Iran orders US to pay $312.9 million in damages for Daesh/ISIS attacks

Twin attacks in 2017 at Iranian parliament, former leader's mausoleum killed 17

First Hajj flight to take off on May 20

Secretary Religious Affairs Aftab Akbar Durrani while briefing the minister, informed that the Hajj fight operation would be concluded on June 21.

Sherry Rehman calls for vigilance as Pakistan braces for heavy rainfall

The minister fears that the country may fall into a recovery trap if it did not have sufficient resources to deal with the devastation caused by the 2022 floods

Biden threatens North Korea with annihilation

A nuclear attack by Pyongyang would “result in the end” of Kim Jong-un’s regime, the US president has warned

Pakistani student featured in book of math legend Terence Tao

A young Pakistani maths student has been featured in the book Terence Tao, who is a prominent mathematician known for his contributions to many areas of mathematics and is also referred to as the "Mozart of Math".

Zelensky’s top adviser blames US for Ukraine conflict

Mikhail Podoliak wants NATO membership for Ukraine and total victory over Russia

Erdogan cancels appearances after developing stomach bug

The 69-year-old leader's announcement came in the heat of a hard-fought campaign in what is widely viewed as Turkey's most important election of its post-Ottoman era.

Biden shrugs off age concerns, saying ‘I feel good’

The veteran Democrat rarely talks about his age.

Inclusion at the heart of GB Taekwondo’s cultural awareness initiative

Through its cultural awareness event, GB Taekwondo, promotes diversity and breaks down barriers for Muslim atheletes.

French Fries and Mental Health: New Research Suggests a Link

Although fried foods are often considered a convenient and tasty option, they can have negative impacts on both physical and mental health.

Nazis Falsely Accused of Torching Caligula’s Pleasure Boats, Archaeologists Claim

The recent research has shown that the widely believed story of the Nazi's involvement in the boats' destruction was a false claim.

Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to Join Harvard

Ardern said that she was "honored and humbled" to be joining Harvard and looked forward to engaging with the students and faculty at the Kennedy School.
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