Page 136 - Pti/7

Judge halts Trump from building border wall; blocks redirection of funds

US judge's order applies to two projects, scheduled to begin as early as Saturday, to replace 51 miles of fence in two areas on the Mexican border.

Corbyn calls for election or referendum to get out of Brexit crisis

Labour has come under fire for sitting on the fence over Brexit and it remains unclear whether the party would back Leave or Remain in the next general election.

Huawei to lose access to services like Gmail as Google starts cutting ties

Huawei will now be able to use only the open source version of Android as Washington listed the Chinese telecoms giant a 'national security threat'

US underestimates our strength, 5G will not be affected: Huawei founder

In terms of 5G technologies, others won't be able to catch up with Huawei in two or three year, says Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei

Australia imposes first water restrictions in decade amid severe drought

The New South Wales government said the greater Sydney region water catchments were experiencing some of the lowest flows since the 1940s, and that the restrictions would be enforced from next week

Timmermans: Multilingual Dutchman aiming to be 'face of Europe'

Timmermans, a father of four, is known in private as more reserved

Japan mass stabbing: Atleast two dead, 17 injured in Kawasaki attack

Police said one suspect, a man, had been detained

Fiat proposes merger with Renault to create world's third-biggest automaker

Shares of both companies jumped over 10 per cent on the news of the offer, which would see each side's shareholders split ownership in the new manufacturer

Japan planning to buy 105 F-35 stealth warplanes, says Trump in Tokyo

US President Donald Trump is on a state visit to Japan.

ICC World Cup 2019: Pakistan pins WC hope on game changer Fakhar Zaman

The 29-year-old, called "soldier" by his teammates for his navy connection, smashed Pakistan's first double century in a one-day match in Zimbabwe last year.

Tens of millions cast final votes as Europe Union chooses future course

France's President Emmanuel Macron has taken it upon himself to act as figurehead for the centrist and liberal parties hoping to shut the nationalists out of key EU jobs and decision-making

It was a pro-incumbency wave that gave us the mandate: Modi at NDA meeting

PM urges leaders to maintain restraint while speaking to media, says some statements made for publicity often cause trouble

US deploying 1,500 new troops to Middle East to counter Iran 'threat'

"Increased US presence in our region is very dangerous and a threat to international peace and security and must be confronted," says Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif

British, Irish climbers latest casualties, take overall Everest toll to 10

A traffic jam of climbers in the Everest "death zone" has been blamed for at least four of the deaths, heightening concerns that the drive for profits is trumping safety.

Cricket World Cup: From unseen century to close win, five memorable moments

From KaHere are five memorable moments

PM Modi meets L K Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi; outgoing Cabinet resigns

BJP sources said the PM could take oath of office next week

Trump, Nancy Pelosi engage in a war of words over possible impeachment

Pelosi alleged that Trump was trying to deliberately stir up talk of impeachment to energise his core voter-base

Former F1 champion Niki Lauda dies at 70; sporting world mourns the loss

Lauda's death comes eight months after he underwent a lung transplant

US will respond with 'great force' if Iran attacks interests: Donald Trump

Trump spoke to reporters as he left the White House Monday evening en route to a rally in Pennsylvania

Coach confident Pakistan will be better for England rout at World Cup

Arthur insisted he was in a much better mood now than he had been after Pakistan suffered a 124 run-opening defeat on the D/L method by India in Birmingham at the 2017 Champions Trophy