ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has reached out to the US and Canada over Indian role in orchestrating the assassinations of two Pakistani citizens within its borders last year. A senior Pakistani diplomat disclosed that this was done for sharing information with the two countries, who had also been
WASHINGTON: Denouncing India for organizing celebration of its Republic Day in Jammu and Kashmir, Ghulam Nabi Fai, a prominent Kashmiri leader, said that New Delhi has “no legal, moral or constitutional authority” to do so on a territory which is not its integral part. In
LONDON: Britain's King Charles went into hospital on Friday to have planned treatment to address an enlarged prostate, Buckingham Palace said, joining his daughter-in-law Kate who is recovering from surgery. The king was pictured arriving with his wife Queen Camilla at the private London Clinic in
BEIJING: China's State Council Information Office released a white paper titled "China's Legal Framework and Measures for Counterterrorism", Xinhua reported. Besides the preface and conclusion, the white paper consists of five parts: "An Improving Legal Framework for Counterterrorism," "Clear Provisions for the Determination and Punishment of
LONDON: Asylum-seekers in the United Kingdom (UK) have been left frightened and upset after the Home Office mistakenly sent official letters warning of their imminent deportation to Rwanda, The Guardian reported. Sources in the Home Office admitted to sending out the letters in error, leading some
UNITED NATIONS: Following religious clashes sparked by the opening this week of a controversial Hindu temple in India, Pakistan has urged the United Nations to take action for the protection of Islamic sites in the country. Pakistan’s UN envoy Munir Akram shared the plea during an
ACCRA: The British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum will give back gold and silver artifacts looted during colonial times from Ghana’s Asante royal court, the museums and the palace said. The Ghana agreement for a long-term loan of the items comes as international momentum
WASHINGTON: The US President Joe Biden secured a victory in the Democrat party's primary voting in New Hampshire, despite his absence as chairman of the party Ray Buckley termed the win "overwhelming". "Despite President Biden’s absence from the ballot, Granite Staters still turned out in robust
GENEVA: The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm, raising concerns about a potential global pandemic known as 'Disease X' that could be 20 times more menacing than the current COVID-19 crisis. During a recent session at the World Economic Forum, global health leaders and
GAZA: Israeli air strikes and ground operations were focused Thursday on the city of Khan Yunis, where the UN said nine people were killed by tank shelling at one of its shelters the day before. Israel's relentless military offensive and invasion has killed at least 25,700