Taliban stop men and women dining together in Herat
The owners are verbally warned that the rule applies "even if they are husband and wife"
Grandchild or $650,000: Indian couple sues son
The compensation they are demanding includes the cost of a wedding reception, a luxury car and paying for the couple's honeymoon abroad
Besieged Ukrainian commander calls Elon Musk for help
He called on "every person on the planet Earth" to help ensure Musk saw his appeal.
Russians fleeing Putin face lukewarm welcome in France
US officials are also considering ways to lure highly educated anti-Kremlin Russians.
Russian isolation won’t spark ‘acute’ oil supply crunch: International Energy Agency
The United States and other rich nations decided to tap their emergency oil reserves in a bid to tame crude prices.
North Korea reports first COVID case, orders lockdown
The country that has never reported a case of Covid-19 before, and leader Kim Jong Un has ordered nationwide lockdowns...
Palestinians honour slain journalist, reject joint probe
The European Union has urged an "independent" probe while the United States demanded the killing be "transparently investigated," calls echoed by UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet.
Sri Lanka bans ex-PM, allies from leaving country
Court on Thursday banned former PM Mahinda Rajapaksa, his son Namal and 15 allies from leaving the country over violence
Sri Lanka president set to name new PM
Five-time former premier Ranil Wickremesinghe to replace Rajapaksa’s elder brother Mahinda
Saudi Aramco becomes world’s most valuable company
Oil giant Saudi Aramco overtakes Apple as world's most valuable company
Can Elon Musk renegotiate a lower price for his Twitter deal?
Twitter shares have plunged to their lowest level since the social media company agreed to sell itself to Elon Musk for $44 billion on April 25..
