Israel Adesanya took his UFC 253 celebration(s) a step too far after putting on a clinic against previously unbeaten Paulo Costa in their much-anticipated pay-per-view main event on Saturday in Abu ... ( read original story ...)
Religious leadership is also to blame for COVID-19 crisis in Israel
How can religious leaders committed to a Torah that commands, “Choose life” and prohibits behaviors that harm people preach and give rulings that multiply the ravages of coronavirus? ( read original story ...)
Bahrain’s lost Jews look forward to returning after peace with Israel
King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa went on missions to the UK and US Jewish communities in 2008, to invite them back, offering financial incentives to what he said was their home. ( read original story ...)
From tea fields to university in Sri Lanka
Theresa is one of the first women from her community of tea pickers in Sri Lanka to go to university. ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka, India and changing political dynamics
The results of Sri Lanka’s Parliamentary election held recently in August surprised no one. Ever since the Easter Sunday bombings last year, there has been an implicit acknowledgment across the media, ... ( read original story ...)
Nepal sets up one more border observation post, its sixth, along the border adjoining U’khand
Nepal on Sunday established one more Border Observation Post (BOP) at Datu in Darchula district, the sixth such outpost adjoining the bor. ( read original story ...)
Letter on steps to check Nepal tea
The product can imported only if it complied with all regulations of the FSSAI and can be sold in India only in packaged form ... ( read original story ...)
Jhulaghat traders start protest, demanding India-Nepal border to be opened so cross-border business can resume
Traders of Jhulaghat in Pithoragarh on Monday announced to stage a sit-in, where protestors will take turns to fast until their demand of. ( read original story ...)
Yemen: ‘A lifetime of hardship ahead’
As civil war rages on in Yemen, innocent victims, including children, are having their lives destroyed. ( read original story ...)
‘Bodies were in pieces’ – evidence of possible war crimes by Houthi rebels in Yemen
Fresh evidence of possible war crimes against civilians by Houthi rebels fighting in Yemen has been uncovered by Sky News. ( read original story ...)