Russia won’t play by ‘rules’ invented by anyone – Putin

The country’s “former partners” have been “manically” destroying international law and communication channels, the Russian president has said

Heavy battles in Sudan despite latest truce

Black clouds rose over the capital Khartoum in fresh fighting and the United Nations reported bitter urban battles in the war-ravaged Darfur region where scores were reported dead.

Kim Jong Un’s sister says US-S. Korea plan risks ‘serious danger’

The United States and South Korea vowed this week that North Korea would face a nuclear response and the "end" of the leadership there should it use its own nukes against the allies, as the two countries' presidents met in Washington.

Biden to get roasted at White House journalists’ dinner

The ritual is a landmark on the US capital's social calendar and once again takes place in the same Hilton Hotel where Ronald Reagan was shot and nearly killed by John Hinckley Jr in 1981, as he left from delivering a speech to trade unions.

Hate crime suspected in arson attacks on Minneapolis mosques

Arson attacks at two Minneapolis mosques leave Muslim community fearful. Suspect charged with second-degree arson.

Trump’s return to politics and the spectre of the travel ban

Donald Trump vows to reinstate the controversial travel ban on citizens of Islamic nations if he is elected president in 2024.

Pakistan’s first female architect Yasmeen Lari receives UK’s prestigious medal

Royal Gold Medal is one of the world’s most prestigious accolades for architecture. The medal is personally approved by the monarch and is awarded to people or groups who have made significant contributions to the advancement of architecture.

JUI-F firmly against talks with PTI: Fazl

The JUI-F was firmly against having talks with the PTI and that was why it would not become part of the coalition government’s team for negotiations, if any, held under the initiative of the Senate chairman, he said while talking to the media.

Two US military helicopters crash in Alaska

The incident marks the second serious mishap this year involving Apache gunships in the northern US state

Russia-India trade surges

Exports of Russian goods topped $40 billion for the first time

India arms Hindu village militias to combat Kashmir rebels

India has more than half a million soldiers permanently stationed in the parts of Muslim-majority Kashmir it controls, as the Hindu nationalist government presses a bid to crush a decades-long insurgency.

Obama to spotlight US workers in Netflix documentary

"I'm excited to share the trailer for 'Working,'" Obama tweeted.