Islamabad: Pakistan has urged the international community to hold India accountable for its grave human rights violations in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), saying the situation “warranted investigations under international scrutiny”. The Foreign Office in a statement said India continued to brutalize the

Brussels: The Kashmir issue is not getting the attention it needs from the world, said a former member of the European Parliament at a seminar in Brussels that called on the international community to not allow India to change the territorial status and population ratio

Beijing: Despite China and India having channels to discuss disengagement in remaining regions, China should beware of ‘nationalistic’ manipulation in India, following media concerns over the China-India border issue a year after the Galwan Valley clash, experts said. On June 15 last year, the border spat

New York: Iran regained its vote in the UN General Assembly after the United States enabled Tehran to use funds frozen in South Korea to pay some $16 million it owed to the world body. Iran lost its vote in the 193-member General Assembly in January

West Bengal: Despite new laws to combat the problem, a rape is reported every 15 minutes, leaving victims and families crying out for justice It was a historic day for women in India. Mamata Banerjee and her party won a spectacular election victory in West Bengal,

London: The revelation of crores of rupees of funding from the UK to Indian Hindu extremists in the name of charity has caused a stir in the UK and India. According to a Channel 4 report, the Siva International Charity in the British city of Leicester

 Vienna: Iran accused the UN nuclear agency of having taken "a counterproductive approach" after its head said Tehran had not clarified queries over possible undeclared nuclear activity. Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) voiced concern in a report to its members that Iran had

Riyadh: The Saudi-led coalition fighting Iran-linked Huthi rebels in Yemen said it had stopped carrying out attacks there in order to pave the way for a peaceful settlement. The statement comes amid growing diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire agreement after more than six years of devastating

Riyadh: Saudi women can now live on their own without requiring the consent of their father or male guardian after a new legal amendment by the Kingdom, according to media reports. Now, Saudi legal authorities removed paragraph (b) from Article 169 of the "Law of Procedure