International
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Entrenched Bias Against Minorities Persists In Pakistan Despite Court Ruling: Report
Islamabad: Pakistan’s non-Sunni Muslim communities — including Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and Ahmadis — have been subjected to discrimination for decades,…
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South Korea Auto Parts Plant Fire: Death Toll Climbs To 14, Lee Inspects Site
Seoul: South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung on Saturday visited the site of a fire at an automobile parts plant…
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S. Korea In Consultation With Iran, Others To Secure Ship Passage
Seoul: South Korea is in close talks with countries, including Iran, to ensure a swift normalisation of the Strait of…
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Pakistan Faces Severe Energy Risk Over West Asia Conflict: Report
New Delhi: As geopolitical tensions in West Asia entered 22nd day — with major oil fields reportedly damaged on both…
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India’s Proactive Diplomacy Fosters Taiwan Engagement And Indo-Pacific Stability
Taipei: The establishment of another Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre in Mumbai and the participation of Taiwanese think tanks at…
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EU Leaders Plunging Europe Into Crisis By Rejecting Russian Energy: Moscow
Moscow: European politicians are deliberately plunging their countries into crisis and darkness by continuing to reject Russian energy resources, the…
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Namibia Declares FMD Control Area To Protect Meat Export Status
Windhoek: Namibia has declared a foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) control area in the southern Kharas Region to safeguard its FMD-free status…
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275 Former Judges, Bureaucrats Slam USCIRF’s ‘Off-The-Mark’ Report On India
New Delhi: A group of 275 intellectuals and academics, including retired Supreme Court judges, former bureaucrats and military veterans, on…
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China Could Fall Into Cost-Driven Inflation Due To US-Iran War: Report
New Delhi: China could move out of deflation but into a harmful form of ‘cost‑driven inflation’ as the Iran war…
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