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Afghanistan
Hundreds of money changers in Kabul, Herat and Nangarhar provinces protested on Wednesday against the recent drone strike carried out by the US in Kabul.
While chanting anti-American slogans, the demonstrators said the US had violated international laws. They said neighboring countries must not give the United States overflight permission.
They also...
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Write comment (97 Comments)A new virus, which can be transmitted to humans from animals, has infected 35 people in Shandong and Henan provinces, according to a study by scientists from China, Singapore and Australia published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
So far, there has been no evidence of human-to-human transmission.
The Henipavirus (also called Langya...
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Read more: New Langya virus infects 35 people in China
Write comment (91 Comments)Saudi and US marine corps arrived in Yanbu on Tuesday ahead of the planned bilateral Native Fury 22 drill maneuvers, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
The exercises are set to take place this week in Yanbu and Al-Kharj and will last for several days, according to SPA.
The drills are aimed at enhancing the partnership between Saudi...
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Read more: Saudi Arabia, US prepare for bilateral Native Fury 22 drill in Yanbu, Al-Kharj
Write comment (99 Comments)Police in the United States on Tuesday charged an Afghan man with murder after identifying him as the prime suspect in the murder of at least two of four men in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The suspect, Muhammad Syed, 51, who has lived in the US for five years, was arrested on suspicion of carrying out ambush shootings in the area against Muslim...
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Read more: Afghan man charged in killing of 2 Muslims in Albuquerque
Write comment (93 Comments)Ireland beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in the first of five matches in the T20 International in Belfast on Tuesday.
George Dockrell hit the winning boundary off the penultimate ball to lift Ireland on to 171 for three after they were set a target of 169.
Afghanistan&s total of 168 for seven had been boosted by 30 runs off the final two...
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Read more: Ireland beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in first T20I match of series
Write comment (98 Comments)Rudi Koertzen, former international cricket umpire from South Africa, died on Tuesday in a car accident in the country, ESPNcricInfo reported citing his family.
&He went on a golf tournament with some of his friends, and they were expected to come back on Monday, but it seems they decided to play another round of golf,& his son Rudi...
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