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Australia suffers flash floods in southeast, Melbourne suburb evacuated

SYDNEY: Thousands of people across Australia's southeast were asked to evacuate their homes on Friday, including some in a western suburb of Melbourne, after...

Five shot dead including police officer in North Carolina capital

WASHINGTON: Five people including an off-duty police officer were shot dead in the North Carolina capital of Raleigh on Thursday, prompting a massive manhunt...

Indian Supreme Court panel split over school hijab ban

NEW DELHI: An Indian Supreme Court panel said on Thursday it was divided over a ban on hijabs in schools, and referred the matter...

Twelve children among 17 burned alive as bus catches fire in south Pakistan

KARACHI: At least 17 people, including 12 children, were burned alive when a bus carrying flood survivors from Karachi to their homes in Pakistan's...

G20 finance leaders discuss key threats to the global economy

WASHINGTON: In the run-up to the G20 Summit next month, finance leaders from the group's member nations held a conference in Washington this week...

Florida jury spares Parkland school gunman from death penalty

A Florida jury on Thursday decided to spare Nikolas Cruz, the gunman who killed 17 people in 2018 at a high school in the...

North Korea launches missile into sea after flying warplanes near border -Seoul

SEOUL: North Korea fired a short-range ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast on Friday, South Korea's military said, the latest in...

US says return to Iran deal unlikely ‘in the near future’

WASHINGTON: The United States on Thursday ruled out any imminent revival of the Iranian nuclear deal, issuing a downbeat assessment of long-stalled talks over...

NATO chief warns Russia not to cross ‘very important line’

BRUSSELS: Russian President Vladimir Putin would be crossing a "very important line" if he were to order the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine,...

Scottish court rules in favor of Iraq-born migrant in tuition-fee case

LONDON: The result of a high-profile court case in Scotland has forced the government to change the country's university tuition-fee law for migrants, the...

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