• Al-Mursad: Kandahar attacker came from Pakistan

    A media outlet close to the de facto administration reported from its own sources that the recent attack on Kandahar province was carried out by an assailant who entered Afghanistan from Pakistan. On Saturday, Al-Mursad reported that the attacker, Madiyarov Asadbaik, who carried out the Kandahar attack, is a Central Asian national who joined the […]

  • Pakistan condemns Kandahar explosion as 'Terrorist Attack'

    The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the deadly ISIS attack in Kandahar as a “terrorist attack” and strongly denounced it. The ministry, in a statement on Friday, wrote that Pakistan condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. Islamabad emphasized that terrorism is a common concern both countries must address through collective efforts. The […]

  • 5 Chinese nationals are killed in Pakistan suicide attack

    PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A suicide bomber in northwest Pakistan rammed his explosive-laden car into a vehicle Tuesday, killing five Chinese nationals and their Pakistani driver, police and government officials said. The attack happened in Shangla, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, local police chief Bakhat Zahir said. He added that the five killed were construction workers and engineers heading to the Dasu Dam, the biggest hydropower project in Pakistan, where they worked. Authorities said...

  • 4 men charged in Moscow concert hall attack

    MOSCOW >> Four men accused of staging the Russia concert hall attack that killed more than 130 people appeared before a Moscow court Sunday showing signs of severe beatings as they faced formal terrorism charges. One appeared to be barely conscious during the hearing.

  • Awkward exchange as Israel attack survivors speak at YSU

    A surprise attack started the war between Israel and Hamas over five months ago. Israel says it wants to eliminate Hamas for starting it. On the YSU campus Monday there was a perspective, hearing from people who survived the attack. It becomes a public discussion with the other side.

  • Armed men abduct 87, including women and children, in Nigeria

    The Nigerian police have reported that in another recent armed attack, 87 people were abducted by unknown individuals in Nigeria. Foreign media, citing police reports, have stated that the new case of abduction occurred on Tuesday, the 19 of March, in the Kajuru area of Kaduna state. This event comes days after another incident where […]

  • Man hospitalised after being attacked by group of masked men on O'Connell Street

    Footage of the incident showed the victim lying on a footpath at the top of the city's main thoroughfare

  • Behind London Stock Exchange's move to list crypto ETNs in May

    After the US’s financial regulator allowed trading of cryptocurrency securities this year, the UK has become the second financial market to follow suit. The London Stock Exchange, on Monday, notified the launch of a market for bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded notes (ETN) on May 28.While the issuer applications will still require the UK regulator’s approval, acceptance of crypto instruments in traditional financial markets is a powerful driver of positive investor sentiment,...

  • Moscow attack: Russian court charges four men with act of terrorism

    Suspects face a Moscow court accused of an act of terrorism at Crocus City Hall, where 137 people were killed.

  • Armed men take Nigerian journalist Segun Olatunji from Lagos home

    Abuja, March 21, 2024—The Nigerian military should swiftly and publicly account for the whereabouts of First News editor Segun Olatunji, who was taken by armed men identifying themselves as officers with the army, disclose any charges against him, and ensure his safety, said the Committee to Protect Journalists on Thursday. On March 15, around 15

  • Planet Fitness Stock Drops After Making Women Share Restrooms with Men

    Planet Fitness's stock dropped after the company demanded women share restrooms with men and told employees to use pro-transgender language.

  • Parts of Haiti left in darkness after armed groups attack power stations

    Armed groups broke into several electrical stations in Haiti, stealing documents and destroying equipment in an attack that has left areas of Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, in darkness. The country’s power company, Electricity of Haiti, or EDH, announced in a statement Monday that vandals had attacked four of its substations and the Varreux Power Plant in Port-au-Prince, making them all “completely dysfunctional.” The attackers took electrical installations, batteries, computer and office...