Defrocked American priest on trial for sex abuse in Timor Leste
The trial of a defrocked priest charged with sexually abusing young girls at his shelter for orphans and children from…
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Nepal top court reverses PM decision
Nepal’s top court ordered reinstatement of parliament, dealing a blow to PM two months after he dissolved house.
EU FMs agrees to impose sanctions on Russia, Myanmar
EU foreign ministers agreed to impose fresh sanctions on Russia and Myanmar also expected to discuss efforts to save 2015…
Amazon appeal get response as Indian SC halts Mukesh Ambani retail deal
Top Indian court verdict is a win for Amazon which says Future Group’s sale to Ambani’s Reliance Industries violates its…
Latest biometric technology installed at Dubai to ensure contactless journey
Dubai installed biometric tech to ensure contactless journey which is mix of facial and iris recognition passengers can check in…
Turkey investigates lawmaker over militant links
Turkish authorities are investigating a lawmaker from the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) over suspected militant links.
Australia pledges vaccine campaign publicity, not advertise on Facebook
Australia’s government pledged a publicity campaign for its rollout of COVID-19 vaccine but not in Facebook advertisements.
KSA to localise military industry
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is planning to invest over $20 billions in the sector over next decade, official says.
Painful personal sanctions can free Navalny, ally says
EU foreign ministers expected to agree on Monday to impose sanctions on allies of Russian President in response to the…
Scott Morrison to push ahead with news law amid Facebook blackout fury
Canada,United States,Britain and India back Australia as analysts warn platform’s hardball tactics could backfire.
Malaysiakini fine raises concern among Pakistani Journalist society
Malaysia top court rules online newspaper has ‘full responsibility’ for its website, fining the publication $124,000.
Facebook blocks Australia news pages in dispute over ‘pay for news’ law
Facebook has blocked Australia news pages due to ‘pay for news’ plan which leaves news companies, essential services dark.
Mountaineer Ali Sadpara declared dead by family
The announcement was made by Ali Sadpara’s son, “I will keep my father’s mission alive and fulfil his dream,” he…
Germany unsatisfied over Afghan peace talks progress
The Afghan government and Taliban militants began peace talks in Doha last September, but negotiations have largely stalled.
KSA ‘Project HQ’ stirs competition with UAE
Those Foreign companies that want to participate in investment opportunities need to move their headquarters to the kingdom by 2024.
Israel-UAE oil deal place Red Sea Coral reefs under threat
Experts warn that an agreement to bring Emirati crude oil by tanker to a pipeline in the Red Sea port…
Asian shares advances to record highs
The successful global roll-out of vaccines has raised hopes of a rapid economic recovery helped by a large US fiscal…
Pakistani private lab to get Sputnik V doses for commercial sale
A Pakistani lab will soon receive Russia’s Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine for commercial sale, a company official said.
Oman plans to reserves jobs for its citizen
Jobs in private and higher education institutions to be reserved for Omanis, Undersecretary of Ministry of Labour said.
Post-coup Myanmar likely to find China support if sanctions bite
Three weeks before Myanmar’s military commander took power in a coup, he met Chinese top diplomat in an exchange that…
Israel says Trump admin “seriously damaged Iran’s nuclear project”
Israel’s minister said it would take Iran 6 months to produce enough fissile material for nuclear weapon, longer than Blinken…
Sources says twitter blocks dozens of accounts on Modi govt demand
Twitter blocked dozens of accounts in India, including that of a leading newsmagazine, on the demand of the government.