According to details, the Italian state channel Rai 1 will air the documentary in three parts. The first part has already been aired on 28th December. However, the second part will air on 30th December, meanwhile, the final part is scheduled for 4th January 2022. 

Riyadh and Tehran have been bitter foes for decades, taking opposing sides in a range of regional conflicts, including in Yemen where Saudi Arabia leads a military coalition against Iran-backed Huthi rebels. However, the Saudi monarch appeared to soften his hawkish tone towards Iran.

Pakistan on Tuesday issued visas to 250 Indian pilgrims to visit a prominent Hindu temple complex in Punjab's Chakwal district. The pilgrims would visit Shree Katas Raj Temples, also known as Qila Katas or complex of Katas Temples

The Federal Cabinet gave approval for the much controversial supplementary finance bill. Later today, the bill will be presented to the National Assembly. If passed, the mini-budget will abolish several tax exemptions, leading to an increase in prices of 150 items.

A cursory look into various constitutions endorses the same for example the US guarantees freedom of speech to every citizen under the First Amendment to Constitution 1787 however imposes Restrictions on incitement, defamation, fraud, and obscenity,

Iran does not recognise arch-rival Israel as a state and prohibits contact between athletes from the two countries.

Pakistani actress Zarnish Khan posted videos on her Instagram account of her dancing at a wedding event. However, social media users slammed her for being too bold. The actress then hit back at a social media user who disapproved of her dance performance.

Energy prices soared in 2021. With gas, oil, coal, electricity, and carbon all shooting higher in large part. Owing to a resurgence of geopolitical tensions between producers and consumers.

French President Emmanuel Macron features on cover of this year's report due to his policies, say co-editors

The formation of Pakistan's first Hindu Temple Management Committee is indeed a welcoming move. The committee will be instrumental in resolving the issues of the Pakistani Hindu community and will act as a bridge between the non-Muslim population and the state.

Pakistan’s fear of strategic encirclement by a hostile Indian and anti-Pakistan government in Kabul is a sound threat, substantiated facts from history. However, the current discourse is flawed in two ways; first, India is not the crucial factor in this assessment of encirclement;

It was time for the right-wing group of leaders in BJP and Shiv Sena, as well as PM Mrs. Indira Gandhi’s majoritarian politics. Some of them could hardly cover themselves with the fig leaf of secularism. The right-wing Hindutva groups were not just unabashed.