Pakistan over relying on sedition laws to crush dissent
Pakistan has more than 4,600 prisoners on death row, one of the world’s largest populations facing execution. Those on death row are
Beijing hopes Turkey will support its actions in Xinjiang
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Wang Wenbin during a press briefing on Thursday said that he has met Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu
Baloch groups unite to take on Pak forces
Numerous nationalist organisations in Balochistan have taken to arms against the Pakistan government, military and intelligence agencies….writes Rahul Kumar Two Baloch nationalist
Crisis in Kazakhstan – a seismic event in Central Asia
This horrific incident has an important message for other countries of Central Asia as well as India. They need to significantly expand
1 dead, 8 still trapped in China’s flooded power station
Some buildings and vehicles around the power station were also flooded, and a section of a nearby national highway was cut off….reports
Taliban not ready to accept Pak demands on TTP
Islamabad believed that tackling the banned TTP group would help the interim government establish its credentials in the eyes of the world
Afghan women take to street, demand govt jobs
The protesters also released a resolution which comprised five points — allowing females to work; women’s meaningful inclusion in the government’s decision-making
Pakistan seeks ‘peace’ with India
As per the new security policy details, Pakistan will be looking forward to having more deliberations and engagements with New Delhi over
Panjshir Resistance, Taliban talks end without result
The Islamic Emirate delegates led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi visited Iran on Saturday and returned to Kabul on Monday….report
‘Afghanistan’s future lies in Pakistan hands’
Pakistan’s role holds importance because of the extent of support the Taliban receive from Islamabad in the past, which is considered as