WASHINGTON (AP) — House approves renewal of warrantless surveillance program after intense fight over changes, sending bill to the Senate.
Yang Xiaoming was kicked from the National People's Congress earlier this month. He was in charge of the team that created the Sinopharm vaccine.
Display in Moscow features British Saxon armoured personnel carrier, US Bradley tank and Swedish CV90
Senior lawyer Datuk Seri Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos insists that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim should not be too quick to take legal action, as criticism is common in politics. This comes following pressure by certain quarters calling for Anwar to sue Bloomberg over its ‘Johor casino’ article. The post Lawyer says PM should not be too hasty as calls to sue over Johor casino article mount appeared first on Twentytwo13.
The US bought 81 Soviet-era combat aircraft from Kazakhstan, the Kyiv Post reported.
Revolutionary Guards' papers passed to the BBC give chilling details of Nika Shakarami’s last movements.
Nicola Smith, The Telegraph’s Asia Correspondent, was onboard a Philippine coast guard ship accompanying fishermen near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Tuesday when her ship was attacked by the Chinese coast guard
The former White House press secretary gets a blunt reminder on social media.
The Democratic former president joined Joe Biden and Bill Clinton on the "SmartLess" podcast The post Obama Says Trump’s Behavior as President Didn’t Surprise Him: ‘He’s Not Considered a Serious Guy’ appeared first on TheWrap.
Solomon Islands pro-Beijing Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare on Monday withdrew from the contest to remain head of the strategically important South Pacific island nation’s government following general elections two weeks ago that are central to the U.S.-China rivalry in the region. During his previous term, China’s influence increased more in the Solomons than anywhere else in the South Pacific.
China has built up a $170bn (£135bn) stockpile of gold after a record buying spree, in a move that has raised fears Beijing is preparing its economy for a possible conflict over Taiwan.
A 17-year-old is being questioned over one of the deadliest attacks on US law enforcement in decades.
When Russia invaded Ukraine two years ago, Vladimir sent his ex-wife and their four-year-old son abroad for safety.
Israel showed it can take out a key part of Iran's air defenses with a single missile. Iran has two leading options to upgrade its air defenses.
The former president also told "Smartless" podcast hosts Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes what had surprised him about the GOP.
Something strange and new took flight over China recently, attached to the belly of a heavy bomber belonging to the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Air Force, the PLAAF.
Ukraine continues to target Russian oil facilities despite reported US objections, with one military expert calling it a 'risky move' to continue.
Despite running in Arizona's hotly contested Senate race, Lake has been frequently campaigning out of state.
The far-right lawmaker's own colleagues are starting to turn against her.
Amy Wang was counting on a 100,000 yuan ($13,800) subsidy promised by authorities in the eastern Chinese city of Weifang to fit and furnish an apartment she bought two years ago. "I feel under a lot of pressure," said Wang, who works in electronics manufacturing, and bought the bare shell of her apartment, without floors, interior walls or other fittings - which is common in China. Weifang, with a population of more than 9 million and an economy larger than Croatia's, and dozens of other Chinese cities, have promised subsidies and other incentives to homebuyers to prop up the ailing property sector.
STORY: Missile debris that landed in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on January 2 was from a North Korean ballistic missile.That's according to a report from United Nations sanctions monitors to a Security Council committee and seen by Reuters on Monday (April 29).This footage is from days after the January strike.At the time, the local prosecutor’s office showed fragments of the missile to the media, suggesting they could have been from one supplied by North Korea.In the report, the monitors concluded that the debris was from a Hwasong-11 series missile and is in violation of the arms embargo on North Korea...which has been under U.N. sanctions since 2006 over its ballistic missile and nuclear programs.In their report, the monitors say they (quote) "could not independently identify from where the missile was launched, nor by whom."Information about the missile’s trajectory - supplied by Ukraine - suggests the missile was launched from Russia, the report says.The Russian and North Korean missions to the U.N. in New York did not immediately respond to a request for comment.The U.S. and others have previously accused North Korea of transferring weapons to Russia to use against Ukraine, which it invaded over two years ago.Both have denied the accusations.Last year they vowed to deepen military relations.
