Some 2,000 lab workers are set to strike beginning Sunday after negotiations between the country’s public labs and the Finance Ministry broke down on Thursday. “I apologize on behalf of the 2,000 …
Amir Peretz to ‘Post’: Israel, UAE can enjoy the fruits of the peace deal
Peace could be sustained only if it is established on the basis of the relations between the citizens of the countries.
Jordan reports its highest daily tally of COVID-19 cases
Jordan reported 73 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, its highest daily tally since the start of the outbreak, the health ministry said.
Inside Chadwick Boseman’s Friendship With Michael B. Jordan
For Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan, a close friendship seemed almost destined. From their early gigs playing the same role on a daytime soap opera to their big-budget showdown in the …
From Michael Jordan to LeBron James, how the NBA became a powerful political organization
After so many years of sitting on the sideline, NBA players have taken the lead in fighting for Black rights. ESPN’s Dan Le Batard looks at how the league of Stern and Jordan became the league of …
Jordan Reed ‘grateful’ for 49ers opportunity after mulling retirement
After seven seasons in Washington, Jordan Reed finally is healthy and happy he has found a new home with the 49ers.
Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases surpasses 3000, Cases rise to 3010 – UPDATE
Ten more persons had tested positive for the Coronavirus, stated the Epidemiology Unit (at 9pm). Accordingly, the total number of COVID-19 positive patients in the country stands at 3010 Sri Lanka …
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen destroys explosive-laden boat in south of the Red Sea: SPA
The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen intercepted and destroyed on Sunday a remotely controlled explosive-laden boat in the south of the Red Sea, state news agency (SPA) reported.
Royalists gather in Thailand to defend monarchy, as anti-government protests continue
The ‘Thai Pakdee’ group waved national flags and clutched portraits of the king, as anti-government protests continue.
Vietnam dodged the coronavirus bullet, so why is its economy so unhealthy?
For decades, millions of Vietnamese relied on the country’s export-oriented economy to provide work. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit.