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Mueller Report: US House committee summons McGahn ex-Trump lawyer
U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler on Monday subpoenaed former White House counsel Don McGahn to testify before the panel in its investigation of possible obstruction of justice by …
Attacks: Sri Lanka observes national mourning on Tuesday
After the serial blasts on Easter Sunday, Sri Lanka is observing national mourning on Tuesday, a decision taken during a meeting of the National Security Council chaired by President Sirisena. More t…
Easter Day church bombings: Sri Lanka authorities impose curfew
The government of Sri Lanka has imposed an 8:00PM to 4:00AM curfew in Colombo, following the Easter day bombings of churches and hotels that has so far claimed over 290 lives. Government information …
Billionaire Loses Three Children In Sri Lanka Blasts
Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen lost three of his four children in the Easter day attacks in Sri Lanka, a spokesman for his clothing retail group Bestseller said on Monday. Danish media have …
Iran reacts to Trump’s ban of IRGC, dares US
Iranian president, Hassan Rowhani on Thursday hit back at U.S. President, Donald Trump in response to decision to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a terrorist group. He added t…
Six Killed In Libya As UN Debates Ceasefire Demand
Rocket fire on the Libyan capital Tripoli, which the UN-recognised government blamed on military strongman Khalifa Haftar, killed six people ahead of a Security Council meeting on Wednesday over a ce…
Storms Kill 35 In India
Thunderstorms swept across western India killing at least 35 people and leaving widespread damage, officials said Wednesday. Strong winds barrelled through Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh state…
French Billionaire Pledges 100million Euros For Rebuild Notre Dame After Fire
On Monday evening, fire destroyed part of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, the capital of France leaving many in shock. But now, a French billionaire has pledged 100 million euros to help rebuild Notre…
US Urges Sudan Army To Bring Civilians Into Government
The United States on Thursday urged Sudan’s army to bring civilians into government after ousting veteran leader Omar al-Bashir, saying an announced two-year timeline was too long. The United States …
Israel converts historical Palestinian mosque to bar, events hall
The Al-Ahmar Mosque in Safed has been turned into a bar and events hall by the Israeli municipality, Following the Israeli occupation in 1948, the mosque had previously been converted to a school, an…
Pope Francis Kisses The Shoes Of South Sudan Leaders,Begs For Peace
Pope Francis on Thursday got on his hands and knees before the leaders of South Sudan’s government and its opposition, kissing their shoes and imploring the two men to maintain the tenuous peac…
UK Police Arrest WikiLeaks Founder, Julian Assange
The British police has finally arrested the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange. Assange was arrested by the British police at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London. Announcing Assange’s arrest, the Metr…
Iran Orders Evacuation Of Over 60,000 People From Flood-Hit Oil City
Authorities ordered tens of thousands of residents of the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz to evacuate immediately on Wednesday as floodwaters entered the capital of oil-rich Khuzestan province, st…
Trump Says Netanyahu’s Victory Gives US Peace Plan ‘Better Chance’
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that election results handing a narrow victory to right-wing Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu give a “better chance” to a yet to be unveiled US peace plan. …
Everyone Knows The Penalty For Drugs Is Death — Saudi Arabia Defends Execution.
The Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Nigeria has insisted that all legal and judicial procedures were observed before the execution of a Nigerian woman over alleged drug-related offences. On Tuesday,…
US Withdraws Troops From Libya Amid Unrest.
The US military said Sunday it had temporarily pulled some of its forces out of Libya amid an upsurge of fighting in the North African country. Due to increased unrest in Libya, a contingent of US fo…
US Citizens Among Eight Arrested In Saudi Crackdown.
Saudi Arabia has arrested at least eight writers and bloggers, including two US citizens, in an apparent crackdown on supporters of detained women activists whose trial has drawn global censure, camp…
Robbers Steal $1m In Three-Minute Mexico Airport Heist.
A gang of armed thieves stole about 20 million pesos ($1 million) from an armoured truck that was about to load the money onto a plane at an international airport in central Mexico, authorities and r…
Boeing Takes Responsibility Of The 737 Jet Crashes That Killed 346 People.
Boeing's CEO admitted on Thursday that a failure of its software was one of the causes in the recent deadly 737 Max jet crashes. Dennis Muilenburg said a new software update would prevent future inci…
South Korea To Launch World’s First National 5G Network.
South Korea launches the world’s first fully-fledged 5G mobile networks Friday, a transformational leap that already has superp…
