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Boris Johnson heads to N.Ireland, heart of Brexit battle

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit Northern Ireland on Wednesday, the key battleground of Britain's fight to leave the European Union and the focus of increasingly tense rhetoric on both sides of the Irish Sea.

Over 900 migrant children taken from parents by US Goverment in last year

Nearly 1,000 migrant children have been separated from their families at the US-Mexico border in the last year despite a judge's order for President Donald Trump's administration to stop the practice, a top rights group said on Tuesday.

S.Korea said N.Korea fires 2 short-range ballistic missiles off east coast

North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said, the second such launch in less than a week.

Stronger ASEAN co-operation needed in changing global landscape

Though some countries are benefiting from an increase in exports due to companies’ moving manufacturing bases out of China, the gain is not as large as the full export value.

At least 57 dead in Brazil prison riot

At least 57 inmates were killed during a prison riot in northern Brazil on Monday as rival gang factions fought each other, an official said.

S. Korea, US agree to discuss defence cost sharing in 'reasonable, fair' way

South Korea and the United States have agreed to conduct discussions in a "reasonable and fair" way on how to share the cost for the upkeep of American troops here, a foreign ministry official here said on Tuesday.

Teen kills two children in latest US mass shooting

A 19-year-old has been identified as the gunman in the latest mass shooting in the United States - a rampage that left three dead, including two children, and 12 other people wounded.

US, China to resume high-level trade talks after truce declared

China and the United States are slated to resume their ministerial-level talks for two days from Tuesday in Shanghai, around one month after the leaders of the world's two major powers agreed to restart trade negotiations.

15 killed as Pakistani army plane crashes into residential area

Fifteen people were killed when a small military plane crashed on early Tuesday into a residential area in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi near the capital Islamabad, a rescue official said.

New chapter emerging, as East meets West again

And so we have come to the end of the End of History.

Kyoto Animation hopes to recover data from server after arson attack

Kyoto Animation Co. is seeking to recover drawing and storyboard data from a server as they were apparently not damaged in the fatal arson attack at a studio earlier this month or by water used to extinguish the fire.

Multiple victims as shooter opens fire at US food festival: police

A shooting at a major food festival in the US state of California caused multiple casualties on Sunday, police said.

PM Johnson makes first Scotland trip in bid to boost union

New British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make his first official visit to Scotland on Monday in an attempt to bolster the union in the face of warnings over a no-deal Brexit.

Libya buries bodies of 46 migrants after deadly shipwreck

Libyan authorities buried the bodies of 46 migrants on Sunday after they were plucked from the sea following one of deadliest shipwrecks in the Mediterranean so far this year.

US intel chief to leave Trump administration

US intelligence chief Dan Coats will leave office next month, Donald Trump announced on Sunday, after a tenure in which he was regularly at odds with the president.

US judge blocks Trump administration's new asylum rule

A federal judge in California on Wednesday issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration's new rule barring most immigrants from obtaining asylum in the US if they transit through Mexico.

Six dead and Mogadishu mayor wounded in blast at his office

Six people were killed and the mayor of Mogadishu was wounded in a bombing at the mayoral offices in the Somali capital on Wednesday, in an attack claimed by Al-Shabaab jihadists to have been targeting a UN envoy.

Aussie PM vows quick work on UK trade deal

Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed on Thursday that Australia would be "one of the first cabs off the rank" in working toward a trade deal with new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.