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Donald Trump Gets Tim Cook's Name Wrong, Christens him 'Tim Apple'

US President Donald Trump displayed his inability to remember people's names yet again, after calling the CEO of Apple Tim Cook by the name of his company.

Two Asylum-seeking Saudi Sisters Stranded in Hong Kong Given A Month's Reprieve from Deportation

Two Saudi sisters, Reem and Rawan who fled from their 'abusive family' in Saudi Arabia and escaped to Hong Kong have been granted a month's reprieve from deportation, as they hope for asylum.

Pak Envoy to U.S. says Not Aware of Any American Enquiry into Violation of F-16 pact

Pakistan’s Ambassador to the U.S.has told reporters that the Trump Administration has requested no information through him of the possible violation of the end-user agreement involving the F-16 jets in Pakistan’s Air Force (PAF)

Mike Pompeo says Huawei Has Deep Connections to Chinese Government, Poses a Threat to the World

The Trump Administration is warning other countries from employing Chinese Telecom firm Huawei's hardware in their 5G infrastructure. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said that Huawei's deep connections to the Chinese government are a security concern.

Second Man Goes into HIV Remission post Stem Cell Therapy

Nobel Foundation To Award Two Prizes in Literature in 2019

After taking a break in 2018, the Nobel Foundation has announced that it will once again award a prize in Literature. It will in fact present two awards, to make up for last year's miss.

Vladimir Putin Signs Official Decree Withdrawing from Cold War-Era Nuclear deal With U.S.

Russia's president has officially signed a decree that withdraws the country from a Cold War-era nuclear treaty with the United States. This after the US suspended its participation in the nuclear treaty.

Venezuela Crisis: Opposition Leader Juan Guaido Lands in Caracas, Faces Arrest

Self-declared president of Venezuela Juan Guaido has returned to Caracas despite an impending threat of being jailed by the Nicolas Maduro government.

Canada-China Spat: Beijing Accuses Two Arrested Canadians of Spying

The Chinese government has retaliated to Meng Wanzhou's extradition process by charging two arrested Canadians with 'spying and stealing state secrets.'

81 People Connected to Donald Trump Get Letters, Democrats in Congress Want Their Testimony

Democrat lawmakers in the US Congress announced a sweeping investigation into President Donald Trump's campaign, businesses, transition and administration, that could possibly lay the groundwork to pursue impeachment proceedings against the US President.

UK PM Theresa May Asks Imran Khan to Act Against Terrorist Groups in Pakistan

The British government has become the latest to call for Pakistan to act against terror groups operating on its soil, especially in the light of the Pulwama Attack which led to India targeting a JeM terror camp in Pakistan.

Huawei's India Head Says US Government Lobbying Against the Chinese Telecom Firm in India

Dutch ISIS Soldier and Shemima Begum's Husband: I Made a Big Mistake

Yago Riedijk, Shemima Begum's husband and former Islamic State soldier says he regrets leaving his home country to join the Islamic State. He hopes that he will be reunited with his family and repatriated to Netherlands.

Appraisal Around the Corner: Why Employee Appreciation Matters

Happy employees that feel cherished and appreciated at the work place perform 12-15% better in consecutive weeks. Read about the ways in which employers can reward and recognise the contribution of their workforce

Details from the Moment Wing Commander Abhinandan Landed in PoK to the Moment He Was Captured

A report by the BBC fills in the gaps between the hours that IAF pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman's aircraft was hit by a Pakistani strike to the moment he was seen on video identifying himself to his Pakistani captors.

North Korea Says Move Towards Denuclearisation Only in Exchange for Partial Relief from Sanctions

At the Hanoi Summit, North Korea offered to decommission the Yongbyon nuclear research centre, under the watch of US observers in exchange for partial relief from economic sanctions but the Trump Administration did not agree to this proposal which led to a breakdown in talks between Trump and Kim Jong-un.

How the Closure of India and Pakistan's Air Space Impacted Flights Around the World

India-Pakistan tensions and the consequent closure of the airspace of both countries severely impacted passengers travelling by domestic and international flights. Passengers across India, Pakistan and South East Asia faced a slew of cancelled flights due to the closure of air space in both countries.

UN Report: Israel Possibly Committed War Crimes During 2018 Gaza Protests

A UN team investigating Israel's use of excessive force against Gaza protesters in 2018 has found 'reasonable grounds to believe' snipers intentionally shot at civilians during 2018 Gaza rallies.'

Mig-21 Versus F-16: How Did An Ageing Jet Down One of the World’s Top Aircraft

The Mig-21 has played a role in wars across the world from the Middle East to the Vietnam war. The Mig-21’s classic design combined with the Indian Air Force pilot’s skill has always managed to surprise the U.S.-made F-16s.

Trump's Former Lawyer Testifies Against the US President: He's a Racist and a Conman

US President Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen testified publicly before the US House of Congress’ Oversight Committee on a range of issues dogging Trump through his presidency.