The quake struck about 44 km (27 miles) from the city of Khost, near the Pakistani border, at a depth of 51 km, the U.S. Geological Survey said

Prince Mohammed is on his first tour outside the Gulf region in over three years including a visit to Jordan

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday thanked the Overseas Pakistanis for sending $57 million in a day that helped the Roshan Digital Accounts (RDA)...

The growing engagement between Indian and Taliban officials indicates that New Delhi has economic and strategic ambitions in Afghanistan and the Central Asian states, which cannot be fulfilled without establishing ties with the current Afghan rulers.

Ukraine war has become a blessing in disguise for nations seeking oil on discount as Russian forex reserves continue to gain strength.

Auto assemblers in the country will likely experience a delay in the import of CKD (Completely Knocked-Down) kits.

The cricketer posted a photo on social media sitting in a boat with his wife posing for a picture. The extreme comments even questioned her morals.

The Myanmar military has remained absolutely silent on the Rohingya citizenship issue. Despite the fact that a number of countries put a limited embargo on Myanmar's generals, such attempts have already been proven ineffective.

Through the partnership, JS Bank aims to offer businesses loans of up to Rs25 million to empower youth under its Kamyab Jawan Program. The facility would cater to an existing base of 63,000 plus sellers on the Daraz marketplace.

While striving to maintain a balanced posture in Afghanistan, we need to guard against remaining oblivious to the ground realities. When the chips are down, the Afghan Taliban will always support the TPP in its fight against Pakistan.

The five hundred incidents of violence against such a small minority is a staggering figure showcasing the dire situation of Indian Christians. The ground realities show that minority rights will be curbed even further in the future.

Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja wrote a letter to Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Bajwa, requesting the Army's help. However, it’s now a policy of the armed forces that they want to stay away from the polling stations.