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3 Letters to Govt and a Nationwide Alert: Who is Responsible for Ignoring Intel on Sri Lanka Blasts?
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe late on Sunday said that the government had information about possible attacks, which were ignored by the Defence Department.
24 Suspects in Sri Lanka Easter Day Bombings Held in CID Custody
The eight explosions, some of which officials said were suicide bomb attacks, led to an immediate clampdown, with the government declaring a curfew and blocking access to social media.
'Pieces of Flesh Strewn, Shattered Glass': Eyewitnesses Recount Sri Lankan Church Horror
Over 180 people were killed when eight near simultaneous and coordinated explosions rocked churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday.
Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies for UAE, Investigating Jamal Khashoggi Link
One of the two men arrived in Turkey in October 2018, days after Khashoggi was murdered inside Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul, the official said, adding the other had arrived later to help his colleague with the workload.
US Man’s Floating Home in Thailand 'Violates Sovereignty', May Face Death Penalty
The floating two-story octagonal house at the center of the controversy had been profiled and promoted online by a group called Ocean Builders, which touted it as a pilot project and sought to sell additional units.
Schools Evacuated, Subway Services Halted as 6.1-Magnitude Quake Jolts Taiwan
The United States Geological Survey put the magnitude of the quake at 6.4, adding that it struck at a depth of 15 km (9 miles) from Hua-lien.
Facebook 'Unintentionally' Uploaded Email IDs of 1.5 Million Users
Facebook has been hit by a number of privacy-related issues, including a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.
Sudan's Military Leaders Move Omar al-Bashir to Prison as Protesters Rally
Following the dramatic end to president Omar al-Bashir's rule of three decades last week, he was moved late Tuesday to Kober prison in the capital, the source said without revealing his name for security reasons.
The Speech That Never Was: Emmanuel Macron's Shelved Address Before Notre-Dame Fire
In the shelved speech, Macron had vowed to lower taxes on the middle classes — a measure he says he will pay for by cracking down tax evasion. ye
Met Eireann Warning: Ireland and UK Brace for a 'Sweltering' Weekend
While they have flagged a status orange rain warning for Cork and Waterford, the wind warning has been issued for a lot of regions including Dublin, Carlow, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Wexford, Wicklow, Offaly, Leitrim, Roscommon, Sligo, Clare, Limerick, Ti...
Pak PM Imran Khan to Embark on Maiden Iran Visit From April 21 After a Downward Slide in Bilateral Ties
The two countries had recently witnessed downward spiral in their relationship after Tehran accused Islamabad of 'harbouring terrorists' following a suicide attack in Iran's Sistan-Balochistan province.
Meghan's Baby Will be Bold, Prince Harry to be More Patient Parent: What Stars Predict for Royal Baby
Harry and Meghan, whose official titles are Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have not given an expected due date although Meghan told British well-wishers on a visit in January that she was six months pregnant.
Indian-origin US Presidential Candidate Releases 15 Years of Tax Returns
Harris' release of her tax filings follows that of fellow White House contenders like Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren. Trump is the first modern US president not to release his tax returns to the public.
Iraqi President Vows to Keep Away Saddam's Party After Unearthing Mass Grave of Kurds Killed During 1980s
They were among up to 180,000 people who may have been killed during Saddam's "Anfal" campaign that targeted Iraqi Kurds in the late 1980s when chemical gas was used, villages were razed and thousands of Kurds were forced into camps.
US Tax Man Will Keep Account of British Royal Baby's Gifts. Reason: Dual Nationality
From the moment of birth, money deposited in banks by the royal parents -- eager to ensure a bright future for their progeny -- must be duly reported to the tax man.
In or Out? Repeated Brexit Delays Give Map-makers, Guidebook Printers a Headache
Publishers are in a fix over how to depict Britain's relationship with the European Union.