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Sri Lanka "sold" the 2011 World Cup final match to India, the country's ex-sports minister announced Thursday, recalling one of cricket's most significant match-fixing controversies.
Cricket World Cup 2011 Final was Fixed, Claims Sri-Lankan Minister
Chinese executives announced on Friday they had detained two Canadians on charges of espionage, heightening Beijing’s vindictive campaign upon Canada over the capture of a top official of the Chinese technology titan Huawei.
Two Canadians Indicted for Spying Charges in China
Initial optimism that South Asia might have avoided the gravest wreckness of the COVID-19 outbreak has gone as rising infection figures shift the highly populated region into a global hot spot.
‘Catastrophic’: South Asia Stumbles from the Virus Rise
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, yesterday urged countries globally to act far more to find places for millions of refugees and others dislodged by conflict, oppression, or events severely disrupting public peace.
UNHCR: World Now Has Nearly 80 Million Refugees
The probability that the world's fastest human, Christian Coleman, can drop the Olympics next season grew Wednesday when he got a temporary suspension for missing to be home when drug examiners showed up last year.
World’s Fastest Man and 100m Champion Suspended for Missing Doping Tests
Turkey stationed special forces in northern Iraq on Wednesday in action against Kurdish rebels upheld by air and artillery support as the dispute proceeds to intensify.
Turkey Sends Troops & Hits 500 Kurdish Militant Targets in Iraq
The Turkish historical TV show Dirilis Ertugrul (Ertugrul's Resurrection) has held all the ferocity in Pakistan since the state broadcaster started televising a dubbed version in April.
Ertugrul: The Turkish TV Show Appealing Pakistan
The top of the WHO emergency program, Dr. Michael Ryan, responded to a reporter's question Monday in Geneva about the protection of air travel as many European countries revive their boundaries to tourists from other EU countries.
WHO Says There Is No ‘Zero Risk’ Environment For COVID-19
Bayern Munich achieved an eighth straight Bundesliga title on Tuesday as Robert Lewandowski's first-half strike settled quite for a pushy 1-0 win at Werder Bremen.
Bayern Munich Win Eighth Straight Bundesliga Title
Wednesday's announcement by Zafar Mirza, who advises Prime Minister Imran Khan on health issues, came as Pakistan reported 136 more COVID-19 deaths, the highest single-day fatalities.
Pakistan Reports Highest One-Day Deaths 136 as Total Cases Surpassed 150,000 Mark
The World Health Organization on Tuesday hailed a "breakthrough" steroid treatment for the coronavirus, boosting hopes that pandemic deaths can be reduced.
Dexamethasone: A Breakthrough in Treatment of Coronavirus after World Crosses 8 million Mark
Twenty Indian soldiers were died during "hand-to-hand' combat with Chinese troops in a disputed Himalayan region, the first deadly clash among the nuclear countries in decades.
Twenty Soldiers Dead after China-India Clash Along Disputed Border
According to a plan which will be conferred to the executive committee for confirmation on Wednesday, UEFA is determined to complete the Champions League with a ‘Final Eight’ tournament held over 11 days in Lisbon.
UEFA Champions League Knockout Rounds to be Held in Lisbon
The two Indian High Commission staffers in Pakistan have been arrested by Pakistani police after their car hit and injured a pedestrian in capital Islamabad.
Pakistan Arrests 2 Indian Embassy Staff over Hit-and-Run Incident
The Pakistani government announced they would reimpose severe lockdowns in chosen areas of several cities from Monday night, a day after the federal administration told COVID-19 cases could multiply rapidly by the end of July and hit 1.2 million.
Pakistan to Seal Cities Across Country to Halt Virus Spread
Pakistanis infected by the coronavirus are being turned away from hospitals that have shut their gates and place up signs stating “full house.” Doctors and nurses are falling sick at disturbing rates and getting physical assault from despairing and furious families.
Pakistan’s Hospital Signs Read ‘Full’ After Lockdown Ended a Month Ago
Pakistan's well-loved former cricket skipper Shahid Afrid announced on Saturday he had tested positive for coronavirus, as the outbreak stimulates across the country.
Pakistan Cricket Superstar Shahid Afridi Contracts Virus