Terrorists open fire at military parade in Ahvaz
Earlier reports described the assailants as " Takfiri gunmen", a term previously used to describe the Islamic State group. The semi-official Tasnim news agency says at least 11 members of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard have died in the attack, with officials saying the number is expected to rise.
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Moon returns home after North Korea trip
Kim also wants a second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump as soon as possible. This week, the Korean leaders advanced the preliminary denuclearization agreements made in Kim and Moon's first two meetings and Trump's Singapore summit , with Kim promising to destroy his government's nuclear missile facilities in Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, under the watchful eye of external experts.
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Trump to declassify documents on Russian Federation investigation
Trump also ordered the DOJ to release fully unredacted text messages "related to the Russian Federation investigation" from former officials he's continually lambasted given their connections to the investigation, including FBI Director James Comey , former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, former FBI agent Peter Strzok , former FBI lawyer Lisa Page and Bruce Ohr, a current Justice Department official.
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North Korea ‘maintaining nuclear weapons programme’ - United Nations envoy
The United States blocked the release of the report on the implementation of sanctions in protest at the changes in the latest version. "Sanctions can not replace diplomacy ". Pompeo added that the United States was continuing to have "many conversations" with the North Koreans about "how to effectuate achieving all of the commitments made" at a June 12 summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un , the North Korean leader.
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N Korea may dismantle nuke facility if United States takes reciprocal action - Moon
Hostilities ceased with an armistice agreement signed on July 27, 1953, by the U.N. Command, North Korea's military and Chinese armed forces. The official North Korean narrative is all about ethnic pride, unity and how Kim is paving the way for a Korean-led solution to the decades-old problem of how to bring peace to the peninsula.
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From Pyongyang with love: Koreas' leaders meet to discuss end of war
His visit will be for the third Pyongyang summit between the two Koreas, with the first and second ones held in 2000 and 2007 respectively. Some experts believe Moon is preparing for the resumption of inter-Korean economic cooperation projects after diplomacy eventually yields results.
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More than 60 dead as Mangkhut continues into southern China
The Guangdong provincial office in charge of flood prevention said Sunday that almost half a million people had been evacuated from seven cities. Mangkhut is the sixth storm to threaten Vietnamese waters this year. He expressed sadness that the villagers, many of them poor, had few options to survive in a region where big corporations have profited immensely from gold mines.
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Kavanaugh accuser demands FBI investigation before she testifies at hearing next week
Ford's lawyers said on Tuesday she would not appear before the Senate until after the FBI investigates the allegations. Republicans had also displayed no willingness to delay a Judiciary panel vote that Grassley had planned for this Thursday to advance the nomination, setting the stage for full Senate confirmation of Kavanaugh by month's end, in time for the new Supreme Court session.
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Triple talaq or instant divorce now a criminal offence
However, the amended triple talaq bill provides for additional safeguards, including a provision for bail to an accused before the start of the trial. In a non-bailable offence, bail can not be granted by police at the police station itself. However, gender justice was given a complete go-by in a secular country like India because of blatant vote-bank politics.
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Echoes of Anita Hill in #MeToo allegation against Kavanaugh
The woman, Christine Blasey Ford , alleges Kavanaugh attempted to force himself onto her at a party in the early 1980s. The FBI could interview Ford , Kavanaugh and others about the allegation if Trump asked the bureau to reopen its background investigation.
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Brett Kavanaugh denies sexual assault allegations, will testify to "defend my integrity"
Ford and Judge Kavanaugh along with the considerable body of evidence that is already there about the judge's temperament and qualifications and character". Hill in 1991 accused then-Supreme Court justice nominee Thomas of sexually harassing her . Trauma or fear can cause a person to wait to report an assault.
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Australia searches for culprit hiding sewing needles in strawberries
Chantal Faugeras made the discovery, which comes after five confirmed contamination cases in Queensland and Victoria, when her 10-year-old daughter bit down onto the sharp piece of metal inside a strawberry on Wednesday. They found three pins in total. The brands were being sold in New South Wales, Queensland, the ACT, Victoria and Tasmania. Authorities are liasing with retailes to ensure all stock is removed from sale to prevent any further incidents.









