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Modi’s visit placed great emphasis on improved economic ties between the two countries, which share a major commercial relationship.

Two Turkish troops died Monday and a policeman was killed in new attacks blamed on Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants in the country’s southeast, the army and officials said.

Just before his body was discovered an appeal for information was launched through the “Missing People Northern Ireland” Facebook page.

The President said, “We’re here today because we believe that no challenge poses a greater threat to our future than climate change”.

But as he denied meeting Mr Jahjah in a lunchtime interview, a furious Mr Corbyn insisted he had spent his life fighting all forms of racism and said suggestions he was anti-Semitic were “beyond appalling”.

The cable networks repeatedly trumpeted that Donald Trump and Jeb Bush were holding dueling town hall meetings in New Hampshire, about 20 miles apart.

An Egyptian government security building in Cairo was targeted in a auto bombing early Thursday where at least 29 people were injured in an attack claimed by the Islamic State.

More than 60 people have been wounded and at least 12 are dead following a fatal vehicle bomb that exploded outside a hospital in the capital city of Kabul on Saturday, according to The Guardian.

A spokesman for Herat Regional Hospital said that another 18 people were injured in the blasts.

Harper was the only major party leader campaigning on Sunday.

In Israel, where condiments are held to a higher standard, Heinz ketchup is no longer legally ketchup.

While Iraqi and US officials have been hyping plans to surround the ISIS-held Anbar capital city of Ramadi, ISIS appears to have other ideas, launching a pair of ambushes over the weekend that left some 50 Iraqi soldiers killed in the area around Ramadi.

Greece’s other political parties want to get rid of Mr. Tsipras and Syriza.

“Our hearts ache as an agency for this tragic event”, said Jim Marshall, the Labor Department’s chief of staff. “Commissioner Costello was a dedicated public servant who carried out his duties faithfully for the people of Oklahoma”.

A confidential document from the U.N.’s atomic agency says the extra work related to monitoring Iran’s compliance with last month’s nuclear deal will cost about 9.2 million euros ($10.5 million) each year.