Cautious calm in Khartoum
Witnesses in southern Khartoum said armed clashes had stopped and warplanes activity significantly declined…reports Asian Lite News Sudan’s capital Khartoum is witnessing a cautious
Imran Khan backtracks on anti-Army stance
The PTI chairman said that he did not believe in “vengeance and will strive for the rule of law” if he came to power
Crackdown on Imran’s network expands to Punjab, KPK
Fresh steps have been taken to break-up the Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, following key arrests, reports Atul Aneja The operation to dismantle the
5-day ceasefire extension in Sudan
The two sides stressed commitment to allowing safe passage of all civilians from conflict areas and protecting civilian supplies…reports Asian Lite News The Sudanese
Sudan’s warring parties welcome South Sudan’s peace efforts
Sudan has witnessed deadly armed clashes between the SAF and the RSF in Khartoum and other areas since April 15, with the two sides
INTERVIEW: Constantin Iordachi
Interview with Prof. Dr. hab. Constantin Iordachi, Professor of history and a leading scholar on the history of fascism – By Abhish K. Bose Constantin
Most countries support UNSC reform, claims UN Chief
The nations from the Global South echoed the need for reforms with African nations being most vociferous…writes Arul Louis Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said
AUKUS partnership intensifies global power play
The Australian, British and American national leaders said the AUKUS deal demonstrated a shared commitment to a “free and open Indo-Pacific region”, one where
Xi consolidates power as Li Keqiang retires
Take the role of the premier, the person managing the world’s second-largest economy and, in theory, second only to Xi in the power structure.
Dina Boluarte sworn in as Peru’s new president
Angulo was an anti-corruption prosecutor, who once served as dean of the Lima Bar Association and ran for president in 2020…reports Asian Lite News
