China’s first aircraft carrier enters service
China’s first aircraft carrier has entered into service, the Defence Ministry says. The 300m (990ft) Liaoning – named after the province where it was refitted...
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Queen ‘asked why Britain couldn’t arrest Abu Hamza’
The Queen personally intervened to ask why the British authorities had not arrested Abu Hamza, the radical cleric, it was claimed today. She was so...
Security Agents Kill Suspected Boko Haram Leader, Arrest 156 Others
Security operatives from the “Operation Restore Sanity” squad , Monday, killed a suspected Boko Haram chief and arressted 156 others. The arrested men are suspected to be members of...
Bomb explodes near school building in Syrian capital, wounding several people
An activist group and a Syrian official say a roadside bomb has gone off near a school building in Damascus, wounding several people. The Britain-based...
South Africans elected incompetent leaders: Pityana
Reverend Barney Pityana has told South Africans to take responsibility for the country’s failures because they elected leaders without vision and basic competence, reported theDispatch...
Water cannon forces Taiwanese flotilla to leave disputed islands
Dozens of Taiwanese boats have retreated after crossing into Japanese territorial waters near a group of disputed islands in the East China Sea. About 40 to...
Foxconn, Apple supplier in China, suspends work after 2,000 factory workers brawl in dormitory
The company that makes Apple’s iPhones suspended production at a factory in China on Monday after a brawl by as many as 2,000 employees at...
White House: Obama to toughen stance on Iran in UN speech, shun ‘red lines’
As Netanyahu prepares to visit the U.S., some Jewish legislators accuse him of interfering in the upcoming election; recent public disputes between Obama and Netanyahu...
Two Chinese ships near disputed isles, Japan protests
Three Chinese ships entered what Japan considers its territorial waters near disputed islands in the East China Sea on Monday, the Japanese government said, prompting...
Avalanche on Nepal peak kills at least 9 climbers
Rescue helicopters flew over the high slopes of a northern Nepal peak again Monday to search for climbers lost in an avalanche that killed at...