Asia must not become theatre of tensions induced from without or within, says Prime Minister Imran Khan

Jalrez district police chief surrenders to Taliban along with 35 security forces, official says

 Soviet-built MiG-21 aircraft was on routine training sortie, says Indian Air Force

Several people also injured in explosion in Chaman city near Afghanistan border

The lawsuit argues that McDonald's spent approximately $1.6 billion on television ads in the United States in 2019 but only 0.31 percent of that went to Black-owned media, thus arguing against the economic discrimination against African-American companies by big corporations.

The rising power of China as a rival for leadership in Asia and the powder keg of nuclear-armed North Korea loom over the talks.

The two sides argue whether calling the Israeli state out with "deep pockets" and "controlling" the media should be considered from a present perspective of Israeli oppression, or from a historical perspective where Jews were discriminated against using these very words.

"The plaintiffs," Justice Edward Belobaba also ruled, "have established that the shooting down of Flight 752 by the defendants was an act of terrorism."

'Palestinian-Israeli conflict has escalated to its most severe state,' says China's UN envoy

Russian Embassy slammed UK's major headline on the Israel-Palestine issue as fake news as the story gained international traction. The State embassy labeled the story as dangerous and irresponsible.

India's former national security advisor says political ambitions of Israeli politicians worsening situation in Palestine

After 11 days of Israeli aggression, an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire between Hamas and Israel took effect early Friday.