Politics

Melania Trump visits school in Tokyo, writes peace in calligraphy

U.S. First Lady Melania Trump visited an elementary school with Japanese First Lady Akie Abe on November 6. During the visit she met school children, posed for group photos and wrote peace in calligraphy.

Nov 6, 2017

Labour Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry: Men in Westminster abuse their power

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry says there is still a majority of older, powerful men in Westminster and that some of them abuse their power.

Nov 6, 2017

President Donald Trump joked that the Japanese economy is not as powerful as The United States

At a press conference in Tokyo on Nov. 5, President Donald Trump boasted in front of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that Americas economy was stronger than Japans and stated that wed like to keep it that way.Trump went on to tell Abe that Japan could be second to the U.S.

Nov 6, 2017

President Donald Trump joked that the Japanese economy is not as powerful as The United States

Nov 6, 2017

Modi visits Karunanidhi, enquires about health

"Vanakkam, Sir", Modi greeted Karunanidhi as he sat near the 93-year-old veteran and held his hand.

Nov 6, 2017

Trump brags in Japan it was not pleasant for nations that underestimated US military

President Donald Trump has once again triggered furious criticism over his insensitive remarks while boasting about the strength of the US military on his first stop during his maiden tour of the Asian-Pacific region as president. During a speech at Yokota Air Base in Fussa, Japan, on 5 November Trump warned countries not to underestimate Amerericas resolve or prowess.

Nov 6, 2017

Trump brags in Japan it was not pleasant for nations that underestimated US military

Nov 6, 2017

Saudi Defence Minister, Prince Mohammad bin Salman

What's the course of Saudi Arabia under Mohammad Bin Salman in next 50 years?

With MBS sailing to absolute power on anti-graft raft, Saudi Arabia faces grave economic, social and ideological challenges.

Nov 6, 2017

Celebrities in Hollywood react to Texas church shooting

Celebrities on their way into the Hollywood Film Awards reacted on November 5 to the news that at least 26 people had been killed in a church in Texas. The massacre came just weeks after a sniper killed 58 people at an outdoor concert in Las Vegas, the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. The shootings have stirred a years-long national debate over whether easy access to firearms was contributing to the trend.

Nov 6, 2017

Chelsea Handler suffers Twitter backlash for comment on Texas church shooting: Too soon for her wit?

Comedian Chelsea Handler blames Republicans for the Texas church mass shootings and suffers backlash from Twitter.

Nov 6, 2017

President Trump believes Texas mass shooting is not a guns situation

President Trump has said the mass shooting at a church in Texas on November 5 is not a guns situation.At a press conference in Japan he said the shooting that left 26 dead was a mental health problem, describing the shooter as a deranged individual.

Nov 6, 2017

Kamal Haasan confirms political ambitions, set to launch app on his birthday

Superstar Kamal Haasan needs Rs 30 crore to launch his political party and he hopes to gather these funds through his mobile app, which would be launched on his 63rd birthday

Nov 6, 2017

Theresa Mays deputy denies claims of pornography on work computer

First Secretary of State Damian Green has denied a claim that police found pornography on his computer during a raid on his Westminster office in 2008. Green said the claims, made by ex-police chief Bob Quick and amp;#39;s claims in the Sunday Times, were completely untrue and political smears. The accusatoins are the latest in a growing sexual misconduct scandal in Westminster.

Nov 5, 2017

Saudi authorities detain Prince in anti-corruption inquiry

Saudi authorities have detained one of the countries most prominenet businessman and head of the National Guard Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal as part of a new anti-corruption inquiry. The committee is chaired by King Salman and amp;#39;s 32-year-old son Prince Mohammed. Billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who owns investment firm Kingdom Holding, was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained.

Nov 5, 2017

Congress usurped subsidy of Rs 57,000 crore: Modi

Playing the development card by emphasising on promotion of tourism in the hill state, the Prime Minister said his government was focusing on laying road networks in the state.

Nov 5, 2017

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Politics

Melania Trump visits school in Tokyo, writes peace in calligraphy

Labour Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry: Men in Westminster abuse their power

President Donald Trump joked that the Japanese economy is not as powerful as The United States

President Donald Trump joked that the Japanese economy is not as powerful as The United States

Modi visits Karunanidhi, enquires about health

Trump brags in Japan it was not pleasant for nations that underestimated US military

Trump brags in Japan it was not pleasant for nations that underestimated US military

What's the course of Saudi Arabia under Mohammad Bin Salman in next 50 years?

Celebrities in Hollywood react to Texas church shooting

Chelsea Handler suffers Twitter backlash for comment on Texas church shooting: Too soon for her wit?

President Trump believes Texas mass shooting is not a guns situation

Kamal Haasan confirms political ambitions, set to launch app on his birthday

Theresa Mays deputy denies claims of pornography on work computer

Saudi authorities detain Prince in anti-corruption inquiry

Congress usurped subsidy of Rs 57,000 crore: Modi

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