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How 'politics and apathy' derailed war-ravaged Afghanistan's anti-doping effortsAfghanistan's anti-doping efforts have collapsed since the Taliban's return. No tests were conducted for three years. Last year, only four ...- School assembly news headlines for March 30: Check top nationals, sports, business, politics and international newsToday's headlines bring significant updates from India and around the globe. Prime Minister Modi addresses West Asia conflict impacts and c...
- Three Afghan cricketers killed in Pakistani airstrikes, announces ACBThree Afghan cricketers were tragically killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Paktika province, prompting the Afghanistan Cricket Board to wit...
- Trump travel ban in effect, citizens from 12 nations barred from USPresident Donald Trump's sweeping new travel ban came into effect early Monday immediately after midnight, barring citizens from a dozen na...
- Trump travel ban: Why is Trump banning millions from entering the US again?Trump Travel Ban: US President Donald Trump has reintroduced a sweeping travel ban targeting 19 countries, citing national security and ins...
- Green card holders, athletes and Afghans: Who escapes Trump’s sweeping new travel restrictionsDonald Trump has signed a sweeping new travel ban targeting citizens from 19 countries, citing national security and inadequate vetting sys...
- Sourav Ganguly to lead ICC Men’s cricket panel again; VVS Laxman returns as memberSourav Ganguly has been re-appointed Chair of the ICC Men’s Cricket Committee, with VVS Laxman also returning as a member for 2025. In a se...
- Afghan national confesses to Munich car ramming that injured 36, prosecutor saysAn Afghan national has admitted to purposefully driving into a crowd in Munich, leading to 36 injuries including a toddler. Authorities hav...
- Afghan cyclist sisters defy Taliban to fulfil Olympic dreamYulduz and Fariba Hashimi, Afghan cyclists, faced initial hostility and challenges in their conservative province but persisted in their cy...
- Sole Olympic athlete training in Taliban's Afghanistan to fulfil judo dreamAfghanistan's Mohammad Samim Faizad is the only Olympic athlete training within Taliban-controlled Afghanistan for the Paris Olympics. Whil...
- WC Qualifier: Afghanistan shock India in Chhetri's 150th international matchAfghanistan defeated India 2-1 in Guwahati. Chhetri, Akbari, and Mukhammad scored. The match was a 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier and 2027 A...
- A World Cup's unlikely heroes: AfghanistanDespite political turmoil and a non-existent national flag and anthem, Afghanistan's cricket team has become a celebrated underdog at the C...
- Asian Games records first doping case involving medallistTurkmenistan's Tejen Tejenov on Thursday became the first medallist at the Hangzhou Asian Games to fail a doping test, officials said, and ...
- A tale of two teams: Taliban send all-male team to Asian Games but Afghan women come from outsideTwo teams of athletes from Afghanistan are participating in the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, but under different circumstances. One team...
- Biden plans new effort to retain international science and tech studentsA program allowing those on student visas to stay for an extended period of training will also be expanded to areas such as data science, c...
- Kim Kardashian helps 130 Afghan female soccer players, their families fly to Britain from PakistanLeeds United soccer club owner Andrea Radrizzani also joined Kardashian for the cause.
- Zakia Khudadadi becomes 2nd Afghan woman to compete at Paralympics after her secret evacuationThe taekwondo athlete has been granted humanitarian visas by Australia.
- From New Delhi to Paris: What women around the world are hoping for in 2021Women share the challenges they face and the hopes they have, ahead of International Women's Day.
- Afghanistan's first female breakdancer has received death threats, but she's still dancingManizha Talash aims to represent her country in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
- PM Narendra Modi on TIME's most influential people on internet for second yearThe TIME magazine described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "Internet star" who often uses social media to "conduct diplomacy".
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