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DAMASCUS: Syrian security forces and residents gather at the site of suicide bombings in the area of a revered shrine in the town of Sayyida Zeinab on the outskirts of the capital yesterday. - AFP

Bombings near Damascus shrine kill more than 60 - IS claims responsibility for deadly attack

DAMASCUS: Syrian security forces and residents gather at the site of suicide bombings in the area of a revered shrine in the town of Sayyida Zeinab on the outskirts of the capital yesterday. - AFP DAMASCUS: Bombings claimed by the Islamic State group killed more than 60 people and wounded dozens yesterday near a revered shrine outside the Syrian capital Damascus. The blasts, which came as the UN's Syria envoy struggled to convene fresh peace...

GENEVA: Syrian ambassador to UN and head of the government delegation Bashar Al-Jaafari (center) gestures as he holds a press conference during the Syria peace talks. — AFP

Syria peace talks in peril before they even begin - Main opposition group threatens to walk away

GENEVA: Syrian ambassador to UN and head of the government delegation Bashar Al-Jaafari (center) gestures as he holds a press conference during the Syria peace talks. — AFP GENEVA: The future of the biggest push to date to end Syria's tangled civil war looked highly uncertain yesterday with the main opposition group threatening to walk away before planned peace talks even begin in earnest. Representatives from the umbrella body for...

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2 policemen killed - Nine American 'terror' suspects held in Saudi

RIYADH: Saudi authorities have arrested nine American citizens among 33 "terror" suspects rounded up over the past days, the Saudi Gazette newspaper reported yesterday. Four Americans were arrested on Monday and five others over the past four days, the paper reported citing an unidentified source. The arrests also included 14 Saudis, three Yemenis, two Syrians, an Indonesian, a Filipino, an Emirati, a Kazakhstan national and a Palestinian, the...

Protesters stand in front of the Harney County Courthouse.

'Leave us alone': Oregon town tired of standoff

Protesters stand in front of the Harney County Courthouse. BURNS: People who live in Burns, the small high desert town near a wildlife refuge that has been occupied by an armed group for a month, say they are sick of the disruption to their lives. "We just want to go back to the way we were," Barbara Ormond, who owns a quilt store in downtown Burns, said Saturday. "We want everyone to leave us alone." Four people occupying an Oregon wildlife...

GORAYE: This file photo taken on March 24, 2006 shows sheep carcasses covering the ground on the path leading toward the crater of an extinct volcano in Goraye in the Borana district of southern Ethiopia. — AFP

Millions of Ethiopians facing worst drought for decades

GORAYE: This file photo taken on March 24, 2006 shows sheep carcasses covering the ground on the path leading toward the crater of an extinct volcano in Goraye in the Borana district of southern Ethiopia. — AFP ADDIS ABABA: Ethiopia is struggling from its worst drought for 30 years with millions in dire need of life saving aid, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned yesterday. At least 10.2 million people need food aid in Ethiopia, a figure...

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Disabled passenger claims Air India made her 'crawl'

NEW DELHI: A disabled passenger said yesterday she was forced to crawl on New Delhi airport's tarmac after Air India failed to provide a wheelchair when her plane landed, an allegation the carrier denies. Anita Ghai, 53, a leading disability rights activist, said she was left stranded after arriving in Delhi from the northern Indian city of Dehradun on Saturday evening. After being helped down steps from the plane by airline staff and a friend,...

MELBOURNE: This combo of file photos shows Serbia’s Novak Djokovic kissing the Norman Brookes Trophy after his six victories — (top L to R) 2008, 2011, 2012 and (bottom L to R) 2013, 2015 and yesterday — in the men’s singles finals at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne. Djokovic beat Andy Murray in straight sets to win his sixth Australian Open title yesterday. — AFP

Djokovic thrashes Murray for sixth Aussie Open title

MELBOURNE: This combo of file photos shows Serbia’s Novak Djokovic kissing the Norman Brookes Trophy after his six victories — (top L to R) 2008, 2011, 2012 and (bottom L to R) 2013, 2015 and yesterday — in the men’s singles finals at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne. Djokovic beat Andy Murray in straight sets to win his sixth Australian Open title yesterday. — AFP MELBOURNE: World number one Novak Djokovic hammered a...

DOHA: The head of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and FIFA presidential candidate, Bahraini Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa answers AFP journalists’ questions during an interview yesterday in the Qatari capital Doha. FIFA presidential frontrunner Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa told AFP that only he or Europe’s Gianni Infantino can win the race to become FIFA’s next president. — AFP

Sheikh Salman says FIFA race is duel with Infantino

DOHA: The head of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and FIFA presidential candidate, Bahraini Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa answers AFP journalists’ questions during an interview yesterday in the Qatari capital Doha. FIFA presidential frontrunner Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa told AFP that only he or Europe’s Gianni Infantino can win the race to become FIFA’s next president. — AFP DOHA: FIFA presidential frontrunner...

CARLISLE: Everton’s Argentinian defender Ramiro Funes Mori (R) challenges Carlisle United’s English striker Alex Gilliead (L) during the English FA Cup fourth round football match between Carlisle United and Everton at Brunton Park, in Carlisle, north west England, yesterday. — AFP

Everton spoil Carlisle’s big day in the FA Cup

CARLISLE: Everton’s Argentinian defender Ramiro Funes Mori (R) challenges Carlisle United’s English striker Alex Gilliead (L) during the English FA Cup fourth round football match between Carlisle United and Everton at Brunton Park, in Carlisle, north west England, yesterday. — AFP CARLISLE: Carlisle United had dreamed of an FA Cup fairytale back at their Brunton Park home that had been so heavily damaged in December’s floods, but...

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Dad-to-be Murray on 'next plane home' after Aussie loss

Andy Murray of Britain MELBOURNE: Andy Murray declared "I just want to get home" and headed straight for the airport yesterday as he raced to be reunited with his pregnant wife after his Australian Open final defeat. Murray, who has been on baby alert all tournament with his wife, Kim Sears, due to give birth within weeks, said he was getting the next flight home after his loss to world number one Novak Djokovic. "I'm proud that I got into...

SYDNEY: India Cricket team celebrates winning the T20 International cricket series against Australia in Sydney, Australia, yesterday. — AP

India clinch thriller to complete sweep over Aussies

SYDNEY: India Cricket team celebrates winning the T20 International cricket series against Australia in Sydney, Australia, yesterday. — AP SYDNEY: Shane Watson's unbeaten hundred could not prevent Australia falling to a seven-wicket defeat to India in the third and final Twenty20 match yesterday as Suresh Raina hit a four on the last ball to complete a 3-0 clean sweep in the series. India were chasing 198 to win and needed 17 runs in the...

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DARAA, Syria: Mourners pray over the flag-draped coffins of people killed in Zionist shelling on Nawa in southern Syria during their funeral on April 3, 2025. - AFP

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