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Trade, Investment Hopes as China's Xi Visits India

Trade, Investment Hopes as China's Xi Visits India

AHMEDABAD, India (AP) — Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in the Indian prime minister’s home state of Gujarat on Wednesday for a three-day visit expected to focus on India’s need to improve worn out infrastructure and reduce its trade deficit.

Syria Air Strikes 'Kill Dozens in Rebel Town'

Syria Air Strikes 'Kill Dozens in Rebel Town'

(AFP) Syrian air strikes on a besieged rebel town in the heart of the country have killed nearly 50 people over the past two days, a monitoring group said on Wednesday. On Monday, air strikes killed 23 people in the

Arrieta's No-Hit Bid for Cubs Broken up in 8th

Arrieta's No-Hit Bid for Cubs Broken up in 8th

CHICAGO (AP) — Jake Arrieta gave up a double to Brandon Phillips with one out in the eighth inning, Cincinnati’s only hit off the Chicago Cubs pitcher, to lead the Cubs to a 7-0 shutout over the Reds on Tuesday.

Virginity worth $5,000, Chinese court rules

(AFP) — A Chinese woman who sued a man for “violating her right to virginity” after he wooed her with false promises has been awarded nearly $5,000 by a court, reports said Wednesday. The two were dating but after the

Separatists in Quebec, Scotland Share Lessons

Separatists in Quebec, Scotland Share Lessons

MONTREAL (AP) — Quebec’s separatists are watching closely this week to see if the Scottish independence movement has learned from their failed attempts to break away from Canada. And it could be rejuvenated if Scotland breaks away from the United

Scottish Opponents of Independence Slightly Ahead: Polls

Scottish Opponents of Independence Slightly Ahead: Polls

EDINBURGH (Reuters) – Scottish supporters of staying in the United Kingdom are 4 percentage points ahead of secessionists with just a day to go before Scots vote in an independence referendum, three different opinion polls showed. The United Kingdom’s fate

Scottish 'Don't Knows' Hold Key to Historic Vote

Scottish 'Don't Knows' Hold Key to Historic Vote

EDINBURGH (Reuters) – Scotland’s independence campaign has stoked strong passions on both sides but with just two days until Thursday’s historic referendum, it is the quiet waverers who may hold the balance of power. Scotland decides on Sept 18. whether

French Parliament Approves Jihadist Travel Ban

French Parliament Approves Jihadist Travel Ban

France’s parliament approved a new anti-terror bill aimed at preventing potential jihadists from travelling to Iraq, Syria or elsewhere by confiscating their passports. The travel ban on French nationals could be imposed “where there are serious reasons to believe that

Nats Beat Braves to Clinch NL East Title

Nats Beat Braves to Clinch NL East Title

ATLANTA (AP) — The Washington Nationals are again champions of the NL East, wrapping up their second division title in three years against the team that knocked them out of the top spot last season. Tanner Roark pitched five-hit ball

Orioles Clinch AL East

Orioles Clinch AL East

BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles won their first AL East crown since 1997, using home runs by Steve Pearce and Jimmy Paredes to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8-2 Tuesday night before a boisterous crowd of 35,297 at Camden

Belgian Synagogue Fire Leads to Arson Investigation

Belgian Synagogue Fire Leads to Arson Investigation

(Reuters) – Belgian prosecutors are investigating a fire at a synagogue in Brussels on Tuesday, which they say was set intentionally but does not seem to have been a “terrorist attack”, a spokesman said. The blaze broke out early on

Minnesota Gov to Vikings: Suspend Adrian Peterson

Minnesota Gov to Vikings: Suspend Adrian Peterson

On Tuesday, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton (D) called on the Minnesota Vikings to suspend Vikings running back Adrian Peterson as the league investigates two possible cases of child abuse involving Peterson.  The Vikings had reinstated Peterson, who is facing felony

Next Title: Elizabeth, Queen of Scots?

Next Title: Elizabeth, Queen of Scots?

LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II can keep her magnificent Scottish castle at Balmoral should Scots vote for independence — and chances are she will be able to keep her role as well. As Thursday’s referendum nears, questions are being

Lava Flows from Philippine Volcano, Thousands Flee

Lava Flows from Philippine Volcano, Thousands Flee

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The Philippines’ most active volcano belched out huge lava fragments that rolled about a kilometer (half a mile) down its slope in an ongoing gentle eruption, prompting authorities to evacuate thousands of villagers, officials said Tuesday.

Russia to Deploy Reinforcements to Crimea Area

Russia to Deploy Reinforcements to Crimea Area

(AFP) Russia’s defence minister called on Tuesday for the deployment of reinforcements to the Crimea and southern Russia, citing the worsening crisis in Ukraine and buildup of foreign forces nearby. Sergei Shoigu said it was a “priority” to deploy a

Roadside Bomb Kills 6 Policemen in Egypt's Sinai

Roadside Bomb Kills 6 Policemen in Egypt's Sinai

EL-ARISH, Egypt (AP) — A powerful explosion killed five Egyptian police conscripts and an officer near the border town of Rafah in the restive Sinai Peninsula early Tuesday, in an attack that bore the hallmarks of a local al-Qaida-inspired group,