Month: June 2021

Reine Metlej, one of the program’s beneficiaries and co-founder of BIOWayste – a startup dedicated to recycling organic waste – is now ready to expand the business further with the … Read More

About 160 people were still unaccounted for Friday a day after an oceanside condominium building collapsed into a pile of rubble, and searchers combing through a twisted, shifting pile of … Read More

Paul George scored 27 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to power the Los Angeles Clippers over Phoenix 106-92 Thursday, delivering their first victory in the NBA semifinal playoff series.

The lack of an interim agreement between the U.N. nuclear watchdog and Iran on the monitoring of atomic activities is a serious concern that has been communicated to Tehran, U.S. … Read More

Palestinian mourners called on Friday for a change of government as they marched through Hebron for the funeral of one of President Mahmoud Abbas’s most prominent critics, who died after … Read More

France on Friday urged the Iranian government to take the “final decisions” to allow the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal, through the re-entry of the United States to an … Read More

France and the United States have agreed to act together to put pressure on Lebanese officials responsible for the political and economic crisis gripping the country, the French foreign minister … Read More

Failure to renew a cross-border aid operation into Syria before it expires next month could trigger a new “humanitarian catastrophe” in rebel-held areas in the northwest, the World Health Organization … Read More

Germany’s Bundestag lower house of parliament passed a law on Friday outlawing symbols of groups designated as terrorist organisations by the EU, including the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei received his first dose of a homegrown COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, state television reported, amid an effort by the country to speed up its … Read More