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Woman's Hijab Ripped Off in Hate Attack in London
The force is treating the incident in north London as a racially motivated assault on the victim in her 20s, who was described as "shocked and distressed" by the incident.
Bangladesh Forces Kill 11 Members of Islamist Group Blamed for Cafe Attack
Authorities said the dead were believed be members of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), blamed for an attack on a cafe in Dhaka in July in which 22 people were killed, mostly foreigners.
China Again Blocked UN Ban on Masood Azhar Over 'Different Views'
China on Saturday defended its second technical hold to prevent a UN ban on Pakistan-based JeM chief Masood Azhar saying there were "different views" on India's application and that Beijing's move will allow more time for the "relevant parties" to have co...
Obama Orders Out Economic Sanctions on Myanmar
President Barack Obama on Friday lifted U.S. economic sanctions on the former pariah state of Myanmar, the culmination of years of rapprochement that Obama has worked to facilitate.
UN Authorises EU to Stop Migrant-Smuggling Vessels off Libya
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution authorising the European Union and individual countries to seize migrant-smuggling vessels on the high seas off Libya for another year.
China Issues Blue Alert For Typhoon Aere
The eye of the typhoon was currently above the South China Sea some 530 km to the southeast of Hong Kong.
Trump Claims Credit for Running Mate Pence's Debate Performance
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump took credit for the widely praised debate performance of his running mate Mike Pence, saying it demonstrated his leadership skills and reflected well on his own judgment and decision making.
Bernie Sanders Hits Out at Trump, Urges Democratic Party to Remain United
"Bernie Sanders is trying to throw Hillary Clinton a lifeline in Wisconsin, but many of his supporters see her for who she is — scandal ridden and out of touch with everyday people," said state party spokesman Pat Garrett.
Diane James Quits as Head of UK Independence Party Just 18 Days After Taking Charge
Britain's eurosceptic UK Independence Party was thrown into turmoil as its leader Diane James quit, citing "personal and professional reasons" for stepping down just 18 days after her election.
US Has Not Given Up 'Pursuit of Peace' In Syria: Kerry
The United States has not given up the "pursuit of peace" in Syria, Secretary of State John Kerry said today after the White House abandoned talks with Russia on reviving a ceasefire deal.
Wikileaks to Release Fresh Documents Ahead of US Elections: Assange
Assange also promised to release documents on war, oil, Google, and mass surveillance.
White House Archives Petition Seeking to Declare Pakistan 'Terror Sponsor'
The White House on Tuesday stopped accepting signatures for a petition that sought to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, saying the target has been archived.
Fifty Two Confirmed Dead in Stampede at Ethiopia Religious Event
Dozens of people were crushed to death Sunday in a stampede after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse an anti-government protest that grew out of a massive religious festival, witnesses said. The Oromia regional government confirmed the d...
France Welcomes India's Ratification of Paris Agreement
India, the world's third largest emitter of greenhouse gases, ratified the landmark Paris climate deal, giving a significant push for the deal to enter into force by the end of this year.
India Beats US in 'Expats Survey', Singapore Voted Top Destination
Singapore has topped the list of destinations for expats as they feel the island nation offers better career opportunities and quality of life, says the 'Expats Explorer' survey by HSBC. India ranked 26, four places above the United States.
Spain's Socialists Oust Party Leader In Bid to End Deadlock
Spain's Socialists have voted against party leader Pedro Sanchez in a move that seeks to end the party's internal divisions and possibly resolve the country's nine months of political deadlock.