Ishaq Dar wins defamation case in UK over corruption charges

Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Ishaq Dar has won a defamation case filed against a private TV channel with a court in the United Kingdom over false allegations of money laundering.

US getting progressively weaker – Iran

Tehran must be ready to “take advantage” of the shift in global power, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in a speech to officials

Israel ‘alarmed’ by Iran comments from top US general – Axios

Senior Israeli officials have questioned whether Washington would tolerate Iranian nuclear weapons

Russia deeply concerned over violence at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Moscow urges UN Secretary-General to prepare analysis on initial reasons for latest spiral of violence, recommendations for restoration of peace

Israel has crossed a “red line”: President Erdogan

"Turkey cannot stay silent in the face of these attacks. Trampling on the Al-Aqsa mosque is our red line," Erdogan said during a dinner for those breaking daytime fasting, a practice for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Putin accuses Western spies of role in ‘terror attacks’ in Russia

Putin spoke at a meeting of the Kremlin's security council dedicated to ensuring law and order in four Ukrainian territories he claimed to have annexed last year.

Netizens give hilarious replies to Ahsan Iqbal on how to make Pakistan better

His tweet garnered interesting and mixed responses from social media users. Some gave very serious suggestions while others criticized the minister and other posted hilarious comments.

Mandatory for Gujranwala schools to teach achievements of Pakistan Army

Few days back, an image of the notification made rounds on social media that claimed that the notification instructs schools in Gujranwala to teach the students about the achievements of the Pakistan Army.

Nawaz calls Parliament to assert its supremacy

Speaking to reporters in London, Sharif argued that the survival of the country depended on the strength of its democratic institutions, and criticized the ongoing “drama” of ousting elected governments.

US planning North Korea ‘countermeasures’ with Asian allies

Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo will meet to consider ways to respond to alleged “provocations” by the DPRK

US House speaker meets Taiwan president despite Beijing’s threats

The meeting outside Los Angeles comes on what is technically a stopover for President Tsai Ing-wen, after her two-country trip in Latin America to visit Taiwan's few remaining official allies.

Soaring prices dampen UK Ramadan celebrations

England and Wales are home to nearly four million Muslims, and just under 40 percent of them live in the most deprived areas, according to census data released last year.