'High’ drama: Flight forced to land after drunk man tries to open door at 33k feet

To restrain the drunk man, the in-flight doctor tried to calm him down and cabin crew and passengers used plastic food wrap to control him.

Trump may leave 200 soldiers in eastern Syria

If the US President decided to keep a few soldiers than it would be a major political reversal in a matter.

Spain: Dictator Franco's remains to be exumed and relocated

The long-awaited date was announced after Spain's Supreme Court last month overruled a string of objections from his family.

'Don't be a dick, ok?': Hillary Clinton on parody of Trump Erdogan letter

The parody letter, which has been doing the rounds for some days on social media, is written on mocked-up White House letter paper.

Malaysian PM Mahathir warns of possible sanctions amid US-China trade war

To cushion the impact of the collision between the superpowers, Mahathir said Malaysia was collaborating more with its regional neighbours.

'Imran Khan not capable of completing his term,' says Bilawal Bhutto

'Everyone is fed up with this puppet government,' Bilawal Bhutto said.

'False': Pak rejects India's claim of destroying PoK terror camps

Indian Army chief said that 6 to 10 Pak army personnel were killed and 3 terror camps destroyed in retaliatory action.

Backed by China, Pakistan expects to avert blacklisting over terrorism financing

If blacklisted, Islamabad faces financial consequences and economic setbacks at a time when its economy is facing balance of payment crisis.

Pak’s opposition leader Bilawal Bhutto announces nationwide anti-govt protests

Bilawal, the chairman of the Pakistan Peoples’ Party, said the government had lost its credibility as it did not fulfil any of its promises.

Pak summons Indian Deputy High Commissioner over LoC firing

The number of ceasefire violations by Pakistan has gone up significantly this year as compared to 2018.

Joko Widodo sworn in as Indonesia's President for second term

Jokowi's inauguration comes a little over a week after the country's chief security minister was stabbed in an attack.

Turkish soldier killed in Syrian Kurd attack: Defence Ministry

Turkey and Kurdish forces accused one another for violating the ceasefire agreement.

Manmohan Singh to attend Kartarpur Corridor inauguration: Pak FM

Qureshi said Imran Khan would inaugurate Pakistan's part of the corridor, facilitating pilgrimage of 5,000 Indian Sikhs everyday.

'India has failed to get Pakistan included in FATF blacklist': Qureshi

During the FATF meeting, several countries voiced concern on Pakistan's failure to do enough to contain terror funding on its soil.

12 killed in dam failure at Russian gold mine

The incident resulted in two temporary employee dormitories being flooded.

Kurds fully withdraw from besieged Syria border town

SDFspokesmanin a statement cited by Al Jazeera that the Kurdish-led group had no fighters left in Ras al-Ain

World's oldest pearl found in Abu Dhabi's Louvre

The 'Abu Dhabi Pearl' will be shown for the first time in the exhibition '10,000 years of Luxury' which is opening on October 30.

Will crush Kurds if they don't withdraw before Tuesday: Turkey threatens Syria

Turkey began its operation on October 9, days after the pullout of US troops from northern Syria.

Kurds violated ceasefire

Turkey alleges breach of agreement; McConnell slams Trump’s move.

Airstrikes kill 9 Taliban, ISIS terrorists in Afghanistan

The Afghan government forces have been fighting the Taliban for almost two decades.

Death toll in anti-govt protests rises to 10 in Chile

This is first time since Chile's return to democracy in 1990 that government has declared a state of emergency for public disorders.

Liberals, Tories slug it out on last day of Canada election

The People's Party has situated itself to the right of the Conservatives and could draw votes away from the Tories.

Will make blueprint for companies looking beyond China: Sitharaman

Sitharaman said, it might be important for the government to now see and meet up with a lot of industry leaders and invite them to India.

Chile's President rolls back subway fare hike amid violent protests by students

Santiago Metro director Louis De Granges said 'there is still no clarity' on when subway service would return to normal.

'US troops pulling out from Syria to go to western Iraq,' says Defence Chief

US troops were continuing to pull out of northern Syria after Turkey's invasion into the border region.

'1984 Sikh Genocide Memorial' removed in US after India's request

The memorial featured a prominent photo of Khalistani leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.

UK PM leaves Brexit delay letter unsigned, sends 2nd note

Johnson was required by law to send the delay request after MPs refused to back his Brexit deal on Saturday.

Catalan leaders demand talks with Madrid as thousands protest again

Protesters set up barricades and lit fires before they were dispersed by police firing foam projectiles.

Hillary Clinton, Tulsi Gabbard in war of words

Clinton, the former senator, US secretary of state and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate, did not name Gabbard directly.

French Interior Ministry says 9/11-inspired attack foiled by intelligence officers

The suspect is aged under 30 and lived in the Hauts-de-Seine department, located west of central Paris.

6 tourists, including 5 Indians, killed by flash floods in Kenya's national park

Search and rescue efforts were underway but water levels were high in the gorges, slowing down the process.

India, Madagascar discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations

India's ambassador to Madagascar, Abhay Kumar congratulated Ntsay Christian on his reappointment as the Prime Minister.

Soth Africa announces visa waivers to boost tourism

The unilateral decision comes as official tourism figures released in May reflected a dip in the overall number of visitors to South Africa.

India offers USD 100 mn financial aid to Benin during President Kovind's state visit

President Ram Nath Kovind is currently on the first leg of his three-nation visit to Africa.

India, Benin sign 4 documents during President Kovind's visit

The four documents include a Cultural Exchange Programme between India and Benin for the years 2019-2023.

Australian papers black out front pages in protest against media restrictions

PM Morrison said his government would 'always believe in freedom of press', but also insisted that journalists were not above law.

Australia calls on China to allow Uighur mother and son leave country

China has rounded up an estimated one million Uighurs and other mostly Muslim Turkic-speaking minorities into re-education camps.

Hundreds detained at Moscow Opposition protest

On Saturday, riot police were deployed in large numbers in central Moscow.

Australian finds message in a bottle written 50 years ago

Paul Elliot told Australian Broadcasting Corp. that he and his son Jyah found the bottle on west coast of Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.

Oz ambulance to grant dying wish

Crew took a patient to see ocean one last time in 2017.