Central Intelligence Agency plots to kill Kim Jong-un, North Korea claims
The news agency quoted a statement from the North's Ministry of State Security, saying "the last-ditch effort" of U.S. "imperialists" and the South had gone "beyond the limits". The date of the alleged assassination attempt is unclear; however, Kim Jong Un presided over a military parade on April 15. The North Korean regime has threatened a "counter-terrorist attack" against US and South Korean forces in retaliation for the alleged attack.
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President Trump's Travel Ban Heads to Federal Appeals Court
His opinion in turn was cited by the plaintiffs' lawyers in the matter, and by the two district judges, as the basis for saying courts should not ignore what might be the underlying objective behind Trump's revised travel ban targeting the six Muslim majority nations.
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Erdan: Barghouti's Strike Was Never About the Prisoners
As their health deteriorates, Israel has shown no signs of heeding the prisoners' demands. Qaraqe' added Israeli Prison Service (IPS) are placing Barghouthi under solitary confinement in al-Jalama, denying him lawyer visitations and placing conditions for such visitations.
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Google Maps to Be Used by Pakistan in Afghan Border Dispute
Both sides discussed Friday's incident and defended their stances. The attack prompted security forces to ask people on the border to evacuate. Both sides agreed that the rightful determination of border limits would be ensured by the geological experts of both countries with the help of maps and Google Earth.
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Parents of missing UK girl still hopeful she's 'out there'
The suspect is not thought to be living in Portugal at this time. Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said there are "significant investigative avenues" that are of "great interest" to both the United Kingdom and Portuguese teams.
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Thai family mourns girl killed in video streamed on Facebook
The videos were available for 24 hours before being removed. She told her cousin to call the police but felt powerless as she watched the harrowing livestream of her husband, Wuttisan Wongtalay, tying a rope around their child's neck. Lt Col Sanit Nookhong of the Thai Royal Police said the murder-suicide was an act of jealousy. "I am not angry at Facebook or blaming them on this", she told the Associated Press .
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After Saudi stop, Germany' Merkel heads to neighboring UAE
Members of the Royal family also abide by the Foreign Office's advice when they visit the strict Muslim kingdom. Michelle Obama left her head uncovered when she visited Saudi Arabia with President Barack Obama in 2015 to pay respects following King Abdullah's death.
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Ousted Obama official Yates to speak on Trump aide's Russia talks
Intelligence agencies, however, reportedly listened in on the call and the transcription of it refuted Flynn's account that sanctions weren't discussed and potentially affected Russia's decision to unexpectedly stand down. Sacked acting attorney-general Sally Yates. The career federal prosecutor from Georgia, a holdover from the Obama Justice Department, was abruptly fired January 30 for refusing to defend the new president's controversial travel ban in court.
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Sally Yates set to testify on contacts between White House and Russia
On Monday Trump took to Twitter to say that he believes that Yates misled officials about Flynn's conversations with Kislyak. Yates is expected Monday afternoon to tell a Senate Judiciary subcommittee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election that she warned the Trump administration about contacts between Russia and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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South Korea's presidential candidates in final push as North assails conservatives
Seoul had ordered it closed after Pyongyang defied worldwide warnings and tested a long-range rocket. Another South Korean president from the same party, Kim Dae-jung, won the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize for his engagement with the North. Both the Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye administrations completely failed in resolving the North Korean nuclear issue. "We want to be in the driver's seat".
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North Korea claims plot reveals USA state-sponsored terrorism
The North Korean reports also said a "Korean-style anti-terrorist attack" would begin immediately. Police said four North Korean men were suspected to have taken part in the murder plot, but they are believed to have returned to Pyongyang.
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Mishra shares 'evidence' against Kejriwal in Rs 400 crore scam
The decision to suspend Mishra's membership was taken in a meeting of party PAC.Meanwhile, Kejriwal's wife al. Aam Aadmi Party defended its chief saying that Mishra is framing the Delhi CM at t he behest of the BJP and added that ACB itself was under pressure to name Kejriwal.








