UAE, Japan Defence Ministers review situation
UAE Minister of State for Defence Affairs, Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Bowardi, and Minister of Defence of Japan, Taro Kono conducted a
No politics over the border: Mayawati to BJP and Cong
Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national President Mayawati on Tuesday criticised both the BJP and the Congress
Afghan negotiations likely to be held in Doha
Based on initial agreements between the militants and the Kabul government, the intra-Afghan negotiations will be held in Doha, sources said on
Palestine slams Israel on Al-Aqsa deportation orders
As Israel issued deportation orders for Palestinian worshippers from the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, Palestine has lodged strong criticism against it. The
Heat of protests still up in the US
About 20,000 protesters participated in the “Chicago March of Justice” to demand justice for George Floyd, the unarmed African-American who died in
British MP seeks probe into Thatcher govt’s ‘role’ in Op Blue Star
British Labour Party MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi has sought an independent inquiry into the then Margaret Thatcher-led British government’s “involvement” in Operation
Nepal Endorses China’s New Law For Hong Kong
Nepal has endorsed China’s new national security law for Hong Kong even as the Western block led by the US have jointly
Terrorists Behind Kabul Bombings Held
The Afghan National Police (ANP) has arrested 17 terrorists involved in a series of bomb attacks in Kabul, the country’s Ministry of
Egypt, UAE welcome talks on Libya ceasefire
The UAE and Egypt said they welcomed an announcement that Libya’s rival factions have agreed to resume the ceasefire negotiations under the
India Hails UN report
India on Tuesday reacted to the United Nations report about the presence of 6,500 Pakistani fighters in Afghanistan, saying that it “vindicates”