Public Hygiene Law from February 1

Opening batsman David Warner enjoyed a gift-wrapped century after being reprieved on 99 as Australia emerged on top at the close of a meandering first day of the Boxing Day test against England yesterday.

‘The front nine, my iron play was actually terrible. Even though I didn’t miss a green, iron play wasn’t really on song at all’

Patton Kizzire shot a nine-under-par 62 to grab the first-round lead at the PGA Tour’s OHL Classic on Thursday.

The Qatar-based media network marked its 21st anniversary on Wednesday amid calls by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt for its closure.

World number four Justin Thomas saw his three-shot overnight lead quickly blown away in gusting winds in yesterday’s second round of the CJ Cup on Jeju Island.

It didn’t take long after the firework smoke cleared in Gaza for some Palestinians to start questioning whether a unity deal between their two most powerful factions would hold. Thousands took to the streets overnight celebrating the pact between Fatah and Hamas sealed in Cairo.

An abiding truth in the United States is that all politics is local. Apparently, the same wisdom can be applied (to some extent) to the European Union, whose agenda ultimately depends on key member states’ national politics.

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party gathers on Sunday for its annual conference, dominated by questions about her leadership and splits on Brexit.

President Robert Mugabe has accused a recently launched opposition alliance seeking to unseat him in next year’s elections of plotting with Western powers to force him out.

China has assured the Philippines it will not occupy new features or territory in the South China Sea, under a new “status quo” brokered by Manila as both sides try to strengthen their relations, the Philippine Defence minister said.

A fall in crude oil inventories and stricter compliance to the output cut deal by producers is behind the oil price recovery, QNB has said in an economic commentary.