Biden warns Kabul bombers ‘we will hunt you down’
US President Joe Biden pledged on Thursday to hunt down the perpetrators of the suicide bombings in Kabul that killed 12 American troops.
Kabul attacks pull bitter adversary Islamic State back into US sights
U.S. military commanders vowed to “go after” Islamic State following Thursday’s suicide bomb attack on Kabul airport claimed by the militant group, even as U.S. forces continued evacuations from Afghanistan.
Kane scores twice on first Spurs start of season
Harry Kane netted a double in his first match since announcing that he will stay at Tottenham this season as Spurs beat Pacos de Ferreira 3-0 Thursday to overturn a … Read More
Overshadowed by Afghan bombings, Biden talks with Israeli PM delayed until Friday
The first White House meeting between President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was postponed until Friday, overshadowed by suicide bombings near Kabul airport during a chaotic U.S. … Read More
Real increase bid for PSG’s Mbappe to 180 million euros
Real Madrid have increased their offer to sign Paris St Germain forward Kylian Mbappe to 180 million euros ($211.48 million) after having an initial 160 million euro bid rejected, French … Read More
PSG and Man City to meet in Champions League group stage
Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City, two of the leading candidates to win the Champions League, will face each other in the group stage of this season’s competition after coming out … Read More
Chelsea’s Jorginho named UEFA player of year
Chelsea and Italy midfielder Jorginho was named UEFA men’s player of the year at a ceremony in Istanbul Thursday, beating his club colleague N’Golo Kante and Manchester City’s Kevin De … Read More
Man City’s Mendy charged with four counts of rape
Manchester City suspended Benjamin Mendy Thursday after police confirmed the Frenchman has been charged with four counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.
UAE oil company wins tender to swap Iraqi oil
Lebanon’s of Energy and Water Ministry said Thursday that the Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) won the first tender to replace 84,000 tons of black fuel from Iraq to Lebanon.
U.N. chief calls on Lebanon leaders to form effective government
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed deep concern on Thursday about the deteriorating socio-economic situation in Lebanon and called on all “political leaders to urgently form an effective government of national … Read More