PARIS: The stars of the United States shined on the first sunny day of the Paris Olympics. Simone Biles and LeBron James dazzled, as did the US women's soccer team. Tori Husk grabbed some of the attention and Haley Button made a name for herself by winning the mountain bike silver medal for the best … Read more
PARIS: The stars of the United States shined on the first sunny day of the Paris Olympics. Simone Biles and LeBron James dazzled, as did the US women's soccer team. Tori Husk grabbed some of the attention and Haley Button made a name for herself by winning the mountain bike silver medal for the best … Read more
New research suggests groundbreaking blood test technology could hold the key to Alzheimer's diagnosis.
PORT SUDAN: Sudan's warring parties have committed widespread sexual violence against women and girls between the ages of 9 and 60, Human Rights Watch said Monday, and have denied survivors access to health care in the capital. In a new report, Khartoum is not safe for women, Rights Watch includes the testimonies of 42 health … Read more
A woman has died midway through a Virgin Australia flight from Brisbane to Melbourne.
A British tourist was shocked by the cost of a pint of cider at a pub in Australia.
In Afghanistan, the Taliban's ban on girls' education leaves thousands of classrooms empty Kabul: Before the Taliban suspended secondary education for girls, some of Salma's friends attended her school in Kabul with their older sisters. But after the ban almost three years ago, they stopped going to class altogether. “They didn't want to come alone. … Read more
It's an age-old debate that has divided families across Australia for decades – but now MasterFoods has revealed the answer.
LONDON: On Oct. 6 last year, the prospect of ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict via the two-state solution seemed as far from becoming a reality as ever. Yet in the wake of the Hamas-led attack of Oct. 7, and Israel’s retaliation in Gaza, new life has been breathed into the concept. Indeed, such has been the … Read more
Children as young as six are being suspended or expelled from school for a worrying habit, new data shows.
