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Former Tennis Player Pleading Guilty Raises Concerns over Match Fixing in Tennis

After a former Australian professional tennis player pleaded guilty to match-fixing just hours after a top global bookmaker suspended betting on a suspicious match at the Australian Open, allegations of corruption in world tennis were reignited on Monday.   After reports surfaced last week...

Britain Threatened in an ISIS video that Purports to Show Paris Attackers

Images and last statements of nine of the people who took part in the Paris attacks that killed 130 people on November 13 were shown in a video published on Sunday by the media center of Islamic State which was purported for this purpose.   The video, which is yet to be verified, showed the...

Greek Islanders Likely be Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

With the support of their national government, Greek islanders who have been on the frontline of the refugee crisis are to be nominated for the Nobel peace prize. Those who live on the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea were the ones to receive most of the 900,000 refugees who were scared, soaked...

Air raids on ISIS’s capital kill scores of people

In a continuation of their strategy to soften the targets before a possible ground attack, Russian and Syrian air forces have killed scores in Raqqa and Deir al-Zor. As per a group monitoring the war situation in Syria, in the past 24 hours, a series of air raids in eastern and northern Syria, in...

Ferocious Russian bombardments take their toll on the Islamic State

Fighting a losing war, the Islamic State, is facing attrition not only in its fighting force, but economically too, the glut in the oil market is ensuring that they do not get top dollar for their spoils of war. Russia’s blistering attacks on the forces opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has...

Is sunlight the new oil for the Countries of GCC?

The sun could be the new oil for the GCC countries says a report published by the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) at the the ongoing Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.   According to the Irena, the Gulf countries stand to save $87 billion from lower oil and natural gas consumption...

War Time Pressures Force ISIS to Cut its Fighters’ Salaries by 50%

Documents leaked from inside the ISIS territory reveals that wartime pressure of the Islamic State is forcing it to slash its fighters’ salaries by half.   While ISIS operates as a government over parts of Iraq and Syria despite the fact that it might seem like a ragtag group of terrorists...

UN Report says More Around 3,500 Yazidi Enslaved by Isis

Around 3,500 people in Iraq, primarily women and children from the Yazidi community have been enslaved by the Islamic State militants, says a UN report.     The atrocities that were committed by the terrorist group amount to war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, the report...

Iran to Buy a Batch of Tractors and Trucks in the Czech Republic

Iranian companies are going to buy tractors and trucks in the Czech Republic, said "The Czech TV" on Tuesday, January 19, 2016. Czech trade delegation arrived in Iran for talks with local government and private companies. Minister of Trade and Industry of the Czech Republic Jan Mládek opened a...

First Ever Flower Grown in Space During a Veggie Experiment

With the first ever bunch of zinnia flowers blooming in space, the attempt of astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS), who have been there for nearly two years, the attempts to cultivate edible plants in microgravity became somewhat successful.   "First ever flower grown in...
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