Qatar committed to just settlement of Palestinian issue

Qatar's foreign minister on Thursday met with an official of the Palestinian movement Fatah in Doha to review bilateral relations and other issues of...

Protests in Islamabad over killing of Pakistani Hindus in India

Several thousand members of the Hindu faith in Pakistan on Thursday gathered in Islamabad to stage a protest against the killing of 11 members...

Adiala Jail has 257% more prisoners than sanctioned capacity: report

Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail is packed beyond capacity, housing over 5,000 inmates, far more than its existing capacity of a little over 2,000, ARY News...

Op-ed: Nawaz Sharif has strong words, but weak credibility

Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, through a video link, roared like a lion from the safety of his London residence in his speech to the...

PM Imran expands outreach with Arabic, Turkish social media accounts

Prime Minister Imran Khan has launched a new Twitter handle @ArabicIk to put out news and information about the PM in the Arabic language,...

SC orders government to make APS Judicial Commission report public

The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Friday ordered to make the Army Public School (APS) Judicial Commission Report public. The court also directed the...

Russia dismisses US threats on Iran cooperation

Russia on Thursday dismissed the threat of US sanctions and attempts to isolate Iran, saying it intended to trade with Tehran once a UN...

‘Enough is enough’: China attacks US at Security Council

China on Thursday lashed out at the United States at a high-level UN meeting over its criticism on the coronavirus, with its envoy declaring,...

Kashmiri photojournalist Masrat Zahra wins Mackler prize

Kashmiri photojournalist Masrat Zahra on Thursday received the Peter Mackler prize for courageous and ethical journalism, for her coverage of women impacted by decades...

Here are 7 reasons why your child should study in the UK

From world-class teaching and research, to critical thinking skills and practical work placements, the UK transforms international students into some of the world’s most...

Op-ed: India one of the major players in Afghanistan’s domestic and foreign affairs

India’s presence in the recently commenced intra-Afghan peace talks signals that she wants to play a meaningful role in a post war Afghanistan. However,...

IN DEPTH: Tax havens in the West hold trillions in dirty money from the developing world

In late 2016, a Washington DC-based think tank released a study showing that since 1980, developing countries around the world had lost US$16.3 trillion...
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