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Gabriel double rocks England in first West Indies Test

Greenpeace Activists Hang Climate Change Banner Over Notre Dame to Protest Gov't Inaction

Activists of the Greenpeace movement in France have climbed early Thursday morning on the crane adjacent to the Notre Dame cathedral to hang a giant banner criticizing the government of French President Emmanuel Macron over the lack of action toward climate change

Volkswagen can be sued anywhere in the EU, says top court

Some 1.3Mln Americans File 1st Time Jobless Claims Last Week Amid Pandemic - Labor Dept.

EU Hopes Belarus to Invite European Observers to Monitor Presidential Election - Borrell

AirAsia to emerge stronger from pandemic: Fernandes

Petitioner against IOK DGP, suspended

Some 1.3Mln Americans File 1st Time Jobless Claims Last Week Amid COVID-19 - Labor Dept.

PSX gains 447 points to close at 36,142 points

MIT warned India may record 2.87 lac coronavirus cases a day by winter 2021

Minister for expediting development work on housing schemes

Minister for Housing Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Amjad Ali Thursday said that housing sector was among the top priorities of the government and therefore no delay in housing schemes would be tolerated

Williams driver Russell gets new engine for Styrian Grand Prix

Williams driver George Russell will be powered by a new Mercedes engine at this weekend's Styrian Grand Prix, the second round of the 2020 championship, at the Red Bull Ring

Sohail Tanvir wants to impress selectors by performing in leagues

Pakistan's Twenty20 specialist Sohail Tanvir who would be a part of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL 2020), wants to impress the selectors by performing in the leagues worldwide

Exports of Recyclables From EU to China Fall Significantly - Eurostat

Exports of recyclables, namely plastic and paper waste, from the European Union to China have been on a sharp decline since 2016 amid China's new policy, which envisions a ban on the trade of many types of solid waste, the EU statistical office, Eurostat, said on Thursday

12,000 people per day could die from Covid-19 linked hunger by end of year; warns Oxfam

An international none governmental organization (NGO) Oxfam Thursday warned the world about the horrible consequences of hunger emerged after coronavirus pandemic and said that as many as 12,000 people could die per day by the end of the year as a result of hunger linked to COVID-19, potentially more than could die from the disease