Srinagar: Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and in the whole world are observing the Right to Self-Determination Day, today, with the pledge to continue their liberation struggle till it reaches its ultimate goal. It was on 5th January in 1949 when the
John Dayal The year 2020 began, as every new year does, with the promise of hope and possibilities. It soon turned into a nightmare. Covid-19 ravaged our world. Even the mightiest nations on earth have felt the chill, with 356,000 dead in the United States alone. But
Islamabad: Federal Minister of Human Rights, Dr Shireen Mazari has called out the Indian government for committing war crimes by moving prisoners from Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir to India and violating the Geneva Convention through ill-treatment of women prisoners. Addressing a press conference alongside
Srinagar: The All Parties Hurriyat Conference Vice Chairman Ghulam Ahmad Gulzar in a letter to the UN General Secretary, António Guterres, said that people of Jammu and Kashmir seek his help and attention for settlement of the Kashmir dispute as UN’s resolutions and aspirations of
Srinagar: When the World Braille Day is being observed, today, to recognize Louis Braille’s efforts for inventing the Braille language for the blind people, Indian troops continuously using pellet guns to blind Kashmiris in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. According to a report Indian occupational
Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir People’s Association (JKPA) has said that fake encounters have become a new trend by Indian troops in India illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and the world should take notice of it. JKPA Chairman Aquib Wani said that Indian authorities were involved
Auckland: New Zealand’s new foreign minister has said the country could help negotiate a truce between Australia and China with the two nations caught in an escalating trade and diplomatic spat. Nanaia Mahuta said that hosting the high-profile Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit next year presented
Akhilesh Pillalamarri Wherever there are states, there are treaties. Since ancient times, treaties have been a crucial tool of statecraft and diplomacy. As treaties are agreements between various states, often concluded at the end of a conflict, they profoundly reshape boundaries, economies, alliances and international relations.
