Pakistani girl killed in Texas school shooting buried in Karachi
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A Pakistani exchange student killed in a mass shooting in Texas last week was buried in her home town of Karachi on Wednesday, her coffin draped with Pakistan’s green and white flag.
Indian child killer sentenced to death 23 days after arrest, raises fears over trial fairness
INDORE, India (Reuters) – Naveen Gadke was arrested on April 20 and charged with the rape and murder of a baby girl in central India.
France says U.S. Iran strategy will reinforce conservatives
PARIS (Reuters) – France’s foreign minister said on Wednesday he disagreed with the United States’ decision to scrap the Iran nuclear deal and warned that its method of adding more sanctions on Tehran would reinforce the country’s hardliners.
South Korea welcomes North’s decision to let reporters visit nuclear site
SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea has accepted a list of South Korean reporters to visit their nuclear testing site after a days-long tug of war with Seoul, South Korea’s unification ministry said on Wednesday.
Malaysia PM Mahathir says will review MH370 search contract
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysia will review and possibly end its agreement with a private U.S. firm searching for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, newly elected Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Wednesday.
Chinese newspaper suggests cut imports, downgrade ties with Australia
BEIJING (Reuters) – China should downgrade its ties with Australia, including cutting imports and postponing a visit by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to underscore Beijing’s unhappiness at recent anti-China sentiment, a state-run paper said on Wednes…
Chilean Catholic church suspends 14 priests over ‘improper conduct’
SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Catholic church authorities in the Chilean city of Rancagua on Tuesday suspended 14 priests while they are investigated for “improper conduct”, a development that could deepen the crisis the church is facing over sexual abuse charg…
Chilean Catholic church suspends 14 priests over ‘improper conduct’
SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Catholic church authorities in the Chilean city of Rancagua on Tuesday suspended 14 priests while they are investigated for “improper conduct”, a development that could deepen the crisis the church is facing over sexual abuse charg…
Israeli air strikes target boat moored in Gaza: residents
GAZA (Reuters) – Israeli aircraft destroyed a boat moored in Gaza city early on Wednesday morning, local residents said. There were no reports of casualties.
North Korea allows South Korea reporters to visit nuclear site, official says
SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea has accepted a list of South Korean reporters to visit their nuclear testing site after a days-long tug of war with Seoul, South Korea’s unification ministry said on Wednesday.
