Suicide bombing kills 6 in Afghanistan a suicide attack in Afghanistan's Capital kabo has killed at least six people and injured 13 others a police spokesperson said a man detonated explosive strapped to his body in the southwest of the city on Monday afternoon the Taliban of cordon off the sight of the attack and intensify Security in the area no one has claimed responsibility so far but a terrorist group Isis K regularly targets civilians foreigners Taliban officials and the minority Shia community in April gunman storm a share mosque in the western city of herat killing at least five people Islamic State militans reportedly claimed responsibility the security situation in Afghanistan has largely improved since the Taliban took power in August 20121 following the withdrawal of US forces but terrorist attacks are still frequent occurrences a powerful storm has Powerful storm leaves at least 13 dead in Philippines triggered flooding and landslides in the Philippines leaving at least 13 people dead and 10 other was injured the storm made landfall on Monday in eastern Luzon Island authorities say a landslide killed eight people in brazal Province neighboring Manila a pregnant woman and two boys were among the Dead the water was gushing here and on the other side of the street it was Rising close to the rooftops of houses some residents got trapped and had to escape by running along the roofs we put a ladder on ours so people could climb down the storm has affected more than 37,000 families in Luzon and the VIS Islands the government has started Distributing relief Goods to hard hit communities government work and classes have been suspended in Manila and nearby areas the country's weather officials expect the storm to move on towards Southern China in the coming days and Japan's University of Tsukuba opens campus in Malaysia finally to Malaysia the University of sukua has opened a campus in quala Japan's educ education Ministry says it will be the first Japanese University to award degrees overseas the University of sucuba has been struggling to fill its enrollment quota in recent years due to Japan's falling birth rate the school is trying to boost numbers by expanding its presence in Asia it chose Malaysia as a site for a new Branch due to existing exchange relationships with universities there the campus held an opening ceremony on Monday through education at our Malaysia campus we will contribute to promoting uh Japanese tradition and culture while deeply respecting Malaysian society and content we are committed to strengthening the cooperation between higher education and institutions in Japan and Malia the university also held a matriculation ceremony for the first class of 13 students they have enrolled in the school of transis disciplinary science and design where where lectures on issues such as climate change and poverty are given in both English and Japanese I think it's a it offer a very a dynamic environment here that either local University or private university in Malaysia that canot offer I will very look forward for that the university says it will nurture talent that can thrive on the international stage and hopes to attract students not only from Malaysia but other Asian countries as well Thea bulletin I'm chap pansan in Bangkok