China says more Indian troops at Himalayan border won’t ease tensions
China believes that India’s move to add more troops at their disputed border is “not conducive to easing tensions”, a foreign ministry spokesperson said on…
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International Women’s Day Being Celebrated Today
International Women’s day is being celebrated across the world today (Friday) with plenty of special events being organised in Pakistan as well. Prime Minister Shehbaz…
Five Pakistanis executed in Saudi Arabia
Saudi authorities have executed five expatriates after they were convicted of raiding a company and killing a guard. The convicts, Pakistani nationals, had attacked the…
Cairo truce talks at an impasse as Ramazan looms
Talks on a ceasefire and prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas were at an impasse on Wednesday, as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepened and…
Israel’s illegal West Bank settlement plans face global condemnation
Israel’s plan to build thousands of new homes in the occupied West Bank is facing widespread condemnation from several countries, including some of Tel Aviv’s…
India’s Modi to visit Kashmir, first time since special status cut
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit India-held Kashmir — for the first time since the territory’s semi-autonomy was removed in 2019. He…
Peru’s prime minister steps down after alleged audio leak
Peruvian Prime Minister Alberto Otarola said on Tuesday he had tendered his resignation after an audio recording came out over the weekend purporting to be…
Pakistan asks UNSC to make Afghan govt cut off ties with TTP
Owing to increased cross-border attacks by the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in recent months, Pakistan has sought the United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) support to…
US welcomes productive, peaceful talks on Kashmir between India, Pakistan
Washington would welcome “productive and peaceful talks” between India and Pakistan on Kashmir, but the pace, scope, and character of any dialogue is a matter…
Palestinian Canadians sue Foreign Minister Joly over arms exports to Israel
A lawsuit was filed Tuesday in federal court in Canada to force Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly to stop issuing export permits for military goods…