Pakistan, Afghanistan set up committee on Durand line
During high-level meetings between Pakistan NSA and Taliban leadership, the issue of Durand Line remained as one of the primary points of
2 Christian priests shot dead in broad daylight in Pakistan
Two attackers on a motorcycle opened fire on the car on the city’s ring-road, killing Pastor William Siraj (75 yrs) instantly, said
Baloch situation turning from bad to worse
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Abdul Qudoos Bizenjo and Balochistan Assembly Speaker Mir Jan Muhammad Khan Jamali condemned the incident and described it
Taliban rule downsize women journalists, media outlets
According to the data, Peshgam and Rah-i-Farda TV channels carried out major downsizing of women staff members. Earlier, 15 female staffers worked
One-child policy giving nightmares to CCP
Many Chinese men in their twenties and early thirties seem to have simply given up on life….reports Asian Lite News The falling
Modi wants to set new goals for India-Israel mutual cooperation
Modi expressed his confidence that India-Israel friendship will continue to set new records of mutual cooperation in the coming decades….reports Asian Lite
Press freedom at stake in Pakistan
The report went on to say that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, not only several journalists lost their lives, but it also
Afghans must find solutions, not foreigners: Karzai
The former President suggested that the Afghans must find a solution to the existing conditions of the country instead of waiting for
Taliban reopening Afghan universities
A total of 150 public universities across Afghanistan will finally be reopened after they were closed following the country’s takeover by the
TAPI project soon to be back on track: Taliban
The Taliban say that the practical work of the TAPI project will begin in the near future and all the preliminary work