Police have blocked the entrance to the U.S. military's THAAD missile defense base in Seongju North Gyeongsang Province to prevent residents and activists from entering the site. This comes after 30 protesters confronted police officers at the base's entrance on Sunday evening, leaving at least two with injuries following the clashes.

BRITAIN may have to intervene again in Syria because President Assad may still be tempted to use chemical weapons, a Defence Minister warned. said “we don’t know” if the recent airstrikes were enough to stop him in the future. Tobias Ellwood says Britain 'must be prepared' to intervene again in Syria if it was deemed absolutely necessary.

Tougher anti-terror powers are to be granted to police and security, aimed at targeting suspects before their plans are finalised. Leaked counter terrorism strategy documents show that security services will be able to disrupt plots earlier, according to the newspaper.

A Canadian found dead in Peru was a suspect in the death of an Indigenous human rights defender, local police say. A statement from the Peruvian Interior Ministry says the country's national police force discovered the body of Sebastian Paul Woodroffe in the Ucayali region, and his remains have been transferred to a morgue in Pucallpa.

PESHAWAR: The annual development programme (ADP) for Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) falls only two-months short of expiration as the secretariat looks to lose at least Rs8 billion due to the slow utilisation of funds. The background briefings and official documents indicate that despite securing Rs11.

An anti-government protester holds up the Spanish sign: "Nicaragua free" at the Jean Paul Jennie round-about where protesters pulled down a statue that is emblematic of the government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, in Managua, Nicaragua, Saturday, April 21, 2018.

An Illinois woman who runs a child care service out of her home is suing the state, saying its restrictions on day care facilities make it illegal for her to keep a gun in her house for self-defense. Jennifer Miller’s lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for central Illinois after the state....

So much for all those news media claims that the Republican Party is drifting around the political realm with no compelling message and dwindling support. Once again, the Republican National Committee has broken another fundraising record, according to chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel , who says the party raised $13.

Unlike previous presidents from either party, President Trump is using his political authority to actually change the federal government. He’s chalking up victory after victory and making good on a long list of promises. (Associated Press) By Charles Hurt - The Washington Times - Sunday, April 22, 2018.

Nicaragua’s president has withdrew changes to the social security system that had triggered deadly protests and looting. President Daniel Ortega said in a message to the nation that the social security board of directors had cancelled the changes implemented on April 16.

Masked protesters, one with a Nicaraguan flag, yell from the road block they erected as they face off with security forces near the University Politecnica de Nicaragua (UPOLI) in Managua, Nicaragua, Saturday, April 21, 2018. Nicaragua's government said on Saturday it is willing to negotiate over....

By Repatriado The Cuban delegation sent by the government to Lima for the Americas Summit. Photo: Minrex. HAVANA TIMES — During the 8th Summit of the Americas held in Peru, the “civil society” who had been chosen, indoctrinated, funded and guided by the Castro government was the spearhead against....

Pamela Shumba / Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle Reporters GOVERNMENT has re-engaged fired nurses and hired more health practitioners in a development that is expected to improve service delivery at the country’s health institutions. The Health Services Board (HSB) fired nearly 6 000 nurses last week, but....

Premier Mark McGowan & Transport Minister Rita Saffioti take a tour of a new Transperth train car today. Photo by Michael Wilson, The West Australian. Source:The West Australian. WA is set for a rebirth of its manufacturing industry, according to Premier Mark McGowan, with the State Government announcing a $1.

It’s a sobering thought. So, too, is the fact that both China and Russia are boasting they have successfully completed their development programs for the new technology — and have production lines rolling out the new weapons now. The United States Air Force now appears to be taking these claims seriously.