As the cost of living continues to rise and wage growth remains sluggish, citizens are left pondering ways to navigate these tumultuous financial times.

Afghanistan cannot succeed if it denies half of population right to education, says special envoy for global education

The revelation came through a heartfelt message shared on Wahab Riaz's official social media account. In the message, he conveyed his heartfelt gratitude for the invaluable opportunities he was given to represent Pakistan on the global cricketing stage.

The US should abandon its “hostile” policy if it is truly interested in dialogue, Pyongyang believes

A venue manager suggested the meet-up group fell short on “inclusivity”

Growing military ties between the two powers has triggered anxiety in Washington

Atlantic City's safety-focused business closure ordinance sparks debate on rights vs. security in high-crime areas

‘We are increasing production, will consolidate our leadership,’ says head of Russian nuclear power company

Indirect talks between Washington and Tehran to revive the nuclear agreement have stalled since last September.

After a lightning offensive as U.S.-led foreign forces were withdrawing after 20 years of inconclusive war, the Taliban entered the capital on Aug. 15, 2021, as the U.S.-backed president, Ashraf Ghani, fled and the Afghan security forces, set up with years of Western support, disintegrated.

The aircraft's graceful landing at Skardu International Airport was met with a water cannon salute, underscoring the significance of this milestone.

In his Independence Day speech, the Indian leader addressed internal challenges and outlined his vision for the country's growth