Afghan president-elect delays inauguration amid talks to end stand-off
Afghan President-elect Ashraf Ghani on Monday delayed his planned inauguration until later in the day, after his rival postponed his scheduled competing swearing-in ceremony as their dispute over an election appeared to be coming to a head.
Afghan president-elect delays inauguration amid talks to end stand-off
Afghan President-elect Ashraf Ghani on Monday delayed his planned inauguration until later in the day, after his rival postponed his scheduled competing swearing-in ceremony as their dispute over an election appeared to be coming to a head.
Sudan’s PM survives assassination attempt in Khartoum
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok survived an assassination attempt targeting his convoy as he headed to work on Monday morning in the capital Khartoum, officials said.
Sudan’s PM survives assassination attempt in Khartoum
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok survived an assassination attempt targeting his convoy as he headed to work on Monday morning in the capital Khartoum, officials said.
Indonesia confirms 13 more people infected with coronavirus, total 19
Indonesia said on Monday that the number of confirmed cases of people infected with the coronavirus had risen by 13, including 11 Indonesians and two foreigners, taking the total number of cases to 19 in the Southeast Asian country.
Indonesia confirms 13 more people infected with coronavirus, total 19
Indonesia said on Monday that the number of confirmed cases of people infected with the coronavirus had risen by 13, including 11 Indonesians and two foreigners, taking the total number of cases to 19 in the Southeast Asian country.
Dutch MH17 court: defendants have waived right to attend, hearings to continue
The four defendants in the murder trial after the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 have waived their right to attend the hearings, which will continue without them, a Dutch court ruled on Monday.
Dutch MH17 court: defendants have waived right to attend, hearings to continue
The four defendants in the murder trial after the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 have waived their right to attend the hearings, which will continue without them, a Dutch court ruled on Monday.
Iran releases about 70,000 prisoners because of coronavirus: judiciary chief
Iran has released approximately 70,000 prisoners because of the coronavirus outbreak in the country, Iranian judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi said on Monday, according to Mizan, the news site of the judiciary.
Indian state ordered to remove billboards ‘naming and shaming’ anti-government protesters
The top court in India’s most populous state ordered authorities on Monday to remove large displays of the names, pictures and addresses of dozens of anti-government protesters, amid fears that they encourage attacks by vigilante mobs.
