Zelensky says US aid not ‘charity’ on triumphant US visit

"Your money is not charity. It's an investment in the global security and democracy that we handle in the most responsible way," Zelensky said.

Picture of Messi lifting trophy garners 68 million likes and counting

Picture of Argentina star Lionel Messi lifting the FIFA World Cup Qatar trophy in 2022 has become the most liked picture by any sportsperson with 68 million likes and counting

Morocco team, Atlas Lions, receives heroic welcome in Morocco

It ended up fourth in the tournament. The team received humongous support from across the Muslim world.

India’s central bank governor warned of Crypto causing next global financial crisis

India's central bank governor warned Wednesday that cryptocurrency markets risked causing the next global financial crisis, saying the recent collapse of FTX was proof of the sector's "inherent risks".

Morocco King invites Moroccan team with mothers for reception

The team was invited to the reception at Rabat Palace. Pictures of the reception are making rounds on social media.

Germany calls on China to use its influence on Russia to end war in Ukraine

End to war in Ukraine is in interest of both Europe, China, German president tells Chinese counterpart in phone call

Christmas preparations at peak across Pakistan

A number of stalls and Christmas trees have been set up, where the majority of the Christian community resides.

Musk claims US government paid Twitter millions to censor info

Newly released docs show how the social media giant helped the US military “to amplify certain messages”

Putin sets priorities for security services

The situation in Russia’s new regions remains “extremely complicated," president observes

Pakistan ‘disappointed’ but still wants Taliban engagement

"I'm disappointed by the decision that was taken today," Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on a visit to Washington.

Ukraine’s Zelensky plans US visit in first trip abroad since war began

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told members of Congress in a letter that they should be in attendance on Wednesday evening "for a very special focus on democracy."

Eye-for-an-eye sharia justice returns to Afghan courts

Under eye-for-eye sharia punishments, officially ordered by the Taliban's supreme leader for the first time last month, he faces public execution -- with the sentence to be carried out by a relative of his victim.