US presses India on Kashmir rights
The United States wants New Delhi to quickly ease restrictions imposed in Kashmir, a senior official said Thursday, declaring president Donald Trump’s willingness to mediate to ease tensions
Modi, Amit Shah, Ajit Doval on Jaish hit list
Prime minister Narendra Modi, union home minister Amit Shah and National Security adviser Ajit Doval are on the hit list of Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad,
Trump urges Pakistan, India to sort out issues
US president Donald Trump said Wednesday he encouraged India and Pakistan to work out their differences in separate meetings with their prime ministers this week.
Khashoggi murder happened under my watch: Salman
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince said he bears responsibility for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year by Saudi operatives ‘because it happened under my watch,’
House launches Trump impeachment inquiry
What we know and don't know about the whistleblower and the complaint
Whistleblower complaint about Trump declassified and may be released Thursday
The whistleblower's complaint about President Donald Trump's communications with Ukraine has been declassified and could be released as soon as Thursday morning, three sources told CNN
Democrats launch formal Trump impeachment inquiry
Top US democrat Nancy Pelosi Tuesday announced the opening of a formal impeachment inquiry into president Donald Trump, saying he betrayed his oath of office by seeking help from a foreign power to hurt his Democratic rival Joe Biden.
Mahathir for int’l community’s stronger engagement to end Rohingya crisis
Mentioning that the Myanmar government was unwilling to resolve the crisis, Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohammad said it was left up to the international community to do something
Trump sets out to undercut Pelosi's impeachment gamble
President Donald Trump is wasting no time in attempting to torch House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment gamble in a battle that will define his presidency and the 2020 election.
China is sending government officials into companies like Alibaba and Geely
China is sending officials into some of the country's biggest private companies in a move it says is designed to bolster high-tech manufacturing.
