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Pope Mandates Reporting of Sex Abuse Claims in Vatican City
The law for the first time provides an explicit Vatican definition for "vulnerable people" who are entitled to the same protections as minors under church law.
Under Fire Over Stand on Masood Azhar, China Denies Its Action Amounts to Sheltering Terrorists
China on Thursday asked the US not to complicate the listing of Azhar as a global terrorist by 'forcefully moving' a resolution directly in the UNSC, undermining the authority of the UN's anti-terrorism committee.
Brexit in Play: UK Parliament Tries Multiple Choice as Theresa May's Job on the Line
As the United Kingdom's three-year Brexit crisis spins towards its finale, it is still uncertain how, when or even if it will leave the European Union, though May hopes to bring her deal back to parliament later this week.
Oops! Destined for Dusseldorf, British Airways Flight Lands in Edinburgh by Mistake
The passengers only realised the error when the plane landed and the "welcome to Edinburgh" announcement was made.
7 Detained over Alleged Forced Conversion, Underage Marriages of 2 Teenage Hindu Girls in Pak
The Hindu community in Pakistan has carried out massive demonstrations calling for strict action to be taken against those responsible, while reminding Prime Minister Khan of his promises to the minorities of the country.
Strong 6.1-magnitude Earthquake Jolts Eastern Indonesia
Residents of the town of Ternate, which is located close to the epicentre of the earthquake, said that the jolt was strong but did not last long enough to cause any panic.
Fix to Boeing 737 MAX 8 Anti-stall Software is Ready: Report
American Airlines and Southwest pilots were set to test simulators with the updates on Saturday. Boeing neither confirmed nor denied the information.
Maduro Accuses US of Financing Assassination 'Plot' Against Him
Details of the alleged plot were released on state television which stated that "hitmen" have been recruited "using big sums of money" to carry out "targeted assassinations" and "sabotage."
Clashes Break Out in Latest French 'Yellow Vest' Protests
Protesters were banned from gathering on the Champs Elysees this Saturday, but demonstrators gathered in other parts of the capital. Earlier in the day, they marched from Denfert Rochereau in southern Paris up to the Sacre Coeur church in the north.
Donald Trump Drops New North Korea Sanctions Because he 'Likes' Kim Jong Un: White House
Donald Trump, who has previously spoken of 'love' for Kim Jong Un, appears to retain hope that his strong personal relationship will bear fruit.
Donald Trump to Nominate Fierce Federal Reserve Critic Stephen Moore to Its Board
Controversial economist Stephen Moore, who in December called on Donald Trump to fire Fed chairman Jerome Powell for 'wrecking the economy,' served as an economic adviser during Trump's presidential campaign.
Allowed to Participate for the First Time, Saudi Women's Basketball Team Win Gold
Saudi female athletes are finally getting the opportunity to participate in international events like their male counter parts.
PM Imran Says No Room For 'Jihadi Outfits and Culture' in Pakistan
Khan said that Pakistani armed forces are ever ready and would give a befitting response in case of any military aggression. In addition, he added, all the political parties in Pakistan have agreed to the National Action Plan against militancy.
Trump Accepts Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights
Trump's announcement coincided with a visit by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Jerusalem, where he became the first high-ranking American official to visit the Western Wall alongside an Israeli prime minister.
3 Burundi Schoolgirls Jailed for Doodling on President's Photo in Textbooks
The girls, aged 15, 16 and 17, face up to five years in prison for insulting the head of state if found guilty.
Tuberculosis Can be Eradicated by 2045 With New Prevention Strategies: Experts
According to study in The Lancet, better screening, treatments and public awareness were needed to reduce the more than 10 million cases recorded every year.