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Zoroastrians make a comeback in northern Iraq, but still face stigma
DOHUK, Iraq (Reuters) - Carefully tucking his Farvahar pendant under his shirt, Aram Mehdi reminds himself of the core Zoroastrian principles it represents: good words, good thoughts and good deeds.
Indian court acquits Hindu nationalist leaders in mosque demolition case
LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - An Indian court on Wednesday acquitted Hindu nationalist leaders, including former deputy prime minister Lal Krishna Advani, in a case over the demolition of a mosque at a disputed site 28 years ago, citing a lack of evidence.
Amid war and turmoil, Kuwait emir struggled for Gulf unity
KUWAIT (Reuters) - Kuwait's emir, an unwavering champion of Arab detente amid wars and regional tumult, helped lead his country out of the ruin of Iraq's 1990 invasion to renewed riches and a Gulf mediator role, first as its top diplomat and later as ruler.
Perfect strike! Muaz ties the knot with former air stewardess
PETALING JAYA: The year 2020, infested by the coronavirus, will be one that national bowler Ahmad Muaz Fishol will remember forever.
Palestinians out of sight, almost out of mind for Israelis seared by 2000 uprising
NITSANEI OZ, Israel (Reuters) - A huge Palestinian flag suddenly looms up above the grey concrete slabs of Israel’s West Bank barrier, a rare glimpse of "the other" before it disappears in your rear-view mirror.
Young Palestinians seek new ways to achieve goals, 20 years after Second Intifada
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Al-Aqsa Mosque is as quiet today as it was turbulent 20 years ago when it gave its name to the Palestinian uprising that began beneath its walls and carved a bloody new chapter in the Middle East.
Turkey's Erdogan says Armenia must withdraw from Azeri lands it is occupying
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday Armenia must immediately withdraw from Azeri lands which it is occupying and that it was time to end the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh, a breakaway region inside Azerbaijan run by ethnic Armenians.
World News Day: A city at a standstill
Singapore like you've never seen before: The morning jams are gone, Orchard Road is a ghost town and the tourists at Merlion Park have disappeared. To fight Covid-19, Singapore went into circuit breaker mode on April 7. The Straits Times executive photojournalists BENJAMIN SEETOR and MARK CHEONG document what the country looks like - from above - in these photos shot exclusively with a drone.
Ex-RTM news reader Wan Chik Daud dies
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Former Radio-Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) newscaster Wan Chik Daud died on Saturday (Sept 26) at 10am at her residence in Lembah Keramat, here.
Indonesia reports record daily rise in Covid-19 cases; Jakarta extends lockdown for two more weeks
JAKARTA, Sept 25 (Reuters): Indonesia reported its biggest daily rise in coronavirus infections for a third successive day with 4,823 new cases on Friday, taking the total to 266,845, data from the country's Covid-19 task force showed.
