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Visually impaired Saima Saleem makes Pakistan proud by giving a befitting response to India at the UNGA

This time, his outings were more mundane

The government on Sunday announced a plan to issue temporary visas for 5,000 foreign truck drivers

Merkel has been in power since 2005 but plans to step down after the election

Authorities have asked fishermen to avoid going into the ocean off the coast of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

A former ghost worker from Punjab Food Department now finds himself selling jewelry on the beaches of Southern Italy

Graphic images posted to social media showed bloody bodies on the back of a pick-up truck

Modi shouldn’t have been allowed to speak at UN because of grave human rights violations in IIOJK, says TeK president

Indian PM conveniently forgets human rights abuses in occupied region during his UNGA address

Pakistan nurtures terrorists in hope that they will only harm their neighbours, alleges India's first secretary at UN

Merkel tugged at the heartstrings of Germany's predominantly older electorate on Friday

Global outrage around the lack of apology spread earlier this year

The Central American nation of roughly 6.4 million people has obtained some 12 million vaccines since February

FM meets UN chief; says Blinken listened to Pakistan’s viewpoint respectfully

Jammu and Kashmir neither is ‘integral’ part of India, nor is it India’s internal matter, says Pakistani delegate

In bilateral meeting at White House, Modi praises Biden for sowing seeds to allow Indo-US relations to expand

Desecration of mortal remains by individuals embedded with the security forces is shocking beyond belief, says FO

Two people were killed on Thursday when hundreds clashed with police over BJP government's eviction of Muslim families

Research shows 79% efficacy against Delta variant and overall 67% efficacy against any variant

Taliban officials stepped up demands for over $9bn in foreign reserves held abroad to be handed over

Since the group's return to power, even its leaders seem to have relaxed slightly on the topic

Hazara political leader says over 800 families had been ordered out of their homes

Two men sitting inside a court opened fire at a suspected gang leader

Kingdom introduced visas for foreign visitors and launched a series of tourism projects, including along Red Sea coast

#MuslimLivesMatter trends on Twitter after yet another police brutality video surfaces

Mullah Yaqoob says 'miscreants' had been allowed to join Taliban units where they had sometimes committed abuses

Modi to meet US President Joe Biden today

'There were 44 employees and an undetermined number of customers at the store when the shooting broke out'

FM Qureshi also discusses bilateral relations, regional and global issues of mutual interest with Finnish counterpart

Australia passes 50% double-dose vaccine mark

US special envoy to Haiti has quit in protest over Biden administration's deportations of migrants

Urges world to follow the path of peace, dialogue; calls for steps to overcome Covid, revive the economy

Reform of the UNSC must be decided by consensus and should enhance representation of all UN member states, says FM

US Secretary of State says there is very strong unity of approach and unity of purpose

Senior ministers wary of impact of decision on ties

Difference between 1.5 degrees and 2 degrees is a death sentence for Maldives, says president

Sadiq Khan describes violence against women, girls 'epidemic'

Labour Party MP Kinnock says it is historical responsibility of UK to play role in resolving decades-old conflict

Meeting comes amid reports that Baradar is reportedly not happy with clerics-dominated interim Taliban government

Epidemiologists say unequal vaccine access could lead to emergence of more deadly variants

US congressional briefing by HRW reveals appalling record of human rights violations by Hindu nationalist BJP

Turkey is willing to work with new rulers if more encompassing government is formed, says president

Daniel claims he worked on promises of money, govt job and was smuggled into Pakistan to carry out 'dirty work'

Slanted tweets emanating in Indian media are no doubt an attempt to cover India’s embarrassment, says a diplomat

Says it is now or never for world to meet goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C

Parents of teen girl are suspected of having been murdered by her family after refusing arranged marriage

China has previously criticised the United States for freezing billions of dollars in Afghan assets

'Afghanistan's foreign exchange reserves should not be used as a bargaining chip to exert political pressure'

Merkel will pass the baton as the first German chancellor to step down entirely by choice

Two leaders agreed to launch in-depth consultations to rebuild trust and to meet in Europe at end of October