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Afghan peace process: US and Taliban talks scheduled on February 29.
A seven-day ‘reduction of violence’ deal will begin on Friday night, Mike Pompeo said, leading to signing of a peace agreement. According to The Guardian,The US and Taliban are due to sign an agreement on 29 February that will lead… Continue Reading
Coronavirus beyond the boarders
The Public Health Ministry is expanding its search for people possibly infected with the coronavirus, resulting in a growing number of patients under investigation (PuI), while the number of local Covid-19 cases remains unchanged at 35. Surveillance is being “proactively”… Continue Reading
Coronavirus now effecting the ‘sports’
Coronavirus outbreak hit sports events Many international sports events in China have been postponed, moved and even cancelled amid the novel coronavirus outbreak that has killed at least 1,523 people on the mainland and infected more than 67,000 people globally.… Continue Reading
‘Western doctors over-prescribe drugs’
Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson chose Russia for his detox because the country’s medical industry is less dependent on big pharma than North America’s, his daughter Mikhaila told RT’s Worlds Apart program. Peterson, who rose to fame for his vocal and… Continue Reading
Valentine’s Day celebrated in Saudi Arabia
Just two years ago in Saudi Arabia, shops were banned from selling red roses and teddy bears for Valentine’s Day. Celebrating lovers’ day was illegal as the Christian holiday was deemed “un-Islamic.” This week, a Saudi newspaper published a Valentine’s… Continue Reading
Sangakkara in Pakistan to ensure ‘cricket belongs to everyone’
Kumar Sangakkara, the MCC President and captain of its 12-man squad on a week-long tour of Pakistan, believes in actions more than words, which is why he’s in the country to ensure Pakistan is back on the cricketing map. “Cricket… Continue Reading
Remedy
“It is easy to get a thousand prescriptions, but hard to get one single remedy.” Anonymous
Bird Flu the biggest threat for China’s Belt and Road
It’s only a matter of time before H7N9 virus boards a bus out of China and runs free on to foreign soil, where it could spread through the air like wildfire, reports Time magazine – now available in Pakistan. On… Continue Reading