Israeli Forces Close Checkpoints, Tighten Restrictions Northwest of Ramallah
Israeli forces closed several checkpoints and tightened restrictions northwest of Ramallah, causing traffic congestion and obstructing movement.
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Afghan UN Envoy: Defending Human Rights Under Taliban Can Cost Life
Afghanistan's acting UN envoy claims Taliban arrests and tortures human rights defenders, especially women.
Ireland's Jordan Neill eyes strong comeback in Namibia one-day series
Ireland's Jordan Neill seeks redemption in Namibia one-day series after injury setbacks
England post 74-run opening partnership against Sri Lanka in ODI tri-series
England's openers Ben Duckett and Tom Banton posted a 74-run partnership against Sri Lanka in their ODI tri-series match in Rawalpindi.
Molineux-Led Renegades Aim for Strong WBBL Finish
Australian skipper Sophie Molineux leads Renegades into final WBBL campaign with star-studded lineup and new coach Gavan Twining, Cricket Australia said.
South Korea to Play Saudi Arabia, Qatar in Football Friendlies
South Korea will play Saudi Arabia and Qatar in two friendly football matches in Doha next month.
Israeli Forces Detain 19 Palestinians in West Bank Raids
Israeli forces detained 19 Palestinians, including a former prisoner, during raids across the occupied West Bank early Thursday, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
Trump Suggests Sanctions Could Have Delayed US Citizen's Release from Russia
US President Donald Trump implies that imposing sanctions on Russia might have prevented the release of American citizen Stephen Hubbard.
Australia Hopes to Have Steve Smith Fit for Final Day of Second Test
Australia's star batter Steve Smith is expected to be fit for the final day of the second Test against South Africa, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said.
Saudi Arabia Intercepts Drone Targeting Oil Field, Two Killed
Saudi air defenses intercepted a drone targeting a facility at the Shaybah oil field, killing two expatriate residents and injuring two others.
UN Warns of Severe Climate Disruptions as El Nino Intensifies
The United Nations warns that the current El Nino phenomenon could intensify, triggering widespread climate disruptions and increasing hunger risks for 50 million people, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
Pakistan Urges Legally Binding Treaty to Prevent Space Arms Race
Pakistan calls for a legally binding treaty to prevent the weaponization of outer space, citing humanity's increasing reliance on orbital infrastructure.
Hillary Clinton Opposes Term Limits for Elected Officials
Hillary Clinton rejects imposing term limits on elected officials, saying voters should decide how long they remain in office.
Pakistan, Maldives Vow to Boost Bilateral Ties in Key Areas
Pakistan and the Maldives have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in trade, investment, connectivity, and people-to-people exchanges.
Qatar and France Strengthen Ties on Defense, Energy, and Middle East Peace
Qatar's Amir and French President Emmanuel Macron discuss bilateral relations, regional issues, and global security in Doha.
Israeli Colonists Attack Olive Harvesters in Qalqilya, Injure One
Israeli colonists attacked olive harvesters east of Qalqilya, injuring one, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
Korean Court Rules Against Young Poong in Shareholder Lawsuit
A Seoul court has ruled against Young Poong Corp. in a shareholder derivative lawsuit seeking 837 billion won in damages from Korea Zinc Co. directors.
Pakistan Embassy in Tehran Hosts Cultural Exhibition 'Pakistan Through Ages'
The Pakistani embassy in Tehran organized a cultural exhibition titled 'Pakistan Through Ages' at the ECO Cultural Institute.
Hamad Bin Khalifa University Hosts IEEE Industrial Electronics Conference
Hamad Bin Khalifa University hosts 52nd IEEE Industrial Electronics Society conference, first in the Middle East, attracting 2,000 research papers and top experts.
Malaysia's Retailers Call for Stricter Action Against Contraband Cigarette Sellers
Malaysia's Federation of Sundry Goods Merchants Associations urges authorities to intensify inspections and enforcement against contraband cigarette sellers