CAIRO: Islamic State (IC) claimed responsibility on Sunday for an attack on a midwife training centre in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Saturday that killed three staff. The ultra-hardline militant group, which cited no evidence for its claim in a statement issued via its Amaq news agency, said the attack was carried out by two gunmen. Islamic State has a stronghold in the province of Nangarhar surrounding Jalalabad, bordering Pakistan.
Trump, 77, is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records
Garcetti said a criminal case and indictment had been brought “and if there is any connection to state actors in...
Tehran has always said it had no plans to obtain nuclear weapons
“Both sides have been working together to ensure continued operation of Indian aviation platforms,” India’s...
“China is one of the pillars of the new world order,” Orban said
“We are putting maximum pressure on our partners to increase weapon deliveries,” Zelensky said
