Game Over For Rishi At Westminster
Breaking the Brexit deadlock and stewardship of the nation’s economy and finances? Britain is on the brink of breaking a deal with the EU
Sajid, Rishi Desert Sinking Boris Ship
Rishi Sunak says the public expect “government to be conducted properly, competently and seriously.” The fate of Prime Minister Boris Johnson hangs in balance
‘Leaders without vision put population in trouble’
Leaders with visions are able to create strategies to reform societies. It is quite natural for them to face problems and find solutions. Success
Biden’s Mideast regional tour: It’s all about the agenda
US President Joe Biden’s regional tour will culminate in an extraordinary summit, hosted by Saudi Arabia in Jeddah, and attended by the leaders of
Britain Celebrates Intl. Yoga Day
The International Day of Yoga has been celebrated annually on 21 June since 2015, following its inception in the United Nations General Assembly in
SPECIAL: Why the Covid menace dogs China?
China- manufactured vaccines have turned out ineffective, making already-vaccinated people prone to new infections. The helpless Beijing government now has warned of an “explosive”
Boris Survives Trust Vote
Sir Graham Brady says Conservative MPs have voted in favour of Prime Minister Boris Johnson by 211 to 148 Prime Minister Boris Johnson is
UK AID TO PAKISTAN: London to Link Aid With Human Rights
Systematic human rights violations, especially against the minority communities, in Pakistan spur rethink on UK’s Aid to Pakistan… writes Anasudhin Azeez After a year-long
PAKISTAN: Sikh Community Faces Existential Threats
Islamist groups within Pakistan are feeling more emboldened and fearless to target minorities, and also patronage given to the right-wing forces during the former
GRAVE DESECRATION: NEW WOES FOR PAKISTAN’S AHMEDIS
The Pakistani Constitution officially declared the Ahmadis sect of Islam to be “infidels” and barred members of the community from “posing as Muslims,” which
