Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe assassinated
Initial media reports, citing authorities said that it appeared that Abe was shot at in the chest and described the condition of the former
Shinzo Abe shows no life signs after being shot
Although there were no immediate updates on Abe’s health condition, emergency officials have however said that the former leader does not appear to have
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”
Commonwealth looks to foster youth
Young people who meet the criteria are encouraged to express their interest in joining the CYSU and the new CSET Youth Action Group through
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
Taliban in close touch with Al Qaeda: Report
The report estimated that an approximate presence of “180 to 400 fighters affiliated with Al Qaeda” from “Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and Pakistan” are settled
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
KASHMIR: PAKISTAN NEGLECTS WHAT IT CONTROLS
A study by two US-based Pakistani scholars points to the dismal social and economic indicators of a people whose brethren across the border in
