New Delhi: Ex Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of India, SY Qureshi, has expressed concern over the growing trend of hate speeches saying that the politics of hate accelerates with the start of election activities in the country. Qureshi during a media interview in New Delhi regretted
Addis Ababa: Negotiations between the Ethiopian government and the rebel authorities in Tigray aimed at finding a peaceful resolution to their devastating two-year conflict were continuing. According to a top diplomat, the talks led by the African Union began last Tuesday in South Africa, the first
Seoul: North Korea’s Foreign Ministry criticized the United States (US) for expanding joint military exercises with South Korea that it claims are practice for a potential invasion, and it warned Tuesday of “more powerful follow-up measures” in response. The statement from the ministry came as the
Doha: Unpaid wages dominate a growing number of complaints by migrant workers in Qatar, the International Labour Organization (ILO) said Tuesday. The International Labour Organization said the number of worker complaints more than doubled in a year to 34,425 with the launch of a new online
The Hague: The International Criminal Court gave its chief prosecutor the go ahead signal to continue investigation into atrocities committed in Afghanistan, saying Kabul “showed no interest” in a domestic probe. The deposed Afghan government in early 2020 asked the Hague-based ICC to pause its investigation
Mogadishu: Over 100 people were killed and 300 injured in two car bombs that exploded outside the education ministry in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, the country's president said in a statement. "Our people who were massacred
Islamabad: Pakistan strongly rejected India’s baseless propaganda directed against Pakistan at the meeting of UN Counter Terrorism Committee (CTC), held in Mumbai. Foreign Ministry statement said, it is regrettable that India chose to misuse an important Committee of the UNSC to mislead the international community about
Gujarat: Indian opposition parties slammed RSS-backed Modi government over the collapse of Morbi bridge killing atleast 141 people while 177 people were rescued. Morbi bridge collapse is one of the worst accidents in India in recent years. The British-era bridge had reopened for the public after
New Delhi: India's right-wing boycott trendsetters didn't spare Cadbury — one of the world's leading multinational confectionery companies — on social media after it claimed to have used gelatin in their products which were "derived from beef", hurting sentiments of devotees as a result. Boycotts based
Toronto: Around 8000 Sikhs participated in “1984 Sikh Genocide” Remembrance Truck and Car Rally was organized by the secessionist group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) which at one point brought the traffic to standstill and blocked the highways in Toronto. The main highway and dozens of linked