UK government wins bid for Supreme Court to hear Begum case
The UK government has won a bid for the Supreme Court to decide if a woman stripped of her citizenship after joining the ISIL (ISIS) armed group in Syria can … Read More
Month: July 2020
Wildlife revival: Conservation wins for tigers and gorillas | Environment
As we mark World Conservation Day this week, it is a good time for some heartening news from the environmental world, which shows how the determined efforts of the few … Read More
Coronavirus pushing millions of Afghans into poverty: SIGAR
The coronavirus pandemic is pushing millions more Afghans into poverty, overwhelming the country basic healthcare system and causing food shortages, a US watchdog has said. In its quarterly report (PDF) … Read More
Facebook’s quarterly earnings, user growth beat expectations | News
Facebook Inc beat analysts’ estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday, as businesses used its digital advertising tools to tap a surge in online traffic during the coronavirus pandemic even as … Read More
India suspends international flights till August 31
NEW DELHI, Jul 31: The DGCA of India extended the suspension of scheduled international flights to and from the country until August 31. However, this restriction will not apply to … Read More
NBA players protest racial injustice as league returns to action
NBA teams bowed their heads and knelt during the playing of the US national anthem on Thursday as the league returned for the first time since the coronavirus halted play … Read More
428 new infections of coronavirus recorded in past 24 hrs
KUWAIT CITY, Jul 31: The Kuwait Ministry of Health announced 428 new coronavirus (COVID-19) infections in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 66,957 while 2 deaths was reported … Read More
602 recover from coronavirus in Kuwait
KUWAIT, July 31: The Ministry of Health stated that number of coronavirus recoveries in Kuwait rose by 606 to 57,932 in past 24 hours. This comes after the necessary health … Read More
Residence Transfer From Child To Mother Stopped
Kuwait: Residence transfer from child to mother stopped The General Administration of Residency Affairs decided to stop transferring the residency of the children to their mothers … Read More
Car bomb kills at least 17 in Afghanistan ahead of ceasefire
At least 17 people were killed in a car bomb explosion in an Afghan city on Thursday as crowds shopped for the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha, officials and a … Read More