New Delhi: Activist Sharjeel Imam has approached the Delhi High Court seeking bail in two cases citing the May 11 Supreme Court order that has temporarily stayed proceedings in sedition cases, Bar and Bench reported. Imam filed an application before the High Court on May

Cape Town: Parts of South Africa are still reeling nearly a month after heavy rains and catastrophic floods wracked the coastal city of Durban and surrounding areas, killing hundreds of people and destroying thousands of homes. Now, scientists say the extreme rainfall was worsened by

Nairobi: Somalia, which is due to elect a new president on Sunday, is a fragile Horn of Africa nation that has been battling an Islamist insurgency for over a decade and now faces a fresh threat of famine as a severe drought takes hold. Here are

London: Russia has probably lost around a third of the ground forces it deployed to Ukraine and its offensive in the Donbas region "has lost momentum and fallen significantly behind schedule", British military intelligence said. "Despite small-scale initial advances, Russia has failed to achieve substantial territorial

Colombo: Sri Lanka was set to form a new cabinet on Monday as bitter political rivals make common cause to tackle a worsening economic crisis after last week's deadly violence, party leaders said. Protestors remained camped outside President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's residence demanding that he resign meanwhile,

Beirut: Lebanese voted  in the first parliamentary election since the country's economic collapse, with many saying they hoped to deal a blow to ruling politicians they blame for the crisis even if the odds of major change appear slim. The election is seen as a test

Stuttgart, Germany: Agriculture ministers from the Group of Seven industrialised nations on Saturday condemned India's decision to ban unapproved wheat exports after the country was hit by a punishing heatwave. "If everyone starts to impose export restrictions or close markets, that would worsen the crisis," German

Srinagar: The Human Rights Watch report 2022 has completely exposed Indian real face in front of the world community by highlighting the Indian authority’s repressive laws to silence critics by curbing freedom of expression of minorities especially Christians and Muslims. Hindu mobs beat up Christian, Muslims

Srinagar: The Gupkar Alliance, a five party grouping in Kashmir sought to counter the BJP on its claim that after the repeal of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir has seen development, peace, jobs and investments. Stating this was nothing but a “bunch of lies”, the alliance

London: The so-called delimitation process initiated and concluded by the radical-Hindu fascist military regime in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) is aimed at cementing settler colonialism in the UN-designated disputed territory, a UK-based leader said. “Let there be no confusion that Kashmiris in IIOJK