The Iranian national soccer team will play a friendly match with Uzbekistan on Thursday, local media reported on Monday. The game will be held at Pakhtakor Central Stadium as a part of preparations ... ( read original story ...)
Uzbekistan expresses concern over tense situation in Kyrgyzstan
Uzbekistan is seriously concerned over the political crisis in neighboring Kyrgyzstan and hopes for the earliest possible stabilization of the situation, the Uzbek foreign ministry said Tuesday. "The ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia raises November crude official prices to Asia
Saudi Arabia's state oil producer Aramco raised its November official selling price (OSP) for its Arab Light crude to Asia by $0.10 a barrel, setting it at a minus $0.40 per barrel versus Oman/Dubai ... ( read original story ...)
Sole Survivor? Saudi Arabia Doubles Down on Oil to Outlast Rivals
"Saudi Arabia, being the lowest cost producer, could see an increase in volumes and market share in the years to come even if global oil demand and prices do not recover as a lack ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Prince Accuses Palestinian Leaders of Failing Palestinians
The remarks by Prince Bandar bin Sultan, a senior member of the royal family, signaled an erosion of Saudi support for the Palestinian cause. ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia Raises Oil Prices to Asia in Sign of Strength
Saudi Arabia raised pricing slightly for its flagship crude oil shipped to Asia, the first sign of strength in the physical market after a month and a half of weakness and crashing refining margins. ( read original story ...)
Fighting Covid-19 in Afghanistan over the phone
The charity Teleheal helps fight coronavirus in Afghanistan by providing critical medical advice over the phone. ( read original story ...)
Years after they fought in Afghanistan, US troops watch as their children deploy to the same war
Nineteen years after a generation of Americans deployed to Afghanistan to root out the terrorists behind the 9/11 attacks, some of those same service members have watched as their sons and daughters ... ( read original story ...)
Dozens injured in clashes in Iraq’s south during pilgrimage
Dozens of people were wounded in clashes between Iraqi security forces and anti-government protesters in Iraq's south Tuesday during the annual Shiite Muslim pilgrimage of Arbaeen. The violence took p ... ( read original story ...)
Suicide rate among youth on the rise in Iraq
Suicide has been on the rise among Iraqi youth, who face a pandemic, high unemployment and a volatile political situation. ( read original story ...)