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'Should Have Voted for Clinton' - Family of Furloughed US Workers Blame Trump for Troubles

When doctors failed to save her sister, who was 25 weeks pregnant, from a brain aneurysm in 2006, Kathleen Coyle was determined to provide the best care for the baby, who survived but was born prematurely

APDP releases calendar featuring agony of disappearances

The Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) released 2019 calendar that documents the stories of disappeared persons in Partap Park, in Srinagar

Russia and Japan 'far from partners': Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that Moscow and Tokyo are still "far from being partners" despite renewed efforts to resolve a decades-old conflict over disputed islands

Foreign troops in Iraq cut by a quarter in 2018: Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi

Foreign troop numbers in Iraq fell by a quarter during 2018, Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi said, as the fallout fizzled from Washington's announcement it was withdrawing from neighbouring Syria

Rembrandt, Vermeer masterpieces to be showcased at Louvre Abu Dhabi

Groundwater Atlas to promote efficient water resource management in Abu Dhabi

Syria Kurds reject 'security zone' under Turkish control

Syria's Kurds on Wednesday rejected a US proposal for a "security zone" under Turkish control along the Syrian side of the two countries' border

Anti-Trump Senator Gillibrand launches presidential bid

Democratic US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, an outspoken Donald Trump critic and champion of women's issues including the #MeToo movement, announced Tuesday she is running for president

No-Deal Brexit Likely, 2nd Referendum Off Cards After Deal Defeat - Labour Peer Glasman

UK Prime Minister Theresa May's decisive defeat in the Parliament over her EU-approved Brexit deal will likely result in the United Kingdom leaving the European Union without a deal, while a second referendum on UK withdrawal from the bloc is unlikely, Baron Maurice Glasman, a Labour life peer from the upper chamber of the UK Parliament, told Sputnik

Prime Minister Theresa May faces confidence vote after Brexit humiliation

Prime Minister Theresa May will on Wednesday face a confidence vote after MPs overwhelmingly rejected her deal to leave the European Union, leaving Britain with no plan as it hurtles towards Brexit on March 29

Possible New Sanctions Not to Influence Russian Policies in Sea of Azov - Lawmaker

Russian Military Brings Aid to Village Near Syria's Manbij

Government Shutdown Exacerbates Decline of US Housing Market - Wall Street Analyst

EU Nations Regret Brexit Deal Defeat in UK Parliament

US Federal Workers Go After Second Jobs Amid Record Long Shutdown - Union Vice President