For as innocently as it started, Sean Williams could have ended up finding Jordan Grider and asking him to move his pickup truck. Instead, the conservation officer from the ... ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan adds over 240 new COVID-19 cases
Kazakhstan has added 242 new cases of the coronavirus infection to the total caseload. Of 242, 113 are asymptomatic, Trend reports citing Kazinform . The biggest number of new COVID-19 cases ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka aspires for economic bounce back by fourth quarter
On Thursday August 20 the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) stated that the Sri Lankan economy is waited for to bounce back in the fourth quarter because of the waited effects of monetary and financial ... ( read original story ...)
China getting safe passage to occupy Nepal territory with Oli support
China's expansionist designs is going on unchecked in Nepal as it is slowly and gradually encroaching Nepali land at multiple locations with the tacit support of the present dispensation headed by ... ( read original story ...)
Nepal to Resume International Flights From September 1
The country had earlier planned to resume the services from August 17, but it was extended till August 31 amid the resurgence of coronavirus cases. ( read original story ...)
The Long Story: What changed India-Nepal ties?
In this episode of The Long Story, the focus is on the problems with Nepal. Indo-Nepal relations have gone through a paradigm shift lately and many experts believe this shift has been building up over ... ( read original story ...)
Nepal to resume int’l flights from Sep 1
The Nepal government has decided to resume international flights from September 1 after nearly six months, a Cabinet Minister said. Nepal had suspended international flights on March 22 in an effort ... ( read original story ...)
Aid groups urge US to halt arms sales, resume assistance in Yemen
International aid groups are urging the U.S. government to resume at least some of its halted funding for Yemen, the war-torn country on the Arabian Peninsula, where a U.S.-backed coalition is ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia Deports Bangladeshi Man Who Criticised Treatment Of Migrants In Documentary
Activists have also voiced concerns that the nearly six-month-old administration of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is stifling dissent amid a series of clampdowns, an accusation the government has ... ( read original story ...)
In Malaysia, questions over minister’s small fine for coronavirus quarantine breach
Minister Khairuddin Aman Razali was fined just 1,000 ringgit (US$239) for not quarantining after an overseas trip, much less than penalties for other Malaysians. ( read original story ...)