US sees ‘systemic’ war crimes by Russia in Ukraine

Van Schaack declined to say specifically if Russian President Vladimir Putin could be prosecuted for war crimes in Ukraine.

Russia calls on Turkey to show ‘restraint’ in Syria

Turkey on Sunday launched a series of air raids targeting bases of outlawed Kurdish militants across northern Syria and Iraq.

US journalist wearing rainbow shirt stopped from entering World Cup stadium

Journalist said his phone was taken off when he posted about this incident.

Erdogan threatens ground operation into Syria

Washington expressed its condolences over the loss of civilian life in Syria and Turkey and urged a de-escalation in Syria.

I am called a match-fixer on Pakistan’s social media: Wasim Akram

In his latest interview with the international global media outlet Wide World of Sports, he spoke about the match-fixing allegations. Akram said that these allegations urged him to write his biography ‘Sultan: A Memoir.’

Trail 3 in Islamabad closed after leopard was spotted

Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) Captain (r) Muhammad Usman, has directed the relevant authorities to take measures to protect the citizens.

Several Beijing districts shut schools as Covid-19 cases rise in China

China is fighting numerous Covid-19 flare-ups, from Zhengzhou in central Henan province to Chongqing in the southwest and for Sunday.

FIFA says 2.95 million World Cup tickets sold

The start of the World Cup has led to a surge of interest in the 64 matches over 29 days despite negative publicity over Qatar's hosting.

Iran arrests two top actors who removed headscarves: state media

Authorities in the Islamic republic describe the protests as "riots" and accuse the country's Western foes of fomenting them.

Qatar invites Zakir Naik to preach Islam during FIFA World Cup

Qatar has already banned the sale of alcohol in the stadiums and placed dress code restrictions for the spectators coming from outside Qatar.

Oil prices dropped to two-month lows

Oil prices dropped to near two-month lows on Monday, sliding around $1 a barrel, as supply fears receded while concerns over fuel demand from China and U.S. dollar strength weighed on prices.

Biden turns 80, but White House in no mood for a party

Just a day earlier, the Biden family hosted a large-scale fete at the White House -- the wedding of Biden's granddaughter Naomi, which was closed to the press.
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