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Hotel orders 'Jewish guests' to shower before swimming
GENEVA: A Swiss hotel that posted signs telling Jewish clients to shower before using the pool and restricting their access to the facility's freezer has unleashed outrage and official complaints from Israel. The Paradies apartment hotel in the Alpine village of Arosa in eastern Switzerland is being accused of anti-Semitism after an outraged guest posted to Facebook a picture of a notice plastered outside the hotel pool."To our Jewish Guests,...
White nationalists threaten Charlottesville just a start
Supremacists buoyed by large turnout CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia: Matthew Heimbach voices his displeasure at the media after a court hearing for James Alex Fields Jr in front of the court on Monday. — APBIRMINGHAM, Alabama: Emboldened and proclaiming victory after a bloody weekend in Virginia, white nationalists are planning more demonstrations to promote their agenda following the violence that left a woman dead and dozens injured. The...
Thousands left homeless after S Leone mudslide
FREE TOWN: In this Monday photo, crowds gather outside the Connaught Hospital waiting for loved ones outside a mortuary in Freetown, Sierra Leone. —APDAKAR: Thousands of people in Sierra Leone left homeless by a mudslide which killed at least 270 people urgently need food, shelter and healthcare, aid agencies said yesterday, as they raced to prevent outbreaks of fatal diseases such as cholera and typhoid. A mountainside collapsed on the...
16 found locked in Texas rig
EDINBURG, Texas: In this Aug 13 photo, US Border Patrol officers escort a group of immigrants to a van after a group was found in the tractor-trailer. — APEDINBURG, Texas: Police in Texas acting on a tip found 16 immigrants locked inside a tractor-trailer parked at a gas station about 30 km from the border with Mexico, less than a month after the deaths of 10 people who were packed in a hot truck in San Antonio. Edinburg Assistant Police Chief...
Three aid workers killed in Afghanistan: officials
KABUL, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Three Afghan aid workers employed by Catholic Relief Services were gunned down and killed in central Afghanistan, officials said on Tuesday. The attack happened on Monday near the capital city of Ghor province, an area once relatively peaceful but now home to active Taliban and Islamic State militants. "We are shocked and heartbroken over the loss of our colleagues in Afghanistan," CRS spokeswoman Megan Gilbert said in a...
Militants preparing chemical attacks nabbed: Indonesia
BANDUNG, Indonesia: Indonesian police said they arrested five suspected Islamic militants yesterday and seized chemicals that were to be used for attacks on several locations, including the presidential palace. West Java police spokesman Yusri Yunus said the militants arrested in the city of Bandung were members of Jemaah Anshorut Daulah, a network of about two dozen Indonesian extremist groups that formed in 2015 and pledges allegiance to...
Roadside bomb blast kills 8 soldiers in SW Pakistan
QUETTA, Pakistan: A roadside bomb killed eight soldiers in a remote district in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan, a government official said yesterday, the second attack within days in the troubled region.The blast late on Monday in Harnai district was some 160 km (100 miles) east of the provincial capital, Quetta, where a suicide bomber rammed his motorcycle into an army truck yesterday, killing eight soldiers and seven civilians....
Modi urges India to reject violence in name of religion
Indian PM addresses nation on 70th anniversary NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation on the country’s Independence Day from the ramparts of the historical Red Fort in New Delhi yesterday. — APNEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged India yesterday to reject religious violence, after a series of attacks against minorities sparked debate about whether a surge of Hindu nationalism is undermining the country's...
Zidane angered by five-game Ronaldo ban
Zinedine ZidaneMADRID: Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane expressed his anger yesterday at a five-game ban handed to Cristiano Ronaldo for pushing a referee after being sent-off against Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup. Madrid hold a 3-1 first leg lead going into the second leg against their fierce rivals today (2100 GMT), but will have to do without Ronaldo.The World Player of the Year was controversially shown a second yellow card for diving...
Federer out of Cincinnati with bad back, Nadal # 1
Rafael NadalMASON: Wimbledon champion Roger Federer withdrew Monday from the Western & Southern Open because of a back injury. He has won the Masters series tournament seven times. The move was announced on the first full day of matches. This US Open warmup has now lost five of the top six players in the men’s rankings. Federer, a 19-time major champion, said in a statement he “tweaked” his back last week at the Rogers Cup in Montreal,...
Broad backs Anderson to fire in Ashes
NOTTINGHAM: This file photo taken on July 14, 2017 shows England's Stuart Broad during play on the first day of the second Test Match between England and South Africa at Trent Bridge cricket ground in Nottingham, central England. Stuart Broad is looking forward to seeing England step into the unknown when the first day/night Test to be staged in cricket's birthplace starts later this week. – AFPLONDON: Stuart Broad is “very confident”...
Kuwait shooting champions returns home
KUWAIT: Minister of Commerce and Industry, Acting State Minister for Youth Affairs Khalid Al-Roudhan said "We congratulate Kuwait's champions and the Shooting Sport Federation for their achievement, as Asia's top shooting champions, and was able to top many countries like China, India along with many others." He said "we are used to Kuwait shooters raising Kuwait's flag in many arenas."He thanked the KSF administration as well as shooters who...
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Mpox global health emergency, Kuwait monitoring situation
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Kuwait sends relief planeload to Sudan
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Pearl diving trip winds up
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Modi renews push for common civil code for India