Page 165 - Pti/7

Periscope: Bridging the gap

Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to start the second of a four-leg 'Navsarjan Yatra' from Central Gujarat on Monday

Bahrain seeks Qatar's suspension from GCC

GCC is a political and economic union that includes 6 Gulf countries

Carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere hit alarming new high, says UN

The unprecedented levels of CO2 can lead to dangerous rises in sea levels and temperatures

Chris Gayle wins defamation case against Australian media group

The allegations is that Gayle exposed himself to team masseuse Leanne Russell in dressing room at the 2015 World Cup in Sydney

China slams US anti-dumping duty on aluminium foil ahead of Trump visit

The new tariff will affect the type of aluminium foil found in kitchens, packaging and automobiles

In a first, Saudi Arabia to allow women into sports stadiums from 2018

Last month authorities allowed hundreds of women to throng a sports stadium in Riyadh

Rohingya crisis: Thousands rally in defence of Myanmar army

United Nations has led global condemnation, calling the crackdown a textbook example of ethnic cleansing

iPhone X brings face recognition fear to the masses

Privacy activists fear the widespread use of facial recognition would open the door to broader use by law enforcement

Rohingya crisis: Bangladesh eyes sterilisation to curb population

Latest arrivals have joined hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who fled in earlier waves from Myanmar's Rakhine state

Spain crisis: Independent Catalonia wakes up under Madrid's control

The Spanish government has received unwavering support from his European allies and the United States

EasyJet to buy slice of Air Berlin's Tegel operations for $46 mn

The carrier said it would announce new routes and services to and from Tegel in due course

First charges filed in special probe on Russian meddling in US prez polls

A federal judge ordered that the charges stay sealed

Spain dissolves Catalan parliament after independence declaration

Analysts say Catalonia government, now dissolved, would have had no legal power to execute independence vote

JFK files: British newspaper got mystery call before killing

The memo says Britain's MI5 intelligence service calculated that the call came 25 minutes before Kennedy was shot

UNESCO chooses new chief amid tensions over Palestinian role

A top priority for the next director will be shoring up finances at UNESCO

A weakened Nate brings flooding, power outages to US Gulf Coast

It was a Category 1 hurricane when it came ashore outside Biloxi early on Sunday

We don't want a new Cold War with Russia: Nato chief

Romanian and Bulgarian pilots have conducted air exercises in the Black Sea in recent months

Kim Jong-Nam murder accused to be examined for poison in clothing

The murder sparked a fierce row between Malaysia and North Korea, which is suspected of ordering the hit

Theresa May says she is resilient amid growing threats to leadership

"The truth is my feelings can be hurt, like everyone else, but I am pretty resilient," she said

Indonesia police arrest 58 in raid on Jakarta gay sauna

The maximum penalty for those found guilty of pornography charges is 10 years in prison