A group of kids hacked 130 Twitter accounts: NYT

Hackers involved in the high-profile hack of Twitter accounts earlier this week were young kids with no links to state or organized crime, The...

US-China ‘Cold War’: how bad can it get?

Tensions are mounting by the day between the United States and China, leading to talk of a new Cold War. Experts see important historical...

The US has a mass shooting “virus”; no one knows why

A five-month old baby boy struck in the head by a bullet in a drive-by shooting in Chicago Thursday became the youngest victim yet...

In a first, opposition party stages ‘e-rebellion’ against Iran

With prominent supporters from Europe and the United States, an exiled Iranian opposition group on Friday held its annual conference online to press for...

Qatar wins against Saudi Arabia in legal battle again

The UN's top court on Tuesday backed Qatar in a bitter row with four Middle East nations that imposed an air blockade against Doha...

Dexamethasone shows promise against COVID but not without costs

The keenly-awaited full results from a UK trial of the steroid dexamethasone were published Friday, confirming its life-saving benefits for COVID-19 patients on ventilators...

US public casts cloud on masks despite record virus toll

The United States' COVID-19 epidemic is once more blowing up at an exponential rate, even as leaders of some of the worst-hit states resist...

Sajid Baloch’s death: No crime was committed, Swedish authority closes investigation

The Swedish prosecution authority has closed a preliminary murder investigation opened when the body of Sajid Hussain Balcoh, a Sweden-based Pakistani journalist, was found...

Why did Supreme Court of Azad Kashmir sack five High Court judges?

The Supreme Court of Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) has sacked five judges of the AJK High Court. Raza Ali Khan, Muhammad Ejaz Khan,...

How can PIA get rid of international restriction?

In order to get rid of international restriction, Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has intensified efforts to remove the concerns of the European Union...

EU leaders try to mend raging sores as they carve out economic plan

European leaders warned Friday that the future of their union was at stake as they embarked on a summit to thrash out the terms...

Iran manages to quell another protest, for now

Iran's police said Friday they forcefully dispersed a protest by a crowd chanting "norm-breaking" slogans in the southwest of the country over economic hardships. "Following...
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