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Islamabad: Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari thanked the countries who stayed away from participation in the G20 tourism meeting in Srinagar. “I salute to China, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and other countries who rejected the Indian invitation to participate in the G20 tourism meeting in the Illegally
Moscow: The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service chief has accused the US of training Daesh/ISIS terrorists to carry out sabotage and terrorist attacks in Syria and Russia. Sergey Naryshkin claimed at the XI International Meeting of High Representatives in Charge of Security Issues in the Moscow region
New Delhi: Evictions and demolitions have intensified in New Delhi and other cities hosting G20-related events rendering several people homeless, activists have said. At a public hearing in New Delhi, civil society and community members shared accounts of the evictions and anti-encroachment drives. The hearing was
United Nations: The United States announced at a U.N. conference on Wednesday nearly $524 million in additional humanitarian aid for the Horn of Africa that aims to put a spotlight on the extreme effects of climate change and the worst drought in the region in
Fahad Ali Since BJP came to power, communalism has reached high pitch and unfortunately the focus of hatred is directed towards Muslims. Initially increase in wave of communalism was attributed to the failure of secularist policies followed by the then dominant political Congress Party that consequently faced
United Nations: The world is failing to protect civilians as the number of people caught up in conflicts and their humanitarian aftershocks skyrocketed last year, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said. In 2022, the United Nations tallied a 53 percent increase in civilian deaths compared to the
Khartoum: Artillery fire could be heard in parts of Khartoum and warplanes flew overhead, residents said, though an internationally monitored ceasefire appeared to have brought some respite from heavy fighting in the Sudanese capital. Night-time airstrikes were reported in at least one area after the ceasefire
Beijing: Russia's prime minister signed a set of agreements with China on Wednesday during a trip to Beijing, describing bilateral ties at an unprecedented high, despite disapproval from the West of their relationship as the war in Ukraine dragged on. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin – the
Berlin: In a surprising development in the ongoing debate over the future of Adolf Hitler's birth house, the Austrian government has announced to utilise the controversial building for human rights training for police officers. The house, located in Braunau am Inn near the German border, was
United Nations: Pakistan spotlighted in the UN Security Council the desperate plight of Kashmiri people under Indian military occupation and slammed India for convening a G20 meeting in restive Kashmir in an attempt to project “normalcy” in the disputed territory. Speaking during a debate on ensuring
New York: The United Nations Interim Force for Abyei, UNISFA Acting Head of Mission/Force Commander, Major General Benjamin Sawyerr has applauded officers and soldiers of the Pakistani Battalion for continually serving with resilience and unwavering mettle in UNISFA despite the vulnerabilities and challenges of climatic
Colombo: The discovery came a day after a preliminary probe by the Chinese transport ministry concluded that all those on board had died. The Lu Peng Yuan Yu 028 overturned on May 16, with 17 Chinese, 17 Indonesians and five Filipinos on board within Australia's vast