China plays down Blinken’s canceled visit over balloon
TAIPEI, Taiwan: China played down the cancellation of a visit by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken after a large Chinese balloon suspected of...
Premier welcomes China’s interest to invest in Pakistan’s nuclear energy sector
ISLAMABAD: China is interested in investing in Pakistan’s nuclear energy sector and delegation-level talks in this regard will be held in near future.
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Afghan FM asks Pakistan ‘don’t blame us for internal problems’
PESHAWAR: Afghan Foreign Minister has asked Pakistani authorities to look for the reasons behind militant violence in their country instead of blaming Afghanistan.
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Vandalisation of Khalistani leaders’ poster angers Australian Sikhs
MELBOURNE: Tensions have risen among the Australian Sikh community over a series of graffiti attacks on pro-Khalistan banners and Sikh figures, including the revered...
US court sentences Virginia family for forced labor of Pakistani woman
VIRGINIA: A court in the United States sentenced three family members for using a Pakistani woman as forced labor and physically and mentally abusing...
US relations with Pakistan, India ‘stand on their own’: State Dept
WASHINGTON: The US State Department on Tuesday stated that even though the United States wants to see regional stability in South Asia, its relationships...
Ten killed in mass shooting in Los Angeles area, police say
CALIFORNIA: Ten people were killed in a mass shooting in the city of Monterey Park, California, at a ballroom dance venue late on Saturday,...
Premier Shehbaz Sharif pledges transparency in flood aid spending
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday lauded the team’s work at the Geneva Conference and assured that the international financial aid committed by...
India set to demolish buildings in sinking Himalayan Town in Uttarkhand
JOSHIMATH TOWN: Indian authorities will demolish some buildings in a northern Himalayan town near the China border after evacuating families in the past few...
Afghan Government allows girls education below 6th grade
KABUL: The Taliban's Ministry of Education has issued a letter asking officials to open schools and educational centres for girls below sixth grade.
The Ministry...
