World

Akhundzada reassured Afghans that Taliban wanted an end to decades of conflict

Calls on OIC members to confront Iran's "criminal acts" after oil tanker attacks

US president had announced his intention to remove India from GSP programme in early March

As May is set to resign on June 7 over her failure to deliver a deal to bring Britain out of the EU

Highest unemployment level in at least 45 years

Washington plans a first formal outing of the economic components of the plan at a workshop in Bahrain

The latest mass shooting to rock the United States

Urges all members to "boycott" countries that have opened diplomatic missions in the city

Muslim world needs to eliminate terrorist elements and reverse extremism to improve its image, says FM Qureshi

Reaffirms Pakistan’s commitment to a peaceful and stable Afghanistan

Gaffe comes hours after Karzai, other Afghan opposition figures conclude two-day talks with Taliban in Moscow

Attack comes a day after Islamic State suicide bomber blew himself up outside Afghan military academy

Warns American side to not overestimate their own 'rumour-making ability'

After Trump's national security advisor said Iran was "almost certainly" behind the May 12 sabotage of four ships

Causes no disruption to flights

After seven French nationals have this week been sentenced to death

Foreign ministry spokesman says S Arabia attempts to rally neighbouring and Arab countries against Iran

Backbencher Mark Harper becomes the 12th Conservative MP to enter the contest to replace British PM

Sushma Swaraj replaced as external affairs minister

Four Indians have already died in separate incidents on Everest this year

Lavrov says talks with Japan on economic projects on disputed islands proceeding at a good pace

As the German chancellor's govt stands accused of dragging its feet on reducing carbon emissions

S Korean newspaper says Kim Hyok Chol, four others, executed by firing squad for 'betraying supreme leader'

In the latest bloody wave of attacks despite a truce deal aimed at staving off a humanitarian catastrophe

US will impose 5% tariff on all goods from Mexico; tariff will rise 5% each month until topping out at 25% on Oct 1

While US to present the economic aspects of a peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians

Qatari television channel said its bureau was abruptly shut down and its journalists banned from reporting

In March, President Trump's administration said it was removing India from the Generalised System of Preferences

As Asian nations increasingly reject serving as dumping grounds for international trash

Taliban claim attack on US military convoy; blast was second in Afghan capital in two days

The resurgence can mostly be traced back to un- or under-vaccinated travelers

OIC summit supports Saudi, UAE right to defend interests; Iraq objects to communique; Iran vows to counter aggression

Hackers edit navigation bar to replace word BJP with BEEF

However, US president quickly backtracks in comments to reporters

As many as 8,000 people including South Asian leaders and Bollywood stars attend ceremony at presidential palace

Police and security forces in and around Kabul have come under frequent attack in recent weeks

Announces a number of judiciary reforms in Ankara

The Moscow meeting comes weeks after between the US and Taliban wrapped in Doha with no tangible progress

Part of a Middle East trip focused on the White House's plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace

Attacker tried to enter Marshal Fahim National Defense University near Kabul

US defence head says Russia may be conducting low-level nuclear testing that flouts nuclear test ban treaty

The Mi-8 helicopter crashed in the western Rivne region during a training flight

Amid increasing tensions between Washington and Tehran

The first game of the tournament will be played today at The Oval in London

According to a study about the mysterious disappearance of closest human relatives

NZ premier announced increased spending on mental health, indigenous welfare and child poverty

Due to collision with another boat near the parliament building in the Hungarian capital

Modi faced flak for failing to create jobs for millions of people seeking employment, lacklustre economic growth

More than 3,000 soldiers took part in the live-fire drill in the southern county of Pingtung

Saybie weighed 245 grammes when she was born