Tag: World
Trump Renews Attack On Media In Conservative Conference
US President Donald Trump returned to the Conservative Political Action Conference, assuring audience that they have a top advocate for their policy priorities in the White House while also taking aim at the media. ....
Keep Up 'resistance And Persistence': Hillary
Hillary Clinton rallied the opposition on Twitter with a videotaped message urging "resistance plus persistence".....
Pakistan President Asks India To Resolve Kashmir Issue
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain has asked India to resolve the Kashmir issue by bowing before the sentiments of Kashmiri people. ....
42 Die In Syria Attacks
At least 42 persons were killed as six suicide bombers detonated themselves at two security headquarters in Syria's central province of Homs on Saturday, a monitor group said.....
3 Injured In Car Attack In Germany
Three people were injured in the German city of Heidelberg when an unidentified man drove a car into a pedestrian area, media reports said. ....
Russia To Modernize Five Military Airfields
Russia will upgrade five military airports in the country's southwest and the Far East in the coming three years, Russian Aerospace Forces Commander Viktor Bondarev said.....
Indians Disappoint At Shooting World Cup
Sanjeev Rajput finished fifth in the mens 50m Rifle 3 Positions event on a disappointing day for Indians at the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup here on Sunday.....
Trump's Approval Rating Slides To 44%: Poll
Donald Trump's job approval rating stands at just 44 per cent, a record low for a newly inaugurated President, according to a new joint NBC News and Wall Street Journal poll. ....
Nokia 3310 Comes Back To Life At MWC
Seventeen years after its debut, the much-awaited Nokia 3310 has been relaunched in an all new revamped look featuring a colour screen at the Mobile World Congress (MWC). ....
Trump To Boost Military Spending: Officials
US President Donald Trump will instruct federal agencies on Monday to assemble a budget for the coming fiscal year that includes sharp increases in Defence Department spending and drastic cuts to domestic agencies, according to administration officials. ....
