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Malaysia To Deport N.Korean Workers With Expired Visas
Malaysia will deport some 50 North Koreans working here with overstayed visas, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced on Tuesday. ....
Pakistan Reiterates Support To War-shattered Yemen
Pakistani Foreign Affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz held talks with the visiting Foreign Minister of Yemen Abdulmalik Abdul Jalil Al Mekhlafi and reiterated support to the legitimate government of President Abd Rabu Mansour Al-Hadi.....
Pakistan Orders Removal Of Blasphemous Content From Social Networks
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ordered all blasphemous content against the Prophet Muhammad to be removed from social network sites and their authors be found and tried under the country's anti-blasphemy laws.....
Ready To Face Trial If Army Provides Security: Musharraf
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has said he will end his self-exile if the armed forces provide him security.....
3 Pilots Killed In US Training Crash
At least 3 pilots were killed when their tactical airborne intelligence plane crashed on a training mission near a small airport in eastern New Mexico, media reports said.....
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's New Immigration Ban
A US federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's new immigration ban, just hours before it was scheduled to be enforced on Thursday, a media report said.....
3 Militants Killed In Bangladesh Suicide Bombing
Three militants were killed on Thursday in suicide blasts during a raid in Bangladesh's Chittagong city, a police officer said.....
10 Injured In Volcano Eruption In Rome
At least 10 persons, including tourists and members of a BBC film crew, were injured in a "huge" explosion at erupting volcano Mount Etna in the Italian island of Sicily.....
8 Killed In Pakistan Assault
Two police personnal and six suspected militants from across the Pakistan-Afghanistan border were killed after an assault on a checkpost in Khyber Agency on Friday.....
No Apology To Britain Over Spying Claims: Official
White House press secretary Sean Spicer flatly denied that the White House apologized to the British government over allegations that a British intelligence agency spied on President Donald Trump, media reports said.....
