Iraqi forces battle Daesh in heavy west Mosul fighting
MOSUL: Iraqi forces battled Daesh in hours of heavy clashes in west Mosul on Sunday, as the number of people who fled fighting in the area topped 45,0...
6.5 magnitude earthquake hits off Papua New Guinea
A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck off Papua New Guinea on Monday, officials said, but no Pacific-wide tsunami warning was issued.The tremor hit at a d...
Chinese media warns India against Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh
The Chinese media today accused India of using the Dalai Lama card to deal with China's growing economic and political influence in South Asia and war...
Trump expected to sign new travel ban order
President Donald Trump is preparing to sign a revised executive order barring the entry of people from certain Muslim-majority countries and halting t...
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera says hate crimes on rise
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera has condemned the shooting of an Indian-origin Sikh man in Kent, saying crime motivated by hate are on the rise e...
Under Trump, America no longer represents the world
In his address to Congress on Tuesday evening, President Trump affirmed that "America respects the right of all nations to chart their own path." In t...
Pakistan forces apprehend 94 Indian fishermen
Pakistani forces have apprehended 94 Indian fishermen and seized 17 boats off the Gujarat coast since yesterday. According to an official of the Natio...
Bangladesh bans extremist group Ansar-al-Islam
Bangladesh has banned extremist group Ansar Al-Islam blamed for the brutal murders of several secular activists and atheist bloggers in the country. A...
Al-Baghdadi's cousin reportedly captured in Mosul
In Iraq, Federal Police have captured the cousin of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Daesh terrorist group. Local media said yesterday that the Dae...
FBI chief Comey rejects phone tap allegation agianst Obama
FBI Director James Comey has rejected President Donald Trump's claim on Saturday that his predecessor, Barack Obama, tapped his phone. According to th...
Four ballistic missiles fired by North Korea into sea of Japan
North Korea has fired four ballistic missiles of which three landed in the Japan's exclusive economic zone, Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe said. ...
‘Never give up,’ Fillon tells supporters at Paris rally
PARIS: Embattled French conservative Francois Fillon told supporters Sunday to “never give up the fight” and gave no indication that he intends to qui...
Bus crash kills 18, injures 37 in Panama
Panama City: A bus carrying farm workers went off a highway and ended up in a stream Sunday southwest of Panama’s capital, causing 18 deaths and injur...
H1-B visa delay to affect Indian IT firms: Nasscom
BENGALURU: The temporary suspension of premium H1-B visa processing by the US administration would delay their issue to the Indian IT firms too but is...
Chinese gaming giant Youzu Interactive sets up India operations in Pune
Listed Chinese gaming company Youzu Interactive is entering the Indian market with plans to launch local Indian casual strategy games in 2017 through ...
Man on trial in Dubai for insulting Islam online
A man is on trial for trying to flee the UAE after allegedly insulting Islam on social media.The 31-year-old Indian electric welder is accused of post...
Important Notice to UAE Residents, Now your Emirates ID is your health card
UAE residents will soon be able to use their Emirates ID cards as health insurance cards as well, a move officials say will reduce fraud and misuse of...
Sikh man's shooting in US being investigated as hate crime, community responds with fear, disbelief
Fear, hurt and disbelief weighed on the minds of those who gathered at a Sikh temple Sunday after the shooting of a Sikh man who said a gunman approac...
Saudi Arabia sets deadline for return of employees passports
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Labour and Social Development has reportedly given employers one month to return passports to their employees.Saudi Gazette...
Diabetes claims more lives than traffic accidents in Saudi Arabia
Diabetes is the leading cause of death in Saudi Arabia, coming second to traffic accidents, with 3.4 million of diabetic cases reported in 2015 alone....
UAE airline supervisor fired for sleeping on flight
The two air hostesses - who took the photos of the Arab man - got suspended jail sentence.Two air hostesses have been suspended jail sentence for taki...
How Uber Deceives the Authorities Worldwide
SAN FRANCISCO — Uber has for years engaged in a worldwide program to deceive the authorities in markets where its low-cost ride-hailing service was re...
Somalia drought: At least 110 die as fears of famine grow
At least 110 people, most of them women and children, have died from starvation and drought-related illness in Somalia in the past 48 hours, Prime Min...
U.S. suspends fast visa application processing
Foreigners aiming for temporary jobs at high-tech U.S. companies will undergo a longer visa approval process after the Trump administration announced ...
ArcelorMittal Expands Steel Sales to Iran
World’s largest steel producing group of companies–ArcelorMittal–expanded its cooperation with Iran in 2016 by increasing steel product shipments to t...
Donald Trump could sign revised travel ban as soon as Monday: US official
US President Donald Trump may sign an updated executive order banning travel from certain Middle Eastern and African countries early next week, possib...
PM Modi's Israel visit without a stopover in Palestine shows shift in New Delhi's foreign policy
An Indian prime minister will finally be visiting Israel, as Narendra Modi heads to the Holy Land in June or early July, to celebrate 25 years of full...
US admits killing 220 civilians in airstrikes in Iraq, Syria
The US military has admitted to killing 220 civilians in airstrikes in Iraq and Syria since 2014, but reports by independent monitoring groups point t...
Philippines recovers body of Germany kidnap victim Jurgen Kantner
The Philippine military has recovered the body of an elderly German hostage who was beheaded by Islamic militants last week.The Abu Sayyaf, a kidnap-f...
Sikh, told to leave country, shot in Washington state - police
A Sikh man was shot and wounded in Washington state by an attacker who approached him in his driveway and told him to leave the country, police and me...
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