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ISESCO condemns Houthis' looting of historical books, manuscripts from Zabid's library

The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, ISESCO, yesterday condemned the Houthi militias' looting of significant amount of historical and scientific books and manuscripts from Zabid old city's library in Hodeidah

In Texas, one family fights to keep Trump wall off property

Abracadabra! German executives turn to magic to up their game

PNCA to screen historical Uzbek film "Islam Khuja" tomorrow

Pacquiao batters Broner in lopsided welterweight bout

Japanese art show concludes tomorrow

Amla hits century on slow pitch to set Pakistan 267 target

Hashim Amla hit his 27th one-day international century as South Africa made 266 for two in the first of five matches against Pakistan at St George's Park on Saturday

28-km Expressway sans landscaping plan contradicts "Islamabad - The Beautiful" slogan

No one will believe that the 28-kilometer Islamabad Expressway, one of the main arteries of the Federal Capital, has no landscaping plan which speaks about seriousness of the authorities concerned to keep intact the long-cherished slogan of "Islamabad - the Beautiful

Two monks shot dead as violence flares in Thailand's deep south

Gunmen in Thailand's deep south shot dead two Buddhist monks and wounded two others inside a temple, police said Saturday, capping a week of deadly violence as the prime minister vowed to "punish" those responsible

Pacquiao lighter for Las Vegas return

Filipino star Manny Pacquiao tipped the scales half a pound lighter here Friday for his WBA welterweight title bout against Adrien Broner.

German Decarbonization Could Cause Temporary Spike in Russian Gas Imports - Embassy

The German industry's intention to abandon coal for electricity generation in 2035-2038 as part of the country's path toward a green economy could lead to a short-term increase in imports of Russian gas as a transitional fuel, First Secretary at the German Embassy in Russia Matthias Dehner said Friday

Italian Charity Nominates Donbas Resident for Nobel Peace Prize

Anna Tuv, a Donbas resident who lost her husband and daughter in a conflict in the east of Ukraine, was on Friday nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by the Italian charity Aiutateci a Salvare i Bambini (Help Save Children) and Italian lawmaker Vito Comencini

Foreign Tourists Visit Buddhist Complex in Takht Bhai

The two women tourists from Italy who are now a days on a visit to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Friday visited the historic Buddhist complex and relics in Takht Bhai at Mardan district

Manto exposed 'vanity' of society thru his writings

Saadat Hasan Manto, considered one of the finest 20th century Urdu writers, exposed vanity of society, especially after independence in 1947

21 dead in car bomb attack on Colombian police academy

Colombia' s government declared three days of mourning Thursday after at least 21 people died in a car bomb at a Bogota police cadet training academy, and 68 were wounded -- the worst such incident in the city in 16 years