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Brazil's Portion of Amazon Deforestation Exceeds 88% in June under President Bolsonaro
According to data from Brazil's space research agency, deforestation in the world's largest tropical rainforest totaled 920 square km (355 square miles).
Amid Looming Balance of Payment Crisis, IMF Board Approves $6 Billion Loan Package for Pakistan
With foreign exchange reserves shrinking to only $7.3 billion and the budget deficit set to top 7% of GDP this year, Pakistan faces tough economic medicine to tackle problems that have been years in the making.
44 Killed, Over 100 Injured in Air Strike at Libya's Migrant Camp, Says UN
United Nations Libya envoy Ghassan Salame condemned the strike, saying it 'clearly amounts to the level of a war crime'.
Pakistan Proposes July 14 for 2nd Round of Talks with India on Kartarpur Corridor
The first meeting of officials to finalise the modalities of the landmark corridor was held in Attari in the shadow of escalating bilateral tensions in March following the Pulwama terror attack by a suicide bomber of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed.
At Least 45 Killed, Over Hundred Injured in Nigeria Fuel Tanker Blast
Local residents rushed to collect the leaking gasoline for over an hour before the fuel caught fire, causing a blast that tore through the surrounding area.
Three Indian Nationals Fined for Singapore GST Fraud
Shanmugam Sampathkumar, 33, Murugesan Saravanan, 42, and 49-year-old Arumugam Chelladurai are Indian nationals. The fourth employee - Pang Wei Koon, 46, is from Malaysia.
Indonesia to Return 49 containers of Waste to Europe and US
The 49 containers were loaded with a combination of garbage, plastic waste and hazardous materials in violation of import rules, according to customs officials on Batam island.
Prince Charles' Charity Makes Education Impact in India With New Bond
Working across four programmes in the states of Delhi and Gujarat, the Development Impact Bond helped deliver programmes to 600 schools, reaching over 100,000 students aged 5-11 in year one.
Canadian Cartoonist Loses Job after Trump Illustration Goes Viral: Reports
The cartoon refers to the image of Oscar Alberto Martinez and his 23-month-old daughter, Angie Valeria, lying face down in water surrounded by reeds. The two drowned while attempting to cross the Rio Grande River to get into the US.
EU Leaders Close in on Top Jobs Deal After Record 19-hour Negotiation
The summit marked a third attempt to fill the EU's five top posts for at least the next five years, forging policy for the world's biggest free-trade area and more than 500 million people.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan to Visit US, Meet With Donald Trump in July
Science and Technology Minister Fawad Chaudhry said this would be the first high-level engagement between the two countries while peace talks between the US and Taliban are entering a critical phase.
World Asteroid Day 2019: Here's When and Why the Day is Observed Globally
June 30 is observed as the International Asteroid Day in order to raise public awareness about the possible hazardous impacts of asteroids.
Will Trump be Stood Up at DMZ? Invitation to Kim Jong Un Hangs in the Air
It all depends on Kim Jong Un, it seems, after Donald Trump on Saturday issued a public invitation for a handshake along the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
'He Very Much Wants to': Trump on Possible Encounter with Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump tweeted that surprise invitation to Kim Jong-Un at a G20 summit in Japan and even a short meeting at the line dividing the two Koreas would be a remarkable diplomatic spectacle.
Amid Peace Talks With US, Taliban Attack Kills 25 in Northern Province of Baghlan
District chief Fazeluddin Muradi says that the insurgents' attack also wounded at least eight pro-government fighters, during several hours of battle late Friday in the area of Nahrin.
US Deploys F-22 Stealth Fighters to Qatar for First Time Amid Tensions With Iran
A photo handout by the US Air Force's Central Military Command shows five F-22 jets flying above the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. The jets were reportedly deployed 'to defend American forces and interests' in the Gulf.