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Amnesty International and press advocacy group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) also condemned the execution

EU’s tough line comes amid growing regulatory scrutiny of tech giants

Funding will address issues of water scarcity and improve education across province

Britain quit the EU in January but remains an informal member until Dec. 31

All such ‘hybrid war tactics' of India would be foiled, says SAPM Dr Moeed Yousaf

Failure to reach an agreement would snarl borders, shock financial markets and sow chaos through supply chains

Investigation by an independent Brussels-based watchdog reveals pro-Indian campaign aimed at defaming Pakistan

EU says Turkey failed to help end a row with Greece and Cyprus over potential gas resources in eastern Mediterranean

EU chief Brexit negotiator says a ‘no-deal’ now more likely than agreement on a trade pact

Challenges India’s geographical indication claim on Basmati rice

Both sides hope they can secure a deal governing almost $1 trillion of trade a year

BBoIT formulates investment policy

London indicates that the chance of a breakthrough was receding

Tensions flare after Ankara sent vessel to map out energy drilling prospects in waters also claimed by Greece

Environment secretary says it’s always possible to extend negotiations

There is a lesson for the world in the predicament the UK currently finds itself in

Tech giants that break new EU rules aimed at curbing their powers could face fines

Hundreds of people have been killed since fighting began on Nov 4

Turkish President says we will not bow down to overt attacks and veiled injustices to our country and nation

The only deal possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty says Britain’s chief negotiator

The remark was made hours after the two companies said their experimental vaccine was more than 90% effective

FM Qureshi expresses deep concern over resurgence of Islamophobic acts in Europe

Kashmir issue, Islamophobia, pandemic situation discussed

Calls for boycott comes after President Emmanuel Macron defended a cartoonist's right to caricature religious leaders

As US president's abrasive foreign policy moves have alienated much of Europe

Several other ministers have gone into self-isolation as a precautionary measure

The 27 leaders have tried to keep Brexit off the agenda at their recent summits

Death penalty in 'all circumstances and for all cases' unnecessary, says Androulla Kaminara

EU is seeking a few more concessions before entering the final phase of negotiations

Farogh Naseem says capital punishment is awarded only under exceptional circumstances

EU market Pakistan to contest India’s claim on Basmati rice

Draft suggests that tech giants may be banned from preferential treatment of their own services on their platforms

Stresses value-addition to exploit full potential of market access under GSP Plus

Senate panel told India has challenged GI law in EU market

Aims to make cross-border payments quicker and cheaper

As the British government pushes ahead with moves that would breach their divorce treaty

As Johnson's Internal Market Bill is currently being debated in parliament

The European Union says Johnson’s plan would wreck trade talks and propel the United Kingdom towards a messy Brexit

List includes Champagne, Feta cheese, Irish whiskey

Amid growing opposition from within the Conservative party

The EU says it fully supports member states Greece and Cyprus in the dispute

Virtual meeting replaces full summit with all European leaders cancelled due to coronavirus

Britain left the EU on January 31 and is now negotiating with the EU to agree on future trading relations

As Britain explicitly said it plans to break international law by breaching parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty

After Britain explicitly states that it would act outside international law by breaching the divorce treaty

Pakistan, European Union agree to boost cooperation

Experts urge PTI govt to target micro, small farms in formal, informal sectors

Northern Ireland minister says the new bill would break international law and may only worsen matters

We are taking the powers to disapply the EU law concept of direct effect, says Brandon Lewis

Warns the EU it could undercut the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct 15