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Hopes fade for French climbers missing in Himalayas

KATMANDU: Hopes faded Monday for three French climbers missing in the Himalayas after an avalanche, with their national climbing federation putting the chances of...

Greece reports record high daily COVID-19 infections

ATHENS: Greece recorded 5,449 new coronavirus infections in the past 24 hours, authorities said on Monday, the highest single-day figure since the pandemic began...

France’s Macron says Australia PM lied over submarine deal

SYDNEY: French President Emmanuel Macron said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison lied to him over the cancelation of a submarine building contract in September,...

From academic to laborer: Afghan economic crisis spares few

DUBAI: Unpaid for months and with many mouths to feed, Afghan assistant professor Khalilullah Tawhidyar recently found temporary work on a building site.With the...

Israel opens to vaccinated tourists

JERUSALEM: Israel opened up to vaccinated visitors Monday after 20 months of closure, with Jews and Palestinians reliant on tourism voicing cautious hope the...

Iraqi man to hang for murder of two journalists

BAGDHAD: Iraq's supreme court on Monday sentenced a man to death by hanging for the murder of two journalists covering anti-government protests in the...

Bangladesh arrests more than 170 Rohingya after leader’s murder

COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh: Bangladesh police have arrested 172 Rohingya in recent weeks after a crackdown sparked by the brutal murder of a prominent community...

Australians reunite as border reopens after 20-month ban

CANBERRA: Sydney's international airport came alive with tears, embraces and laughter on Monday as Australia's border opened for the first time in 20 months,...

Ethiopia’s PM defiant as rebel Tigray forces make advances

NAIROB: Ethiopia's prime minister has called on his supporters to redouble their efforts in the country's civil war, as rebel forces claimed to have...

South Korea eases social distancing to soften economic blow

SEOUL: South Korea on Monday began to allow larger social gatherings and lifted business-hour restrictions on restaurants in what officials described as the first...

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