New York: US President Joe Biden is pledging a new path for the nation after Donald Trump’s four years in office. That starts with confronting a pandemic that has killed 400,000 Americans and extends to sweeping plans on health care, education, immigration and more. But for most

Islamabad: Pakistan has urged the media in Turkey to play their role in spotlighting various issues related to Kashmir and, in particular, the tales of “half-widows” and prisoners. Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir Chairman Shehryar Afridi while addressing said his government is “employing modern media tools to

Geneva: The U.N. special envoy for Syria announced that the next round of talks toward revising the war-battered country's constitution will start in Geneva on January 25 and urged the parties to move to actual drafting. Geir Pedersen told the U.N. Security Council he views the

London: Member of British Parliament, James Daly in a letter to Tim Davie, Director General of BBC Broadcasting House, has expressed his gratitude and appreciation over the release of Jammu and Kashmir map depicting it as a disputed territory. In the letter titled ‘Map of the

Washington: Soon after taking charge as the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, Joe Biden issued orders to reverse a number of Donald Trump’s divisive policies including returning to global health body, joining climate pact and rescinding Muslim ban. Standing on the steps of

New York: Pakistan’s representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Munir Akram on Thursday has said that newly-elected president of United States (US), Joe Biden has brought changes to the policies of former president Donald Trump. In a statement, the Pakistan’s UN representative has felicitated Joe Biden

Ankara: Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Yousef al-Othaimeen, held talks Wednesday with Afghan Foreign Minister Haneef Atmar on the reconciliation process in Afghanistan. In a statement, the Jeddah-based organization said the discussions tackled the country's peace process and forms of support that the