During this year's holy day of Ashoura, residents of Hazara-populated neighbourhoods of Kabul had to take security into their own hands. After a series of deadly bombings shook Afghanistan over the past month, the

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Yemen's Houthi rebels of torture, hostage-taking, and other serious abuses against people in their custody. The New York-based watchdog said in a report released on Tuesday that it

The founders of Instagram have resigned from the business they started eight years ago in San Francisco and built into a global phenomenon used by a billion people. Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger founded

It might be time to believe in crypto again. Bitcoin bull Mike Novogratz thinks cryptocurrencies could rally again soon. The Galaxy Digital CEO and founder thinks crypto hit its bottom earlier this month and

Nike wants investors to know that the strength of its business extends beyond Colin Kaepernick. Nike delivered strong results in its most recent quarter, including double-digit growth in sneaker and clothing sales, digital sales

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Kurds split on next Iraqi president and throw government formation into further turmoil BAGHDAD: Iraq’s main Kurdish political forces have failed to agree on a candidate for the post of president, highlighting the depth

Kurds split on next Iraqi president and throw government formation into further turmoil BAGHDAD: Iraq’s main Kurdish political forces have failed to agree on a candidate for the post of president, highlighting the depth

Kurds split on next Iraqi president and throw government formation into further turmoil BAGHDAD: Iraq’s main Kurdish political forces have failed to agree on a candidate for the post of president, highlighting the depth

Khan al-Ahmar is situated a few kilometres from Jerusalem between two major illegal Israeli settlements, Maale Adumim and Kfar Adumim, which the Israeli government wants to expand. Israeli authorities aim to expel 10,000 Bedouin residents from