Protests Work: Iraqi PM announces reforms
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi's cabinet issued a series of reforms early Sunday after an "extraordinary" session overnight in response to sweeping anti-government...
Another Recession about to hit US, economists warn
Economists have become more concerned about US growth prospects, citing trade friction as the major worry, but recession risks have receded slightly, according to...
No Brexit Delay: British PM hits out at EU and Opposition
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned the European Union on Sunday he will not delay Brexit beyond October 31, underlining that his latest proposals...
The Afghan War turns 18: How Children grew up amid violence
Afghanistan's war cost 13-year-old shoe shiner Hameedullah his education. Poverty forced Sabir, 11, to flee home and sell dried fruits on Kabul's streets. Niyamathullah,...
US stands aside as Turkey launches Syria operation
US troops in northern Syria will no longer be near the border with Turkey, nor will they support Ankara's "long-planned operation" into the country,...
Islamabad Parleys to give Fresh Impetus to Stalled US-Afghan Talks
The US foreign policy is a function of its domestic public opinion, strategic priorities of its defense establishment and geopolitical imperatives. Post 9/11 intervention...
Thai judge shoots himself in court after resisting pressure to release murderer suspects
A Thai judge shot himself in the chest in front of a packed court after acquitting several murder suspects and decrying the kingdom's judicial...
Riots in Iraq: Qatar Advises its Citizens to Leave Iraq & Not to Travel Anymore
Qatar has issued instructions and urged its citizens not to travel to Iraq amidst riots and protests. Qatar’s foreign ministry issued instructions after 27...
A Girl has a Name & its Shaniera Akram & She is not Just Wasim Akram’s Wife
Shaniera Akram came on Twitter to remind acclaimed writer Nadeem F. Paracha that she has a name. The controversy brewed after Paracha repeatedly referred...
Pakistan is not Ready for Truth Yet: Shamoon Abbasi’s Movie on Cannibalism Banned
Actor-producer Shamoon Abbasi's upcoming movie Durj has been banned from release in Pakistan. The film was slated to release on October 18th. The censor...
Greater Power Greater Responsibility: KP Police Delve in Modern Technology
In an interesting development, Peshawar police has decided to develop a website and put the criminal record on it. The website is likely to...
Voter not Welder: Virender Sehwag’s English is Even Worse than his Cricket Career
Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag is the latest to join the tirade against Prime Minister Imran Khan ongoing in India following his impassioned maiden...