Islamabad: People across Middle Eastern countries have started a campaign on social media to boycott Indian products to protest against the Assam police’s brutality against Muslims during an eviction drive. The incident drew wide condemnation after the video of the police shooting a Muslim man went

Islamabad: India has emerged as the second biggest importer of arms after Saudi Arabia beat it in the arms-buying race, whereas Pakistan is ranked at the 10th position in this respect, according to a yearbook 2021 of Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The yearbook presents

London: Friends and family have offered tributes to an 18-year-old Afghan refugee who was stabbed to death this week in southwest London. Hazrat Wali was killed after a fight broke out near Richmond upon Thames College, in Twickenham, Greater London. Wali is the 25th teenager to be

New York: Microsoft Corp., which has faced pressure from employees and shareholders over contracts with governments and law enforcement agencies, agreed to commission an independent human rights review of some of those deals. The move came in response to a June filing of a shareholder proposal

Geneva: The World Health Organisation unveiled a proposed team of scientists tasked with looking at new pathogens and preventing future pandemics — plus reviving the stalled probe into COVID-19's origins. The group of 26 experts will be charged with producing a new global framework for studies

London: The Royal Air Force is carrying out secret missions to extract Afghan translators who manage to cross the border out of Taliban-run Afghanistan, according to the Telegraph newspaper. The mission, which is understood to have started this week, could see hundreds of people who worked

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that has described the Pakistan-Iran border as a border of ‘peace and friendship’, and underlined the importance of steps taken for enhanced security on both sides. He said this while talking to Major General Mohammad Bagheri, Chief of General

New Delhi: “I was thrashed, assaulted and detained, but we are here today to state that women will not give in to any attempts to drive them into submission.” These words are from a 20-year-old student and member of the All India Students Association (AISA), who

Uttar Pradesh: A court in Uttar Pradesh denied bail to Union minister Ajay Mishra’s son Ashish Mishra in connection with the violence in Lakhimpur Kheri district on October 3, PTI reported. Eight people, including four farmers, were killed in the violence last week during a protest

New Delhi: In a sign of deteriorating relations, India and China have for the first time issued accusatory press statements after the latest round of high-level military talks over the stand-off in eastern Ladakh. Both countries have pointed fingers at each other for being obstructive. In

London: Tehreek-e-Kashmir United Kingdom will hold a protest rally outside the Indian consulate Birmingham on this Saturday 16th October 2021 to condemn the extrajudicial killings of Kashmiris by the Indian occupation forces and the arrest of over 1500 Kashmiris on false charges under black laws