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…
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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…
UN court orders Myanmar to protect Rohingya
UN top court has ruled that Myanmar must implement emergency measures to protect Rohingya Muslims against violence and cruelty.
Malawi top banker arrested in election bribery case
Malawi top banker Thomson Mpinganjira arrested,he was accused of attempting to bribe judges presiding over the presidential election vote-rigging case.
Greece Parliament elects first female president
Greece Parliament has elected High court judge and human rights advocate Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou as first female president.
Brazilian Prosecutors accuse American journalist in hacking case
Brazilian Federal prosecutors have accused American journalist Glenn Greenwald of assisting a group of hackers who intercepted public officials phones.
Burundi outgoing President to get luxury villa,over $500,000
Burundi outgoing President Pierre Nkurunziza will get luxury villa and over $500,000,he will not contest in the coming poll too.
Lebanon forms new government despite of protests
Lebanon has formed new government breaking a months-long impasse amid ongoing mass protests and economic turmoil,Hezbollah and its allies clinched…
Kais Saied directed former finance minister to form new government
Kais Saied recently elected President of Tunisia has directed former finance minister Elyes Fakhfakh to form new government.
Attempt to control Polish Judiciary with controversial draft law
Attempt to control Polish Judiciary has created distress for democracy as controversial draft law heads to lower house,rights groups says.
Gang on trial for stealing Moroccan royal Jewellery
Gang on trial for allegedly stealing the luxury watches and jewellery from one of Moroccan King Mohammed VI’s royal palaces.
EU block must consider ways to back Libya truce
EU Minister for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell has said that European Union block must have to consider ways to back…