The psychology professor and YouTube philosopher released a new video where he explained his experience of "severely impaired health," due to his use of benzodiazepines. ( read original story ...)
Int’l conference on 175th anniversary of Abai held in Kazakhstan
An international scientific online conference «Abai: national spirituality and world civilization» took place today, Trend reports citing Kazinform. Scientists and cultural figures of CIS and ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka court: Constitutional amendment needs referendum
Sri Lanka’s highest court has ruled that four sections of a proposed amendment to the constitution that would consolidate power in the president’s hands will need approval in a public referendum to ... ( read original story ...)
Pompeo to Visit Sri Lanka and Maldives as China Threat Looms
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Sri Lanka and the Maldives this month, officials of both Indian Ocean nations said on Tuesday, as Washington seeks to counter China's growing influence ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka: Forced Anal Exams in Homosexuality Prosecutions
Sri Lankan authorities have subjected at least seven people to forced physical examinations since 2017 in an attempt to provide proof of homosexual conduct, Human Rights Watch and EQUAL GROUND said ... ( read original story ...)
Answer to Cricketer Muralitharan’s Biopic Row Lies in Sri Lanka’s Troubled Past and Its Link with India
Muttiah Muralitharan is not new to controversies. He was baptized by fire. When he made debut for Sri Lanka, his bowling action was termed suspect and he was almost dismissed from the World Cricket ... ( read original story ...)
Kerala’s own ‘Neem G’ e-autos to hit streets of Nepal
Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], Oct 20 (ANI): Kerala Automobiles Limited (KAL), a public sector undertaking, has started exporting electric autos 'Neem G' to Nepal. The e-autos have been ... ( read original story ...)
FEATURE-Drought and hunger drive Nepal farmers to India, defying COVID ban
As an exceptionally wet monsoon season caused floods and landslides across much of Nepal, Buddhi Prasad Chaudhary, a farmer in the west of the country, was harvesting his rice early, after drought ... ( read original story ...)
Yemen war: Mud-brick Seiyun Palace ‘at risk of collapse’
Century sultan's palace in Yemen that is one of the world's largest mud-brick structures is at risk of collapse after years of neglect and rain damage. The seven-storey Seiyun Palace in Hadramawt ... ( read original story ...)
Yemen Gov’t Writes to UNSC on New Iran Ambassador in Sanaa
Awsat The Yemeni government on Monday condemned “the Iranian regime smuggling one of its Revolutionary Guard members into Yemen by appointing him as ambassador to the Houthi coup militia.” It said ... ( read original story ...)