The United States has expressed concern over restrictions on journalists in Pakistan after the country’s authorities denied entry to the head of Committee to Protect Journalists’ (CPJ) Steven Butler.
Great Day for Civilization: Trump hails Turkey ceasefire deal
US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) hailed the deal between Washington and Ankara to have a ceasefire in Syria as a “great day
World Bank President David Malpass set to visit India
World Bank President David Malpass on Thursday said that he would travel to India later this month where he will discuss the challenges in the financial sector.
Nirmala Sitharaman optimistic about a trade deal with US in near future
Trade differences between India and the United States are narrowing, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, and
Merkel puts her foot down: Germany won’t supply weapons to Turkey
In the wake of Turkey’s operation in northeast Syria, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Berlin would not deliver any arms to Ankara.
Boris Johnson agrees new ‘Great’ Brexit Deal with EU
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday said that a new “great” Brexit deal has been reached with the European Union (EU).
Pro-Democracy Lawmakers dragged one by one from Hong Kong Legislative Council
Hong Kong’s Legislative Council meeting was adjourned on Thursday after pro-democracy lawmakers heckled Chief Executive Carrie Lam for the second day in a row.
Indian President to grace Enthronement Ceremony of new Japanese Emperor
President Ram Nath Kovind will embark on a seven-day visit to the Philippines and Japan from Thursday during which he will attend the
Kim Jong-un mounts a stallion to Mt. Paekdu, slams US sanctions
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Wednesday slammed the US for levying sanctions on Pyongyang, NK state media reported on Wednesday.
India to gift 75,000 MT of wheat to Afghanistan as Humanitarian Aid
India will gift 75,000 metric tonnes of wheat to Afghanistan in November, announced Ambassador Vinay Kumar on Wednesday.
UN faces cash crisis, shuts down headquarters; here is why
The world organisation is facing the worst cash crisis in nearly a decade and it might not be able to pay the salaries to its officials next month, said the Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.