London: Prince Harry, despite his desire to get back home to Meghan, has reportedly made up his mind to prolong his stay in the UK for his grandmother's 95th birthday and better relationship with his family. When the Duke of Sussex booked a ticket to the

London: Global CO2 emissions from energy are seen rising nearly 5% this year, suggesting the economic rebound from COVID-19 could be "anything but sustainable" for the climate, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday. The IEA's Global Energy Review 2021 predicted carbon dioxide emissions would rise

London: Britain imposed its strictest travel curbs on India after an explosion of coronavirus cases there, hours after Prime Minister Boris Johnson called off a trip to New Delhi. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that effective from 0300 GMT on Friday, India was being added to

Yangon: Security forces in Myanmar used violence against demonstrators who sought to celebrate last week’s formation of a shadow government to serve as an alternative to the military junta that has held power since a February coup. Myanmar media and posts on social networks said the

Boao: Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday called for a rejection of hegemonic power structures in global governance, amid growing tensions between Washington and Beijing over a widening range of issues including alleged human rights abuses. Speaking at the annual Boao Forum for Asia, Xi criticised

Dubai: The participants in Marib’s first conference for Human Rights urged the inclusion of Houthi militia as a terrorist organization due to their war crimes, state news agency Saba New reported. Marib’s governor Abd Rabbo Moftah said the city hosts 3 million people, with over two

New Delhi: Ahead of next month’s proposed India-European Union summit in Portugal, European Parliament’s foreign affairs committee has called for both sides to work closely but also expressed concern over the “deteriorating human rights situation in India”. On April 13, the foreign affairs committee of the

Islamabad: The treasury and opposition members of the National Assembly joined hands to pass two human rights related bills for Islamabad. Both the Islamabad Capital Territory Senior Citizens Bill and the Domestic Violence (Prevention and Protection) Bill 2020 were moved by human rights minister Dr Shireen

Dubai: Pakistan urged the Taliban to remain engaged in the Afghan peace process after the armed group said it would now shun summits about Afghanistan until all foreign forces leave. The decision was taken after the United States said last week it would withdraw all troops