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Trump says he hasn’t been blunt with Kamala Harris, doesn’t see her as threat in presidential race

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Born to a Jamaican father and an Indian mother, California senator Kamala Harris, if elected, would be second in line of succession after Joe Biden.

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President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at the White House, Washington on August 14, 2020.

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U.N. soundly defeats U.S. demand to extend arms embargo on Iran

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The vote in the 15-member council was two in favour, two against and 11 abstentions

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India will not comment on Kamala Harris nomination: MEA

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The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said the government would not make any statement on the development, as it could be seen as an interference in the U.S.’s internal politics

Spokesperson in the Ministry of External Affairs Anurag Srivastava. File.

Iran, Turkey lash out at UAE over Israel deal

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A dagger has been struck in the backs of the Palestinian people, says Tehran

In anger: Palestinians in Nablus protesting on Friday against the UAE’s deal with Israel.

President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at the White House, Washington on August 14, 2020.

Trump says he hasn’t been blunt with Kamala Harris, doesn’t see her as threat in presidential race

U.N. soundly defeats U.S. demand to extend arms embargo on Iran

Spokesperson in the Ministry of External Affairs Anurag Srivastava. File.

India will not comment on Kamala Harris nomination: MEA

In anger: Palestinians in Nablus protesting on Friday against the UAE’s deal with Israel.

Iran, Turkey lash out at UAE over Israel deal

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Saudi ex-spy’s lawsuit makes explosive claims

Delegates attend an Afghan Loya Jirga meeting in Kabul, Afghanistan on Aug 7, 2020. File

Afghan govt. frees ‘dangerous’ militants

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A medical worker gives coronavirus vaccine candidate to a volunteer during a trial at a community health center in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, on Aug. 14, 2020.

Indonesia takes part in late-stage China vaccine trial AP

Volunteers were given a first dose of the experimental vaccine or a placebo, then a second dose 14 days later.

Coronavirus | North Korea lifts lockdown in city, rejects flood, virus aid

New Zealand's Ardern extends lockdown to stamp out COVID-19 surge

South Korea sees jump in coronavirus cases, urges more vigilance

Chinese cities find coronavirus in frozen food imports, WHO downplays infection risk

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South Asia

Sri Lanka appoints ex-military man as new Foreign Secretary
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Pakistan ‘defeated’ terrorism despite ‘heavy odds’: President says in Independence Day speech
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Afghan govt. frees ‘dangerous’ militants
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Pakistan court allows Sikh girl to go with her Muslim husband or any place of her choice
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Europe

Turkey hits out at France over sea stand-off
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle move into new California home
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France reinforces naval forces in Mediterranean
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UK slashes official coronavirus death toll by more than 5,000
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West Asia

Israel hits Gaza militant sites after incendiary balloons
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U.N. soundly defeats U.S. demand to extend arms embargo on Iran
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Turkey hits out at France over sea stand-off
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Saudi ex-spy’s lawsuit makes explosive claims
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Israel hits Gaza militant sites after incendiary balloons

Plane crashes in Congo’s South Kivu Province, killing five

U.N. soundly defeats U.S. demand to extend arms embargo on Iran

Trump says he hasn’t been blunt with Kamala Harris, doesn’t see her as threat in presidential race

Judge named to lead Beirut blast probe

Turkey hits out at France over sea stand-off

Saudi ex-spy’s lawsuit makes explosive claims

Aljabri, whose children are in the kingdom’s custody, says Crown Prince tried to get him killed

Thai police arrest student leader over protest

Parit accused of causing unrest

Donald Trump stokes false ‘birther’ claim around Kamala Harris

An article claimed that Harris was ineligible to serve as U.S. Vice-President

Iran, Turkey lash out at UAE over Israel deal

A dagger has been struck in the backs of the Palestinian people, says Tehran

India won’t comment on Kamala Harris nomination

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said the government would not make any statement on the development, as it could be seen as an interference in the U.S.’s internal politics

Sri Lanka appoints ex-military man as new Foreign Secretary

Jayanath Colombage headed the Sri Lanka Navy between 2012 and 2014, and since November last year, he has been the foreign affairs advisor to President Rajapaksa.

Indonesia takes part in late-stage China vaccine trial

Volunteers were given a first dose of the experimental vaccine or a placebo, then a second dose 14 days later.

Pakistan ‘defeated’ terrorism despite ‘heavy odds’: President says in Independence Day speech

Arif Alvi expressed “solidarity” with Kashmiris and reaffirmed “Pakistan’s support for them in their cause.”

Afghan govt. frees ‘dangerous’ militants

80 Taliban prisoners released; Ghani warns they could pose a danger to the U.S.

India-Australia friendship based on trust, respect: Scott Morrison

Australia joins wholeheartedly in its celebration of independence and extends our warm congratulations to the people of India, the PM said.

Watch | What is an immunity passport?

A video explainer on immunity passport, also known as risk-free certificate

Crews try to tame California wildfire as heat wave arrives

The fire exploded in size within hours after it broke out in dense forest on Wednesday afternoon, sending up a towering plume visible for hundreds of miles around.

The Hindu Explains: Why has UAE signed a peace deal with Israel?

A host of factors, from Israel’s plans to annex the Jewish settlements in the West Bank to their growing concerns over Iran, could have played a role.

Twin beams of light won’t shine during 9/11 tribute in NYC

The Memorial & Museum is planning an alternative display.

UN chief welcomes Israel, UAE agreement

The UAE on August 13 became the first Gulf country and the third in the Arab world to establish diplomatic relations with Israel as part of a deal to halt the controversial annexation of parts of the West Bank that Palestinians see as a part of their future state.

Coronavirus | North Korea lifts lockdown in city, rejects flood, virus aid

In late July, Kim Jong Un ordered a total lockdown of Kaesong and had the nation shift into a “maximum emergency system” after the North reported it found a person with COVID-19 symptoms.

TikTok and its employees prepare to fight Trump over app ban

(Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.)TikTok and its U.S. employees

Experts question Trump giving credence to false conspiracy theory on Kamala Harris

The U.S. President said he had ‘heard’ that she does not meet the requirements to serve the White House.

New Zealand's Ardern extends lockdown to stamp out COVID-19 surge

Officials reported 12 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, all linked to a now 30-strong cluster that was first detected in a family in Auckland two days ago.

South Korea sees jump in coronavirus cases, urges more vigilance

Friday’s jump was more concerning as it was driven by local transmissions, which health authorities said could worsen because of the increase in travelers during the summer vacation season.

U.S. seizes Iranian oil heading for Venezuela, says officials

Iran’s ambassador to Venezuela has pushed back on what would appear a victory for the U.S. sanctions campaign.

Chinese cities find coronavirus in frozen food imports, WHO downplays infection risk

Viruses can survive up to two years at temperatures of minus 20 degrees Celsius, but scientists and officials say there is no strong evidence so far the coronavirus can spread via frozen food.

Trump's ex-lawyer Michael Cohen says to reveal president's 'skeletons' in upcoming book

The 3,700-word foreword does not reveal anything new about Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, and it was not clear if the book would.

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Joe Biden says all U.S. governors should mandate masks to slow pandemic

The former Vice President and Democratic presidential contender said that early delays in calling for masks led to unnecessary deaths.

President Trump says he plans to give Republican nomination acceptance speech from White House

Having won the GOP primaries with historic margins, he will formally be nominated by the party through its virtual convention later this month.

Computer scientist, pixel inventor Russell Kirsch dead at 91

Pixels, the digital dots used to display photos, video and more on phone and computer screens, weren’t an obvious innovation in 1957, when Kirsch created a small, 2-by-2-inch black-and-white digital image of his son

Russell Kirsch, inventor of pixel, passes away at 91

Pixels weren’t an obvious innovation in 1957, when Russell Kirsch created a small, 2-by-2-inch black-and-white digital image of his son, Walden, as an infant.

Mexico to produce COVID-19 vaccine pending results, approval

A potential COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University will be produced in Mexico if its advanced trials are successful and it receives

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle move into new California home

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have moved into a new family home in Southern California, their spokesman said on August 13 without providing

Resolution to condemn Chinese aggression against India introduced in U.S. Senate

The resolution follows instances of Chinese military forces harassing Indian patrols as well as increased troop deployments and infrastructure construction in contested areas

Kamal Harris' Indian heritage could boost Joe Biden with Asian-American voters

Asian-Americans are an oft-overlooked political constituency, making up less than 6% of the overall U.S. population.

France reinforces naval forces in Mediterranean

Tensions rise between Greece, Turkey

Israel attacks, sanctions Gaza

Israel attacked targets of Islamist group Hamas in Gaza and halted fuel supplies to the enclave Thursday in the latest retaliation against fire bombs

Belarus detains hundreds more

Protests continue against strongman leader Lukashenko over his re-election

Kamala Harris inspires in father’s Jamaica

She might have been born in California to an Indian mother, but it was her Jamaican roots and historic candidacy that got people in Kingston excited on Wednesday.

UAE, Israel reach agreement to establish diplomatic ties

Israel will suspend plans to annex parts of West Bank

Watch | Mauritius struggles to contain massive oil spill

A video on the massive oil spill in Mauritius after a Japanese-owned carrier ship struck a coral reef

Lebanon’s military gets sweeping powers after Beirut blast

The government resigned after the blast that killed more than 170 people, injured at least 6,000

UNESCO vows to protect Lebanon's vulnerable heritage buildings at ‘risk collapse’

The effects of the blast were felt all over the Lebanese capital but some of the worst damage was in the Gemmayzeh and Mar-Mikhael neighbourhoods a short distance from the port.

Pakistan court allows Sikh girl to go with her Muslim husband or any place of her choice

India had voiced its concern with Pakistan over the abduction and forced marriage of the Sikh girl.

Pakistan court suspends one-year jail sentence of two senior Jamaat-ud-Dawah leaders

The Anti-Terrorism Court in Lahore in June handed down one-year imprisonment to Abdul Rehman Makki and Abdus Salam for terror-financing.

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