New York: After shocking the world with the announcement of their divorce after 27 years of marriage, Bill and Melinda Gates said that they would continue to work together at the foundation. However, the upcoming divorce has raised questions about the future of their hugely

London: Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is to publish a children’s book called The Bench, publisher Random House Children’s Books said. The book, about the relationship between a father and son, is based on her husband Prince Harry and the couple’s child Archie. The book is the

We are pleased to announce that LIPR Ambassador of Peace from Azerbaijan Mr. Vahid Aliyev has been awarded a Commendation Certificate for his role in highlighting Human Rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). This certificate was awarded to Vahid Aliyev by Oxford

New York: The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) President Volkan Bozkir will be visiting Pakistan this month on the invitation of the government. He last visited Pakistan in August 2020. Addressing a press conference at UN Headquarters, the president said that during his upcoming trip to

Naqoura: After a nearly six-month pause, Lebanon and Israel resumed indirect talks with US mediation over their disputed maritime border. The resumption comes after a new US administration took over. Lebanon has sunk deeper into it economic and financial crisis that started in late 2019 a

London: Two members of an Indian delegation for this week's G7 London meeting have tested positive for coronavirus, throwing the future of the summit in danger. The UK government confirmed the Indians had tested positive for coronavirus after rapid tests. It’s understood that the delegation members arrived

New Delhi: No one has expected that Narendra Modi-led fascist Indian regime could stoop so low to relabel the oxygen containers donated by Saudi Arabia with a trademark of a local company to hide the fact from its masses that a Muslim country has helped

New Delhi: Renowned Indian author, Arundhati Roy, has urged the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, to step aside as he is not capable of steering the country out of the situation caused by the coronavirus. Arundhati Roy in an appeal to Narendra Modi said hundreds of

Yangon: Myanmar's junta-controlled media announced a ban on satellite television receivers, saying outside broadcasts threatened national security and threatening to jail anyone caught violating the measure. With mobile internet access largely cut off in a bid to quell anti-junta protests since the Feb. 1 coup, Myanmar