Pompeo strikes conciliatory tone over Huawei
Pompeo strikes conciliatory tone over Chinese communication network Huawei and has said that we will ‘resolve difference’ over Huawei.
Russian President meets Netanyahu, reserves decision on Middle East plan
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Israeli prime minister in moscow while Putin has reserved judgement on Middle East plan.
European parliament to ratify terms of Brexit deal
European Parliament are bidding farewell to UK colleagues ahead of a final vote on the Brexit deal,UK will leave the…
Pakistan closes Busy Torkham border crossing
Pakistan has closed Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan after mortar bombs was fired from Afghan land inside Pakistan.
Boeing posts first loss in two decades
Boeing,an American multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells airplanes has posted first annual loss since 1997.
Britain should cut salary threshold for migrants:Report
Britain should cut a salary threshold for migrants to 25,600 pounds ($33,650) a year to help fill jobs after Brexit:Report
Airbus makes deal to settle corruption probe
Airbus has agreed a settlement with French, British and US authorities following lengthy investigations into allegations of bribery and corruption.
Israeli Prime Minister indicted in court on corruption charges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted in court on corruption charges after dropping immunity bid today.
Taliban claims they have shot down US plane
Taliban claims that they have shot down United States Military aircraft in Afghanistan’s Ghazni province, south of the capital.
Trump to release details of plan for Israel-Palestine
Trump is expected to release the details of a long-delayed plan for Israel-Palestine within days that likely to favour Israel.
Portuguese hacker Rui Pinto identified as source of Luanda Leaks
Portuguese hacker Rui Pinto who is awaiting trial in Lisbon, says he leaked files on Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp survivors warn of rising anti-Semitism
Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp (Auschwitz concentration camp) survivors have warned of rising anti-Semitism in coming years.
Polls open in northern Italy,far right victory could shake coalition
Polls have opened in northern Italy Emilia-Romagna region,far-right League party victory could shake coalition government.
IPhone 12 might look identical to iPhone 11
IPhone 12 might look identical to iPhone 11 not exactly same but close enough,a new report by Japanese publication Mac…
Former Egyptian army contractor steps away from politics
Former Egyptian army contractor Mohamed Ali who is considered to be cause of anti-government rallies and protests, steps away from…
World’s largest twin-engine 777X airliner completes maiden flight
World’s largest twin-engine and Boeing’s new long-haul 777X airliner has completed its maiden flight, a major step forward for the…
Palestinians rejects Trump ‘peace plan’ expected to favour Israel
Palestinians rejects Donald Trump meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu and said will not recognise ‘peace plan’ expected to favour Israel.
Britain rebukes United States over extradition refusal
Britain has rebuked United States for refusing to extradite a diplomat’s wife charged over a car crash that killed teenage…
Wells Fargo former chief fined record high for role in sales scandal
Wells Fargo former Chief executive officer John Stumpf hit with record high fine $17.5m for his role in fake sales…
Tunisian presidential candidate paid ex-Mossad agent $250,000
Tunisian presidential candidate has paid Canada-based lobbyist and ex-Mossad agent Ari Ben-Menashe $250,000 to advocate him.
UK wants US post-Brexit trade deal and a tech tax
UK wants a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States but is insisting on imposing a digital service tax on…
Five Foreign Companies interested in saving Malaysia Airlines
Five Foreign Companies from Europe,Asia and the Middle East are interested in saving Malaysia Airlines Berhad from crisis.