Two of the major US indexes kicked off the week with new records as stocks mostly opened higher on Monday. The S&P 500 increased was up 4 points, or 0.1%,
Police in Turkey’s capital conducted anti-terror operations and arrested 26 people over their suspected links to the Daesh/ISIS terrorist group, security sources said on Monday. Intelligence teams of police in
An editorial writer associated with Hong Kong’s recently closed Apple Daily has been arrested, local media reported on Monday. Fung Wai-kong, 57, was stopped by police at the airport on
Mismanagement of oil revenues is undermining development in South Sudan, according to a senior official. Deputy Finance Minister in the transitional unity government Agok Makur said the oil wealth has
Turkey on Monday announced that it suspended flights from six countries as part of measures against the COVID-19 pandemic. In a circular issued by Turkish Interior Ministry, the country suspended
Pakistan on Monday rejected the Afghanistan government ‘s assertion that the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a terrorist umbrella group, is not operating from the Afghan soil. In a statement, the country’s
Just days after a high-profile confrontation with a British ship off Crimea, Russia on Monday said it is monitoring the ships taking part in the Sea Breeze military drill in
Walking along one of Dublin’s main thoroughfares one notices a Palestinian flag fluttering in the afternoon breeze, raised high and standing alongside its Irish counterpart. A few feet away, a
China’s mega Baihetan hydropower station has started generating electricity for the first time, local media reported on Monday. Two of the power plant’s 16 units are now operational, generating one