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In a glimpse into the future of the British royal family, it was Queen Elizabeth II’s son, Prince Charles, rather than her husband, Prince Philip, who accompanied her to the State Opening of Parliament Wednesday. The Duke of Edinburgh, 96, was absent from the queen’s side as she performed one of her central roles as

North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un is so fearful of being assassinated by U.S. Navy Seals that he will only travel at night and uses cars belonging to his subordinates, The Korea Herald reported. South Korean National Intelligence services told a closed door parliamentary session that Kim Jong Un had stopped using his Mercedes Benz

By Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations, University of California, Berkeley. The latest attacks in London and Manchester – like last year’s attacks in Orlando, Florida and St. Cloud, Minnesota – epitomize what I call the newest form of terrorism. The newest terrorists aim to kill as many people as possible, as frequently as possible,

Larissa Waters, an Australian senator who made history earlier this year in May when she brought her second daughter to the federal parliament and breastfed her, did it once again on Wednesday, making headlines this time by feeding her 14-week-old baby, Alia Joy while moving a motion on black lung disease in the chamber. The

Kabul (dpa) – A suicide bombing outside a bank in southern Afghanistan on Thursday killed at least 36 people, many of them teachers and security personnel collecting their salaries ahead of Eid. Police said 59 people were wounded in the attack outside a Kabul Bank branch in Lashkargah, the capital of the embattled southern Afghan