Rare collection of Gandhi’s personal notes fetch record $1.7m at auction
Mumbai: A collection of notes written by Indian independence hero Mahatma Gandhi has sold for $1.7 million in Mumbai, the highest ever price paid for an Indian historical document. Mumbai-based auction house Saffronart said the collection was preserved by the family of Gandhi's close associate and »»»
Ariz., Calif., Nevada face reductions in Colo. River water deliveries - UPI.com
Declining water levels due to climate change and 20 years of ongoing drought have reshaped Lake Mead's shorelines as seen in this file photo from Nov. 16, 2022. The Department of the Interior on Friday published a new framework under which three Lower Basin states will face reduced water deliveries»»»
Man with sword attacks Swedish high school; 3 injured - UPI.com
Police and rescue services on site at Brinellskolan high school after a man with a sword injured several people in Fagersta, Sweden, Friday. Photo by Fredrik Sandberg/EPA Aug. 21 (UPI) -- A man wielding a sword entered a Swedish high school and injured three people Friday before being shot and arre»»»
Jodie Foster the python makes history with pioneering cancer treatment
London: A UK zoo on Friday hailed curing a cancer-stricken python named after Hollywood star Jodie Foster, who became the first snake to receive an innovative treatment combining surgery and electrochemotherapy (ECT). Chester Zoo, in northwest England, said the 4.5 metre (15-foot) reticulated pytho»»»
Meeting with Pasture Users Raises Awareness of Poison Baits as Crime Threatening Protected Bird Species
A meeting in Kalofer (Central Bulgaria) on Friday aimed to raise awareness among pasture users of the threat poison baits pose to wildlife, particularly protected species like vultures and other birds of pray. The event was organized at the initiative of the Environment and Water Ministry and the C»»»
Somalia’s children ‘hit hard by aid cuts’
GENEVA: More than 200 health and nutritional facilities have been forced to close across drought-hit Somalia due to deep international aid cuts, leaving more children facing life-threatening malnutrition, the UN said on Friday. The UN children’s agency warned that Somalia’s children were “paying th»»»
Palestinian Presidency Warns of Escalating Israeli Violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Ramallah: The Palestinian Presidency warned on Friday of the serious consequences of continued Israeli violations against Al Aqsa Mosque and Islamic holy sites, including incursions and religious rituals. In a statement marking the 57th anniversary of the Al Aqsa Mosque fire, it called for firm int»»»
All Anti-Iranian US Sanctions Failed - Iran's Foreign Minister
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Friday that US sanctions against Iran had repeatedly failed, recalling threats made by former US President Barack Obama. Araghchi commented on Obama's October 2012 social media post in which the former president cited then-US Vice P»»»
Hungary split in two: More than 10°C separates the hottest and coolest parts of the country
Hungary is experiencing a striking weather divide on Friday, with temperatures varying by more than 10°C between the country’s coolest and hottest regions. A wavy frontal system is bringing heavy showers and thunderstorms to western and northern Hungary, while the southeast is sweltering in tempera»»»
U.S., Canadian negotiators meet as deadline for new tariffs looms - UPI.com
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer met with Canadian counterpart Dominic LeBlanc Friday in Washington as a midnight deadline for the imposition of 50% American tariffs on many Canadian goods loomed. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Aug. 21 (UPI) -- President Donald Trump's threat»»»
Netanyahu focused on reelection as Israeli govt grows 'less concerned' about international isolation
Annette Young is pleased to welcome Dr. Aaron Y. Zelin, Senior Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. He sees Israel’s recent actions in the West Bank and Syria as part of a broader shift in its strategic posture. Since October 7, the Israeli government has become markedly less co»»»
U.S., Ecuador conduct operations against drug cartels - UPI.com
Members of the Ecuadorian Army began to deploy in Guayaquil in June to four of Ecuador’s most violent provinces to bolster operations against organized crime after President Daniel Noboa declared a new state of emergency in nearly half the country, File Photo by Jonathan Miranda/EPA Aug. 21 (UPI) -»»»
What We Are Reading Today: ‘The Myth of Sisyphus’
Author: Albert Camus Albert Camus’ “The Myth of Sisyphus” (1942) is a short philosophical essay that uses an ancient Greek story to ask a modern question: How should we live when life does not come with guaranteed meaning? Camus chooses the legend of Sisyphus, condemned to push a boulder up a mount»»»
China rejects US push to join ‘toughest sanctions in history’ on Iran
China has refused to join a US plan to “squash” Iran’s economy, rejecting Washington’s push to be part of the “toughest sanctions in history” against the Islamic Republic. On Thursday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called on American allies and other countries to choose sides and stop doing b»»»
Araghchi to Trump: We Have Seen this Movie Before
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded to Washington’s latest move — described as “the most crushing sanctions in human history” — by sharing a 14-year-old post from a former US president regarding “the most crippling sanctions in history.” “14 years ago: ‘Most crippling sanctions in history.’ F»»»
Bulgaria, US Discuss Armed Forces Modernization, Strategic Partnership
Bulgaria and the United States discussed the modernization of the Bulgarian Armed Forces, the acceleration of joint defence projects and the strategic bilateral partnership during a videoconference on Friday between Bulgarian Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov and William J. Cappelletti Jr., US Depu»»»
Navy considering renaming ship for Trump instead of Black war hero - UPI.com
Members of Doris Miller's family attend the ceremonial first cut of steel for the aircraft carrier Doris Miller at Newport News Shipbuilding division in 2021. Friday, it was reported that the Navy is considering changing the name of the ship to honor President Donald Trump. File Photo Ashley Cowan/»»»
Oman, Iran Foreign Ministers discuss navigation in Strait of Hurmuz
Muscat: Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi and his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araqchi discussed the latest developments regarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz in a telephone call today. The two ministers emphasized the importance of continuing discussions to reach practical unde»»»
US plans to bar Abbas from UN General Assembly for second year: Report
NEW YORK: The Trump administration plans to bar Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from traveling to New York to address the UN General Assembly next month for the second consecutive year, Israeli media reported. The reported decision follows Washington’s unprecedented move last year to deny visas»»»
Tunindex closes Fridays session up 0.43%
Tunis, August 21 (TAP) - The stock market continued to gain ground, as the Tunindex edged up 0.43% to 19,679.02 points at the close of Friday's session, on a strong trading volume of TND 11.4 million thanks to two bloc transactions on the AMEN BANK...»»»
Thunderstorms expected Friday night in some regions
Tunis, August 21 (TAP) - Thunderstorms are expected on Friday night with hailstorms in the north, midland and Sfax. Nighttime temperatures will range between 26°C and 31°C, reaching 34°C in the south-west. The wind will blow north in the north, and...»»»
Saudi Arabia, Iraq discuss energy security, supply stability
Riyadh: Saudi Minister of Energy and of Industry and Mineral Resources Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman bin Abdulaziz and Minister of Finance Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Jadaan met on Friday with Iraq's Finance Minister Falih Abdul Hassan Al Hadri and Oil Minister Basim Mohammed Khudair Al Abadi to discuss»»»
Germany seeks extradition of suspect tied to Russian arms stash - UPI.com
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt described the suspect tied to a hidden weapons cache in a forest near Berlin as a “low-level agent” of Russian intelligence and added that several more agents have been detained this year. File Photo by Christoph Soeder/EPA-EFE Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Authorities in Ge»»»
Abu Dhabi closes parks and beaches until further notice over unstable weather
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi has closed all public parks, recreational facilities and municipal beaches until further notice as the emirate prepares for expected unstable weather. Abu Dhabi City Municipality announced the precautionary measure on Friday through its Instagram account, saying all events at t»»»
Bulgaria Discusses Social Media Access Restrictions, Legislative Changes over Juvenile Offences
Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev said Friday that restricting access to social media and legislative changes are among the measures being discussed in response to antisocial behaviour by minors and juveniles. He said the issue is being discussed jointly with the Ministry of Justice and several in»»»
Slovenia's NLB loses Addiko but keeps hunting across the Balkans
Slovenia's biggest bank has lost its year-long fight for Austria's Addiko, but the defeat has done nothing to dim its appetite for deals across the former Yugoslavia. Nova Ljubljanska banka (LJSE: NLBR), the Ljubljana-listed group that controls roughly a third of Slovenia's banking assets, failed o»»»
