Moscow: Russia plans to hold a conference on Afghanistan in Moscow later this month, marking an attempt by Moscow to raise its profile in the Afghan peace efforts. Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the talks scheduled for March 18 will bring together representatives of

New York: Tensions along Sudan’s border with Ethiopia, including intermittent clashes and exchanges of heated rhetoric between the two countries, are “deeply concerning,” said the UN special envoy for Sudan. With “reports of intensification of military operations in the border region,” there is “a serious risk

Srinagar: Indian troops in their continued acts of state terrorism martyred 850 Kashmiris over the past three years in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). According to a report, 18 women and 55 teenagers are among 850 Kashmiris, martyred by the troops from 2018 to

Doha: The State of Qatar has renewed its unequivocal commitment to continue developing frameworks and tools to ensure meaningful participation of women in dialogue, negotiation and peace processes, stressing that ensuring the full, equal and meaningful participation of women in peace processes led by the

Islamabad: The leaders of the minority community have demanded of the Indian government to immediately arrest the killers of 11 Pakistani Hindus in India, condemning the Modi regime’s blithe response to provide justice to the victim family. They were addressing a webinar on “India for selected

New Delhi: Narendra Modi-led fascist government has refused to die down while in the latest such incident the United Kingdom held a detailed debate on the controversial farm laws and press freedom in India. During the debate, serious concerns were raised by several MPs of the

Tripoli: Libya’s parliament voted on Wednesday to approve a government of national unity headed by prime minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh as part of a U.N.-backed plan to resolve a decade of chaos and violence with an election in December. More than 100 members of the divided parliament

Washington looks to inject new life into Afghan peacemaking with a US troop withdrawal deadline looming in May. The US special envoy for Afghanistan and the commander of NATO forces there met Pakistan's army chief on Monday to discuss the war-torn nation's peace process at a

New York: Former US Ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, ruled out any chance of reaching a political settlement between Israelis and Palestinians. Friedman told the Israeli newspaper the Jerusalem Post earlier this week: "I do not think anyone really thinks there is an opportunity today for