They also took part in KT EduTalks, the interactive webinars serving admission and academic information. The three-day 2020 'hybrid' edition of KT UniExpo began on Thursday and will end today. Safety ... ( read original story ...)
‘Shortcuts’ blamed for rise in UAE coronavirus cases
Doctors on Friday reiterated the 'three Ws' of Covid-19 safety, as the UAE recorded its highest daily cases for the third day in a row. Wear your mask properly, wash your hands and watch that distance ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: Official at Center of Armenia, Azerbaijan Conflict Calls It Fight to Death
"We've been here our whole life, and we are staying here to do what we can. It would be wrong not to worry, but it would be wrong to panic and leave your post," Artsakh representative to the U.S. told ... ( read original story ...)
Jim Jordan tests negative for COVID-19
Friday after President Trump announced he tested positive for the virus. "Today, Ranking Member Jim Jordan (R-OH) tested negative for COVID-19. Mr. Jordan has been advised by his physician that since ... ( read original story ...)
Cambodia ‘demolishes’ US-built facility on naval base, amid fears of secret China deal
Centre for Strategic and International Studies think tank publishes images it says shows building at Ream Naval Base was torn down. ( read original story ...)
Cambodia demolished U.S.-built facility on naval base: researchers
Cambodia has demolished a U.S.-built facility on the country's largest naval base, according to images published by an American think tank on Friday, amid increasing concern in Washington about ... ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan puts electronic bracelets on officials accused of corruption
An electronic bracelet is worn by Kazakhstan’s former vice minister of health as employees of the Nur-Sultan Anti-Corruption Service continue to investigate him for allegedly repeatedly taking bribes. ( read original story ...)
4th Sri Lanka – Japan Dialogue on Maritime Security, Safety and Oceanic Issues concludes
On 1 October, 2020 the Fourth Sri Lanka - Japan Dialogue on Maritime Security, Safety and Oceanic Issues was held virtually. The Japanese delegation comprised of representatives from the Ministry of ... ( read original story ...)
World Maritime Day celebrated for the first time in Sri Lanka
World Maritime Day was celebrated for the first time in Sri Lanka on board the “8 Degrees Floating Boat” at Cinnamon Lakeside, recently. This event was organised by Capt. Nish Wijayakulathilaka, the ... ( read original story ...)
Pay firefighting bill before leaving, Sri Lanka tells stricken oil tanker
Sri Lanka will not allow a Panamanian-registered oil tanker stricken off its coast to leave its waters until the vessel’s owners pay a $2mn fire-fighting bill, government officials have said. ( read original story ...)