Rome: The UN’s food agency said the number of people on the edge of famine in 43 countries had risen to 45 million, as acute hunger spikes around the world. The jump from 42 million people earlier in the year was largely down to a food

Tehran: Iran said that the United States should provide guarantees that it will not abandon Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers again if talks to revive the agreement succeed. Indirect talks between Iran and the United States, which stalled in June after the election of

Beijing: Days after Pakistan declined to attend a regional security dialogue on Afghanistan hosted by India, China has also backed out of the moot, it emerged on Tuesday. Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin cited "scheduling reasons", saying it was "inconvenient" for Beijing to attend the

Glasgow: The UN climate talks entered their final week with countries still worlds apart on key issues including how rapidly the world curbs carbon emissions and how to help nations already impacted by global heating. After a week of headline announcements from host Britain on ending

Washington: The US Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving national security and the claims of three Muslim men in California who say they were illegally surveilled at their mosque by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The three men — Yassir Fazaga, imam of

Islamabad: British High Commissioner to Pakistan on Tuesday announced that Britain has added three Chinese vaccines to its fully vaccinated list. Christian Turner, in a tweet, said that good news for Pakistani travelers as UK adds Sinovac, Sinopharm and Covaxin to fully vaccinated list for inward

Male: The opposition Progressive Congress Coalition have called on the public to reflect on the state of the country today and to “come out and take back the nation”. The Coalition made this statement in a press release made in observance of Victory Day. The press

Maharashtra: A fire mishap in the Bhandara district general hospital that killed 10 newborn babies in January 2021 prompted Maharashtra government to conduct a fire audit in primary health centres, district hospitals and rural hospitals across the state. But funds to set up fire-fighting systems