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At least 30 people were killed and 45 others injured in a suicide blast in Shia mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital Friday.

Maj Gen Alimast Momand, officer of Afghanistan's Home Ministry, told that the attacker came on foot and he blew himself up in Jama Masjid. This mosque is in Dasti Barch area.

Mohammad Sabir Naseeb, head of the hospital, said that two bodies were brought to the hospital.

No organization has taken responsibility for this attack right now.

US President Donald Trump's property has been reported to have been a major drop. This is due to the recession in property prices across the globe including the US.

Donald Trump is America's first billionaire president in addition to being a US-based builder.

Rating released by International magazine Forbes, Trump is ranked 248 in the rich Americans' list. Their assets are $ 3.1 billion (about Rs. 201 billion).

In the list of Forbes last year, he was ranked 156 in the list of rich Americans. Then their total assets were 3.7 billion (about 241 billion rupees) billion dollars.

In this way, in the list of wealthy American citizens in a year, the trump has dropped down by 92 points and their property has fallen to about $ 600 million, or about 40 billion rupees.

As the presidential candidate, Trump had told his total property 10 billion dollars, but in September 2015, Forbes had estimated his property at $ 4.5 billion.

According to Forbes data, Trump's assets have declined by 31 percent in the past two years.

According to Forbes, half of Trump's property comes from New York City Real State.

According to Forbes, the prices of luxury real estate have been significantly declining in recent years. It has an impact on Trump's property. Trump Tower, owned by President Trump, has fallen significantly since the property prices declined.

According to Forbes, Trump's golf property prices have also dropped considerably. In addition, Trump spent 66 million dollars in the election campaign.

Not only that, Trump has to spend $ 25 million in settling a lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed by Trump University students.

Pakistan's Election Commission has issued a non-bailable warrant for the arrest of opposition leader Imran Khan. The Election Commission has taken this action about allegations of prejudice on it by the former cricketer.

According to the news of Geo News, the five-member bench headed by the Chief Election Commissioner issued a non-bailable warrant against the 64-year-old Imran Khan, and ordered them to appear for the hearing on October 26.

Election Commission can issue warrants in Pakistan.

Meanwhile, the Tehreek-e-Insaf party, led by Imran Khan, said that it will challenge the verdict in the High Court.

Earlier on September 14, Pakistan's Election Commission issued a bailable warrant against Imran Khan to ensure the presence of Imran Khan in the case.

However, his party had approached the Islamabad High Court on September 20, which rejected bailable warrant.

Thus, the problems of Imran are not taking the name of being reduced.

It is noteworthy that few days ago Pakistan's chief political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ayesha Gulalai had resigned to make serious allegations against party chief Imran Khan.

Ayesha told Imran Khan a characterless saying that he would send obscene messages to her and other women of the party. While resigning, Ayesha also said, "My respect means more to me and I can not compromise with my favors and innocence."

Ayesha had also made serious allegations against PTI along with Imran Khan. Ayesha had said in a conversation with the Pakistani daily Dawn that there is no respect for women workers in PTI and innocent women can not work in Imran Khan's party.

However, PTI leader Shireen Mazari dismissed the allegations leveled by Ayesha, saying that the party did not give her ticket in the election, so she is making such allegations.

Mazari had said that Imran Khan respected all the women.

The United States announced today that it will be out of UNESCO. He accused the United Nations Organization of adopting anti-Israel stand on this cultural institution.

UNESCO in Paris started working in 1946, and is mainly known for nominate the world heritage site.

The US decision to exit UNESCO will be effective December 31, 2018. However, the US will remain a full time member of UNESCO until then.

State Department spokesman Heather Nourt said, "This decision has not been taken in the same way." Rather it expresses concern about the rising outstanding balance on UNESCO and the growing bias against Israel in UNESCO. There is a need to make fundamental changes in the institution.''

He said that the State Department has informed the United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Director General Irina Bokova today about the decision to be out of the United States and sought a permanent supervisor mission in UNESCO.

The spokesman said that the US has expressed its willingness to be associated with UNESCO as the non-member supervisor so that the US can contribute to American thought, perspective and expertise on some of the important issues raised by the organization. These issues include protecting the World Heritage, advising the freedom of the press and promoting scientific cooperation and education.

In the year 2017, the Nobel Prize announced in the field of economics.

Richard H. Thaler has been selected for the Nobel Prize in Economics. Earlier, former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan was also included in the list of probable Nobel prizes.

Significantly, Clarivate Analytics Academic and Scientific Research also creates a list of the potential winners of the Nobel Prize on the basis of their research.

Rajan was one of the six economists whom Clarivate Analytics included in his list this year.

Rajan's name came in the list for the work done in the field of corporate finance. Rajan is a big name in the world of international economy. Rajan, who became the first non-Western IMF Chief in the youngest age (40), got great fame after a paper presentation in 2005.

The Nobel Prize for Economics was announced today (10 October) to economist Richard Thaler. He was given this award for his work on bridge the gap between economics and psychology.

In 1945 he was born in East Orange, USA.

The Judge of the Nobel Prize said in a statement that Thaler's study tells how human characteristics such as limited rationality, social preference and lack of self-control affect a person's decision on a procedural basis, and in turn, It also has the effect.

Practical economics is the study of psychology. It is related to the economic decision-making process of individuals and institutions.

Secretary of Sweden's Academy of Sciences, Göran K. Hansson said that Thaler will be given an amount of 90 lakhs kronor ($ 1.1 million) for his study on 'Understanding the Psychology of Economics'.

The Nobel Committee said, Thaler's work shows how human traits affect the market's results and individual decisions.

The Academy, in its introduction to the Thaler, said that 72-year-old Thaler is the leading economist to study practical economics. This is an area of research, where study of compliance with psychological research is done during the process of financial decision-making. This helps in making a more realistic assessment of thinking and behavior while making financial decisions for individuals.

Thousands of people protested against the Carmichael coal mine project in various areas of Australia on Saturday in Adani's Australia $ 16.5 billion.

Due to environmental and financing issues, the project has already delayed several years.

Media reports have said that thousands of people landed on the streets in Sidney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Northern Queensland, Gold Coast and Port Douglas, and they took out rallies.

According to ABC News, Simon Fostaring in Sydney said, "If this mine project goes forward, it will lead us to a bad future and Australia is a country that is smarter than this."

About 2,000 people attended the protest in Sydney. Protestors launched the #stopadani campaign.

Sydney's # StopAdani agitator Issac Astil said that the construction of this mine is an international issue. When our environment is falling, in that time it is the largest coal mine in the Southern Hemisphere. That is why people are coming forward against it in Australia and around the world. Thousands of people are demanding that Adani should not be allowed to come.

It has been said in the news that about 2,000 people in Melbourne also came to the streets against this project.

On these planks was written 'coal = carbon dioxide (coal = CO2)' and 'protect our future' on plates.

Chief Executive of Australian Conservation Foundation Kelly O Shansi expressed the hope that it would have been a strong message to all that the taxpayers do not want the project to be subsidized by their money.

She said that it will affect every person. For this reason people want to stop this project in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and Cairns.

200-300 on Koteseloy Beach in Perth and 250 people in Hobart raised a rally against the project.

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said that under the supervision of US military and intelligence agencies, terrorist organizations, Islamic State (IS) have emerged in their country during the last three-four years.

In an interview with 'Russia Today' in London, Karzai said that he suspects that American bases in Afghanistan are used to help IS.

He said, "I have met the daily news from the Afghan people to supplying to IS in various parts of Afghanistan by US military helicopters."

Karzai said that despite spending billions of dollars from 9/11 to the present, extremism in Afghanistan has raised the head.

He said that the Afghan people ask if the US came to defeat terrorism in Afghanistan, so why is he so much today?

Karzai said, "We do not want our country to be bombarded with huge, destructive weapons. we want peace.''

He said that the use of the MOAB (Father of the Bombs) by the American forces was a sign of North Korea's sense of American power, but it was a cruelty on the Afghan people. On April 13 this year, the US dropped its largest non-nuclear bomb on a tunnel complex used by IS in eastern Afghanistan. This type of weapon was used for the first time in Afghanistan.

He said, "In particular, military action by foreign forces will not bring peace. The Afghan need to formulate a consensus to reach out to all the people, including the Taliban, to seek an agreement."

The former President said that there is a need to become a cooperative partner in China, Russia, Pakistan including India, to bring peace to the United States.

In relation to Pakistan, Karzai said that he would have to live together with Pakistan.

He said that there are two strong contradictions in his relationship with Pakistan, "When we became refugees, the Pakistani people welcomed us. But they did a dangerous job of supporting Mujahideen (against Soviet), which weakened our society."

Karzai said that he thinks that America will use Pakistan for its inhuman purpose in the new American policy of the region against its neighboring country.

He said that he wants to join hands with Pakistan so that we can avoid this deep plot.

The United Nations chief has expressed concern over the recruitment of children by the separatists and the Maoists and said that they are constantly affected by the incidents of violence between armed groups and the government, especially in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Jammu and Kashmir regions.

In his annual report on 'Children in Armed Conflict', General Secretary Antonio Gutarez has said that the United Nations is continuously receiving news of the use and placement of children by armed groups, including Naxal groups, especially in Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.

According to government information, at least 30 schools have been burnt and partially damaged by armed groups in Jammu and Kashmir.

It has been said in the report that along with this government report also affirms that in these areas four schools have been used for military for several weeks.

According to reports, armed groups frighten parents by hijacking them to appoint children, who then receive military training and serve in children's wards as messengers, informants and guards.

He cited the restrictions on inspection and reporting that the UN is unable to prove these reports on the use and appointment of children by armed groups.

The United Nations has also expressed concern over the appointment and use of children for suicide attacks by armed groups. This includes the children of the madrasa.

He appealed to all parties in the struggling areas to improve the security of children from their responsibilities on the basis of the proposals related to international humanitarian and human rights laws and the Security Council in collaboration with the United Nations.

A US chief think tank United Institute of Peace expert said that the US-Pakistan relations are in serious trouble and the distrust between the two countries has gone deeper.

A day before that, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan has ended his three-day US tour. Mohamed Yusuf, a specialist in Congress-funded United States Think Tank United Institute of Peace, said that Islamabad and Washington look at each other's motives with a very suspicious attitude.

Yusuf told PTI on Friday, "I think this relationship is in serious trouble."

His remarks came after Pakistani Foreign Minister Khwaja Asif's three-day Washington tour ended on Friday. During his visit, Asif met US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and American National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster.

When Asif was asked what he was returning from his journey, he said, "It will not be extraordinary." There was a very good meeting with the Foreign Minister. I was a little cautious in meeting with McMaster, but he was good. It was not bad. I think we need to maintain this attitude of contact as a discussion and exchange of ideas."

Yusuf, a specialist in US-Pakistan relations, said that the real issue here is unbelief. He said, "This distrust is so deep that it will be extremely difficult for both parties to find out the way in which they can maintain the necessary trust on each other.

They can believe that whatever they do, they will be serious. The situation of the two parties is such that they have a very suspicious view of the other side's motives.''

Yusuf said that no one should expect any major changes in this soon.

It is notable that US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had said just a few days ago that if Pakistan does not change its way and continues to support terrorist groups, then President Donald Trump is ready to take every necessary step against him.

Mattis warned Pakistan that if he does not take action against the safe haven of terrorists on his land, then he can be isolated diplomatically at the global level and can be stripped of non-NATO partner status.

The most important question is that who gives weapons to the terrorists?

A suicide attack on a Sufi dargah in Balochistan, Pakistan. There are reports of 13 people killed and 20 injured in this attack.

At the time when the blast took place, devotees gathered in large numbers in the dargah. This explosion occurred in the dargah of Jhal Magsi district near Quetta, the capital of Balochistan.

A local official Asad Kakar said, "At the time the devotees were gathering in the dargah to attend the celebration of the Sufi saint Syed Chishal Shah's anniversary, at that time the attacker reached there, when the police stopped him at the gate, he himself to be exploded."

According to the Pakistani media, the security forces have closed the building seal.

At present, it is not known which organization is behind the blast, although for the last few years, Sufi dargahs have been targeting the target of Islamic extremists.

In February, a mosque was exploded in Pakistan's southern Sindh province's Sahwan area, more than 80 people died in the blast.