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Pangong Lake bridge: Final nail in the coffin for India’s hegemonic wishes

China has been strengthening construction of infrastructure projects in Southwest China’s Tibet or Xizang Autonomous Region during recent years, as a result of the rapid economic growth in the region

PM Khan assures revolutionizing criminal justice system

The reformed system would comprise the digitalization of First Information Report (FIR), trial and appeal methods, evidence collection using electronic and digital tools, amendment in plea bargain method, and utilization of video as evidence.

‘We are homeless’: Victims of twin Afghan quakes await aid

"We lost everything that we had. We are homeless. Everything is buried under the rubble," Abdul Rahman, a survivor whose house in Qadis was damaged, told AFP late Tuesday.

Israeli police demolish Palestinian home in Sheikh Jarrah: AFP

Israeli police have evicted a Palestinian family from their home in the flashpoint East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, demolishing the dwelling in a case that has drawn international attention.

UN confirms 2021 among seven hottest years on record

The past seven years are on track to be the seven warmest ever, according to the provisional WMO State of the Global Climate 2021 report, based on data for the first nine months of the year.

Taliban PM calls for Muslim nations to recognise Afghan government

Afghanistan's acting prime minister, Mullah Hasan Akhund, on Wednesday called for international governments to officially recognise the country's Taliban administration, saying at a news conference in Kabul that all conditions had been met.

Pakistan’s economic woes put PM Khan’s future in doubt

On the brink of bankruptcy, Islamabad recently took $3 billion each from China and Saudi Arabia and $2 billion from the United Arab Emirates. But the biggest problem facing the economy is servicing nearly $127 billion in debt.

Changing times for Saudi’s once feared morality police

Since becoming Saudi Arabia's de facto leader in 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has sought to position himself as a champion of "moderate" Islam, even as his international reputation took a hit from the 2018 murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

Germany signals it could halt gas pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine

Germany signaled on Tuesday that it could halt the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from Russia if Moscow invades Ukraine, and Western nations rallied behind Kyiv over a Russian troop buildup that has stoked fears of war.

India’s S-400 missile system to be ready by April

In 2018, India and Russia signed a US$5.5 billion contract for the S-400 system, putting India at risk of US sanctions. Despite Washington's warnings, New Delhi moved forward with the purchase, arguing that it has strategic connections with both Russia and the US.

Covid-19 causes 30% spike in Pakistan’s mental illnesses

Senator Karim Khawaja, who heads the mental authority, told Anadolu Agency that around 40% of the 1,500 survey respondents have reported suffering from low to high depression after being infected with the coronavirus.

Germany, Saudi & UAE to join CPEC

As China extends a welcoming attitude toward the investment, it is believed that the CPEC would continue to attract more third-country investors