Republicans demand probe of tax scrutiny of U.S. conservative groups
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Republican lawmakers called yesterday for a broad investigation of the U.S.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Republican lawmakers called yesterday for a broad investigation of the U.S.
RIYADH, (Reuters) – World Health Organisation (WHO) officials said yesterday it seemed likely a new coronavirus that has killed at least 18 people in the Middle East and Europe could be passed between humans, but only after prolonged contact.
MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) – Left crumpled in the gutter after an ill-fated visit to a seedy club in a rough part of Mexico City, the grandson of murdered U.S.
ISLAMABAD, (Reuters) – Toppled in a 1999 military coup, jailed and exiled, Pakistan’s Nawaz Sharif has made a triumphant election comeback and looks set to form a stable government capable of implementing reforms needed to rescue the fragile economy.
(Reuters) – Nineteen people including two young children were shot yesterday when gunfire erupted at a Mother’s Day parade in New Orleans, police said.
(Reuters) – Nineteen people including two young children were shot today when gunfire erupted at a Mother’s Day parade in New Orleans, police said.
RIYADH, (Reuters) – The World Health Organisation (WHO) said today it appeared likely that the novel coronavirus, which has killed 18 people in the Middle East and Europe, could be passed between people in close contact.
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Toppled in a 1999 coup, jailed and exiled, Nawaz Sharif has made a triumphant election comeback and was heading for a third term as Pakistan’s prime minister.
(Trinidad Guardian) Over the last ten years T&T’s population has grown by only seven per cent and there is an ageing “population bulge” problem, Minister of Planning and Sustainable Development Dr Bhoe Tewarie says.
REYHANLI, Turkey (Reuters) – Twin car bombs killed 43 people and wounded many more in a Turkish town near the Syrian border yesterday and the government said it suspected Syrian involvement.
DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran’s best known political grandee, former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, looms large in the history of the Islamic Republic – now registered to run in Iran’s presidential election next month he may also get the chance to carve out its future.
ISLAMABAD, (Reuters) – Toppled in a 1999 coup, jailed and exiled, Nawaz Sharif has made a triumphant election comeback and was heading for a third term as Pakistan’s prime minister.
REYHANLI, Turkey, (Reuters) – Twin car bombs killed 43 people and wounded many more in a Turkish town near the Syrian border on Saturday and the government said it suspected Syrian involvement.
ISLAMABAD, (Reuters) – A string of militant attacks and gunfights that killed at least 17 people cast a long shadow over Pakistan’s general election on Saturday, but millions still turned out to vote in a landmark test of the troubled country’s democracy.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – White House offices were evacuated briefly on Saturday when an electrical transformer near the West Wing malfunctioned and set off a smoke alarm, a White House official said.
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – A packed New Delhi courtroom sat in rapt silence this week as an irate Supreme Court judge denounced the elite Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India’s version of the American FBI, as a “caged parrot” and “its master’s voice”.
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Two Indian ministers embroiled in scandals quit yesterday, adding to speculation the prime minister may have to call an early election after the furore paralysed parliament and forced the delay of economic reforms.
SAVAR, Bangladesh, (Reuters) – A young Bangladeshi woman who spent 17 days buried alive under a collapsed garments factory was rescued yesterday when astonished workmen heard a voice calling “save me, save me” from the rubble.
SANTO DOMINGO, (Reuters) – An alleged leader of the New York arm of a global cyber crime ring, which stole $45 million from two Middle Eastern banks, was shot dead during an attempted robbery in the Dominican Republic last month, Dominican police said yesterday.
BOGOTA, (Reuters) – Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos has taken another apparent potshot at his predecessor, comparing him with tyrannical Roman Emperor Caligula in an increasingly heated internal dispute over the direction of peace talks with Marxist rebels.
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