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| Pakistan coach Arthur vows to help Amir flourish on return to England |
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 New Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has promised to do everything in his power to help disgraced paceman Mohammad Amir realise his full potential after the bowler was granted a visa for the team's upcoming tour of England. Amir will return to England six years after a spot-fixing scandal in a Lord's test resulted in bans and jail sentences for the then teenage bowler and his former team mates Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif. "He served his time, he's done it," Arthur, who coached Amir at Karachi Kings in Pakistan Super League (PSL), said in his first news conference since succeeding Waqar Younis in the post.
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| Kazakh security service says five suspects killed in Aktobe |
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| ALMATY (Reuters) - Kazakh security forces killed five suspects on Friday linked to deadly attacks in the city of Aktobe, the National Security Committee (KNB) said in a statement. A special forces unit stormed an apartment and killed four "terrorists" there, the KNB said. Another man opened fire on police on the street and was killed in return fire. There were no casualties among civilians or security forces. (Reporting by Olzhas Auyezov; Editing by Jack Stubbs) |
| Hindu hacked to death in latest attack on Bangladesh minorities |
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| Suspected Islamist militants hacked a Hindu to death in Bangladesh on Friday, police said, the latest in a series of attacks on minority groups in the south Asian nation. Nitya Ranjan Pandey, 60, who had worked at a temple as a volunteer for 40 years, was taking an early morning walk in the northwestern district of Pabna when he was attacked, police said. The killing came days after an elderly Hindu priest and a Christian were hacked to death in attacks claimed by Islamic State. |
| Kazakh security forces fired on by suspected militants behind Aktobe attack |
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| Kazakhstan security forces were locked in a gunbattle on Friday with suspected "religious radicals" in Aktobe, the northwestern city where at least 20 people were killed in a militant attack days earlier. The National Security Committee (KNB) said in a statement law enforcers had hunted down gunmen suspected of carrying out Sunday's attack, but they had refused to surrender. Authorities have not identified the group responsible for the Aktobe attack, but have described them as "religious radicals", a term commonly used in Kazakhstan to refer to Islamist militants. |
| Obama is 'fired up' for Clinton as Democrats seek to unify party |
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 By Amanda Becker and Emily Stephenson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama formally endorsed Hillary Clinton's White House bid on Thursday and called for Democrats to unite behind her after a protracted battle with Bernie Sanders for the party nomination. U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts also backed Clinton on Thursday, telling MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show" that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was "a genuine threat to the country." Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, said it "means the world" to her that Obama had her back in a bruising campaign for the Nov. 8 election.
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