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Bombing kills 18 in Afghanistan on eve of Eid ceasefire
At least 18 people, including Afghan security forces personnel, were killed in a suspected carbombing in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, hours before a threeday ceasefire was to begin in the country for the Muslim festival of Eid alAdha, officials said.
Nepal to reopen Everest to climbers despite coronavirus case rise
Nepal will reopen its Himalayan mountains including Mount Everest to climbers for the autumn season, officials said on Thursday, to boost the tourismdependent economy despite rising coronavirus infections.
COVID-19 pandemic derails Germany's push for migrant integration
Nigerian Iyke Anakua had been working for 14 months as a welder, a job he got through a recruitment agency in Berlin, when he received news in midMarch that he would be made redundant.
U.S. urges Pakistan to act after American charged with blasphemy shot in court
The United States urged Pakistan on Thursday to take action over the killing of an American national in a crowded courtroom as he faced trial for blasphemy.
Poland may reimpose some curbs as daily COVID-19 cases jump
Poland may have to reimpose quarantine for travellers from countries such as Spain to contain the coronavirus, its prime minister said on Thursday after the country reported its highest daily number of infections so far.
Trumpâs military shuffle in Europe will take time and be costly
The United States will take years to move its main military command in Europe from Germany to NATO headquarters in Belgium and updating facilities will be costly, three former senior officials said.
New CCHA men's hockey league adds D1 newbie St. Thomas
The newly formed Central Collegiate Hockey Association added the University of St. Thomas on Wednesday, giving the upstart conference eight teams for its inaugural 202122 season.
Quick pivots in schedule needed in MLB coronavirus season
Forget about printing a 2020 baseball schedule. Cyberspace is needed for all the backspaces and deletes.
Writer David Hare turns his COVID-19 into a theater piece
Oscarnominated writer David Hare says hes turned his COVID19 illness into a stage monologue about enduring this quite extraordinary disease.
OU's Riley extended through 2025, will earn average of $7.5M
Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley will earn an average of more than $7.5 million a year under a contract extension through the 2025 season.
Maine killing shows great white sharks are back, attracted by seals
The first fatal shark attack ever recorded in the U.S. state of Maine this week may be linked to rebounding populations of the great white shark and its prey the seal, experts said on Wednesday.
Pistons agree to buy Suns' G League team for Detroit
The Detroit Pistons have agreed to buy the Northern Arizona Suns, and the NBA G League team is expected to begin playing in Detroit in 202122.
Belarus detains Russian mercenaries before election - state media
Belarus has detained dozens of Russian mercenaries after receiving information that more than 200 fighters had entered the country to destabilise it ahead of a presidential election, Belarusian state media reported on Wednesday.
'Nobody Likes Me': Trump After US Disease Expert Dr Fauci's High Approval Ratings on Covid-19 Response
Fauci, an infectious disease expert who is on Trump's coronavirus task force, is one of the most trusted people in government and many Americans listen to his advice diligently on how to protect themselves from infection.
Sonny Bill Williams set to return to Australian rugby league
ExNew Zealand All Blacks star Sonny Bill Williams is set to return to the National Rugby League after last appearing in the Australian competition in 2014.