Islamabad: Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie, who is also an envoy for the UNHCR, recently debuted on Instagram for the sake of displaced Afghans after the Taliban takeover and promised to amplify their voices. However, writer and columnist Fatima Bhutto, who was also born in Kabul, has

Dubai: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) have suspended the visa-on-arrival facility for passengers who are arriving from or have been in India in the past 14 days, says Etihad Airways. The Abu Dhabi-headquartered airline, which is the second flag carrier of the UAE, said in a

Islamabad: Pakistan Wednesday strongly condemned the unjust demolition of ancient Bilal Mosque in BJP-ruled Haryana by Indian authorities in consort with pliant judiciary under the BJP-RSS regime. In a statement, Foreign Office Spokesperson Asim Iftikhar Ahmad said that the Hindutva driven BJP-RSS combines perpetual targeting of

New Delhi: As the world is witnessing the violence and bloodshed unfolding in Afghanistan, Afghan nationals who fled the war-torn country years ago to live a better life are demanding refugee status in India. Afghan refugees living in Delhi protested outside the office of United Nations

New The brutal thrashing of a 25-year-old bangle seller in Indore on Monday, 23 August, is not an isolated event. This attack was a result of a communal campaign pushed by Hindutva groups on different social media platforms that calls for an economic boycott of

Muzaffarabad: Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President Sardar Masood Khan has called upon European nations to play their role towards warding off the danger posed to peace and security of the region due to the unresolved Kashmir conflict. In a letter to 16 Members of the

Madrid: Climate change has made extreme rainfall events of the kind that sent lethal torrents of water hurtling through parts of Germany and Belgium last month at least 20% more likely to happen in the region, scientists said Tuesday. The downpour was likely made heavier by

Geneva: The UN rights chief voiced grave concern Tuesday at the situation in Afghanistan after the Taliban swept into power, saying their treatment of women would mark a "fundamental red line". Speaking before an emergency session on Afghanistan, Michelle Bachelet urged the Taliban to honour commitments

Nairobi: The United States imposed new sanctions over Ethiopia’s deadly Tigray conflict as hundreds of thousands of people face famine conditions under a government blockade the US has called a siege and fighting spreads into other parts of the country. The Treasury Department in a statement

London: Thousands of climate change demonstrators thronged central London as environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion held a new round of protests, promising two weeks of disruption. Protesters were greeted with a large police presence as they converged on Trafalgar Square in the heart of the British