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Guatemala votes for new president, runoff likely to decide outcome
Nordic banks are getting ready for the future with robots replacing humans
20 per cent of susipicious activity is dealt with by algorithms at present while humans deal with 80 per cent. These banks want to reverse this position
Sudan's Bashir appears in public for first time since ouster
He was led to a prosecutor's office in a corruption probe.
Hong Kong Protest Live Updates: City Braces for More Demonstrations
A march was planned against an unpopular extradition bill, one day after the government agreed to postpone a vote and less than a week after protests turned violent.
Mexico steps up revisions amid US pressure over migrant flow
China state media criticise foreign ‘hypocrisy’ over Hong Kong after climbdown
Mt Everest tragedy: As 11 climbers die in six days, problem of mortal remains on mountain looms
Extracting dead bodies from the Everest mountain ranges is dangerous and expensive. The main point of focus is working together to minimise such deaths and have proper pr
Two Boys Among Four of Indian-origin Family Shot Dead in US
The incident came to light after the guests staying with the victims saw the bodies and informed the local authorities.
Pakistan Appoints Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as New Chief of Spy Agency ISI
Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed was appointed as the Director General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (DG ISI) in place of Lt Gen Asim Munir, who was transferred and ap
Photos From the Hong Kong Extradition Protests
Demonstrations this week over a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland China have produced some of the city’s biggest shows of dissent in years.
12 killed in Aleppo following mortar shelling
12 killed in Aleppo following mortar shelling
After 2 fatal crashes, Boeing confesses about lack of transparency
After 2 fatal crashes, Boeing confesses about lack of transparency
This will add to the financial problems of Pakistan, which is seeking aid from all possible international avenues.
Chinese activists seek UN investigation into Tiananmen crackdown
Argentina and Uruguay Without Power After ‘Massive’ Failure
An energy company said that a “massive failure in the electrical interconnection system left all of Argentina and Uruguay without power.” Parts of Brazil, Chile and P
Netanyahu renames Golan heights after Trump
Netanyahu renames Golan heights after Trump
Pompeo again blames Iran for tankers' attack
Pompeo again blames Iran for tankers' attack
Protesters Return to Hong Kong’s Streets, Rejecting Leader’s Apology
Protesters dismissed the apology by Carrie Lam as insincere and called for her resignation among a growing list of demands.
International Yoga day celebrated in US
International Yoga day celebrated in US
Here’s Baby Archie, on Prince Harry’s First Father’s Day
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed more of their firstborn on Instagram.
Children are suffering because D.C. won’t look out for public charter schools
The District should find space for a preschool serving at-risk students.
We still have questions about whether Russia meddled in N.C. That’s a bad sign.
A possible North Carolina cyberattack proves how vulnerable we really are.
Deepfakes are dangerous — and they target a huge weakness
The spread of doctored videos risks further eroding trust already damaged by social media.
Saudi Youth Sentenced to Prison Instead of Death, Rights Group Says
Murtaja Qureiris, 18, has been held since he was 13. Sentenced to a 12-year term, he was spared execution, a human rights group said.
Exit polls in India point at second term for Modi.
Cotton and other young Republican senators are all too happy with bellicosity toward Iran.
We don’t usually put ‘moral’ and ‘economics’ in the same sentence. It’s time we started.
Productivity and growth definitely matter, but so, too, does the value of our day-to-day lives.
I’m proudly gay and pro-gun. It’s a lonely position to be in.
At last year’s Pride parade, I felt hated because of my support of the Second Amendment.
Trump inherited America’s foreign policy riches. He’s frittering them away.
The reality is that the United States no longer has “all the money.”
This Town Comes Alive Once a Year, as Thousands of Snakes Mate
More than 70,000 snakes slither out of dens to breed each spring at a Manitoba wildlife area, and thousands of people just can’t keep away from the writhing show. Just
Bernie Sanders is a refugee from the 1930s
His goals are worthy — and utopian.
Candidates for Istanbul Mayor Hold Rare Debate on Live TV
The head-to-head, the first such event in Turkey in 17 years, pitted Ekrem Imamoglu of the opposition against Binali Yildirim, a government-backed former prime minister.
Can UAE employers reduce salaries without new contracts?
Your entitlement to benefits shall depend on the type of your employment contract.
Indian expat drowns off Umm Al Quwain beach
George Aloysius, Janardanan's compatriot, said a high wave suddenly swept his friend away.
6-year-old, who died after being forgotten in bus, laid to rest in Dubai
According to a relative, the boy's father, Faisal, and mother are inconsolable.
Ajman tightens water safety measures after sewage leak incident
The water supply in residential and commercial buildings is considered 'unbottled drinking water'.
UAE announces new education policy for schools, teachers
Ministerial Development Council reviews UAE's policy for educational professionals.
Virat Kohli becomes fastest batsman to score 11,000 runs
Kohli already holds the record for being the fastest to 10,000 ODI runs.
Warning for UAE beach-goers in harrowing video
Sharjah Police had also earlier called on the public to follow safety instructions at beaches.
ICC World Cup live: Pakistan win toss, to bowl first against India
Predictions of rain is keeping everyone on the edge.
Sudan’s Deposed Dictator Makes First Appearance Since Ouster
As officials led President Omar Hassan al-Bashir from prison to face corruption charges, his former protégé was busy consolidating power.
India outclass Pakistan to maintain perfect World Cup record
Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam kept alive Pakistan's hopes for a while in the chase but losing four wickets in an 18-ball span effectively der
Pompeo guarantees free Hormuz passage
Pompeo reiterated that President Donald Trump is not seeking war with Iran.
How Hong Kong’s Leader Made the Biggest Political Retreat by China Under Xi
Limited consultation within the Hong Kong government, and none with the public, led to an unexpected setback for local authorities and China’s government.
Carrie Lam, Hong Kong’s Leader, Retreats, but Her Critics Want More
The extradition bill has been suspended, but calls for new protests foreshadow more upheaval in Hong Kong and signal that Mrs. Lam’s troubles are not over.
Carrie Lam: A ‘Good Fighter’ in the Crisis Over the Hong Kong Extradition Bill
Hong Kong’s chief executive is known for being a workaholic and for practically never backing down in a fight. Faced with protests over the proposed extradition bill, w
After his country's defeat, Pak FM pitches for more matches with India
After his country's defeat, Pak FM pitches for more matches with India
Julián Castro isn’t a real presidential contender. But he could be a good attorney general.
Who better to forge new border policies than a product of the American Dream?
Massive Power Outage Leaves Entire Argentina, Uruguay Without Electricity
Uruguay's system went down at 7:06 am (1006 GMT), according to the Uruguayan power company UTE, which attributed the outage to "a fault in the Argentine network.
Russia Dismisses Accusations of Meddling in EU Elections: Report
An European Union review into elections to its parliament, published on Friday, said there was evidence both Russian and European online sources had sought to promote ext
