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Klopp rules out Liverpool sales in transfer window

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has no intention of allowing any of his players to leave the club in the January transfer window as he closes in on the Premier League title

Thousands of Greek islanders protest against migrant camps

Thousands of residents on Greek islands hosting large migrant camps kicked off a day of protests on Wednesday, demanding the immediate removal of asylum seekers

Chinese embassy rejects US negative rhetoric against CPEC

The embassy of China in Pakistan Wednesday rejected the senior US diplomat Alice Wells' negative rhetoric against China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) terming it pack of lies

Bolivia's Socialists Oppose Morales' Candidates for President, Prime Minister

Presidential candidates proposed by Bolivia's ex-President Evo Morales have been sidelined by his own leftist Movement for Socialism (MAS), who said that its candidates will be appointed by public organizations in the near future, speaker for the upper house Monica Eva Copa Murga told journalists on Tuesday

NAB challenges former MD PSO bail in Supreme Court

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Wednesday challenged the bail granted to former managing director PSO Sheikh Imranul Haq, in LNG case in Supreme Court

Pak-China experts ready to develop textile cooperation framework

Pakistani and Chinese experts have agreed to develop a textile cooperation framework under China-Pakistan Economic Cooperation by focusing on readymade garments, man-made fiber and textile skill training

Cold weather increases cough,throat ailments

The current wave of cold is causing cough and other throat ailments among people specially in children in the city

With Less Than 2 Years Left in Office, Abe Nowhere Near Inking Peace Treaty With Russia

Despite repeatedly stating intentions to put an end to the decades-old territorial dispute and sign a peace treaty with Russia, Japanese Prime Shinzo Abe is still far from achieving his ambitious goal as the politician's last term as head of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and, accordingly, the country's prime minister expires in September 2021, experts told Sputnik

Hessa Buhumaid attends self-advocacy programme session for people with Down syndrome

Mathews makes Test best as Sri Lanka surge ahead

Angelo Mathews struck his highest Test score with an unbeaten 176 as Sri Lanka built a sizeable lead over Zimbabwe on the fourth day of the series opener at Harare on Wednesday

Mathews ton gives Sri Lanka lead in Zimbabwe

Angelo Mathews struck his first Test century in over a year as Sri Lanka moved ahead of Zimbabwe's first innings total on the fourth day of the series opener at Harare on Wednesday

Carlos Ghosn Predicts Nissan to Go Bankrupt by 2021-2022 Lawyer

Fugitive former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has predicted the multinational automobile manufacturer to go bankrupt in 2-3 years, Nobuo Gohara, an attorney from his legal team, said on Wednesday

India Expects Russian Defense Minister Shoigu's Visit by Year-End - Ambassador

Indian authorities are waiting for Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu to visit the country by the end of this year, Indian Ambassador in Moscow D. Bala Venkatesh Varma told Sputnik on Wednesday

Indian police deploys drones to monitor public movement in IOK

Indian police have started using drones to keep a close watch on the movement of people and anti-India demonstrations in the occupied territory

Unemployment rate in Taiwan rises slightly in 2019

Taiwan's unemployment rate rose by 0.02 percentage points from 2018 to 3.73 percent in 2019, according to the island's statistical agency Wednesday