps up 'Blackmail', Says North Korea
The North's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) accused US President Donald Trump of employing unprecedented hostile policies against North Korea and threatening it with talks of pre-emptive strikes.
To Reduce Accidents on Mount Everest, Nepal Bans Solo Climbers
The cabinet late on Thursday endorsed a revision to the Himalayan nation's mountaineering regulations, banning solo climbers from its mountains -- one of a string of measures being flagged ahead of the 2018 spring climbing season.
After Trump Criticism, China Denies Selling Oil Illicitly to North Korea
US President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Thursday that China had been "caught RED HANDED" allowing oil into North Korea and that would prevent "a friendly solution" to the crisis over Pyongyang's development of nuclear-tipped missiles capable of hitti...
Blast Rips Through Supermarket in Russia's St Petersburg, 10 Reportedly Injured
Nobody was killed in the explosion, but at least four people were hospitalised and there were unconfirmed reports of a further 10 people being injured.
Peru's Fujimori Asks For Forgiveness, Thanks Kucyznski For Pardon
Peru's former authoritarian President Alberto Fujimori asked for forgiveness "from the bottom of my heart" to Peruvians he acknowledged having disappointed, and thanked President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski for granting him a pardon on Christmas Eve.
Red Cross Rebukes Israel After Lawmaker Confronts Prisoners' Families on Bus
The legislator, Oren Hazan, boarded the bus at the Gaza border with video crews in tow. He said on Twitter he told the relatives that the prisoners were "terrorists who belong in the ground". In a video clip on social media, he shouted at one prisoner's m...
Bus Ploughs Into Crowd at Busy Pedestrian Underpass in Moscow, Kills 4
There were also unconfirmed reports that some 15 people had been injured.
North Korea Says New United Nations Sanctions an Act of War
The UN resolution seeks to ban nearly 90 percent of refined petroleum exports to North Korea by capping them at 500,000 barrels a year and, in a last-minute change, demands the repatriation of North Koreans working abroad within 24 months, instead of 12 m...