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AJK president strongly condemns Indian shelling along LoC referring it as a 'cowardly act'

S&T and HR ministers oppose non-binding resolution

AIOU bags HEC speech competition on Kashmir situation

Kashmir committee chairman says India’s negative measures in IOK would have a global impact

US plan,seen as heavily biased towards Israel, is angrily rejected by Palestinians

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to speak at UN Security Council

AJK president says New Delhi’s war claims are an existential threat that cannot be taken lightly

Fighting continues to rage across the country despite hopes the US and Taliban were hammering out a ceasefire

It remains unclear what is the export destination

World Economic Forum organisers abruptly changed schedule: Iranian foreign ministry

The estimates were based on ammonia being the primary zero carbon fuel choice

According to the report, youth population in South Asian region faces systemic barriers to employment

FM urges UNSC, UNGA to take action against barbaric treatment of Kashmiri's by Indian government

Current pledges to cut emissions put Earth on a path of several degrees warming by the end of the century

Oceans absorb more than 90 per cent of excess heat created by greenhouse gas emissions

Temporary loss of voting rights sparked a social media outcry in Lebanon

Himalayan disputed territory has been facing internet shutdown among other restrictions for the last 162 days

Experts suggest uncertain climate changes are putting war-torn country's historic architecture at risk of destruction

Illegal attempt at annexation violates UN resolutions, speaker says

UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric declined to comment on the matter

US mission to UN says Moscow and Beijing's silence undermined Security Council

Worldwide, around 100 million tonnes of plastic are dumped into the ocean every year

Shah Mehmood Qureshi says every additional second on the curfew clock is a burden on the world's collective...

Libya has been mired in conflict since a NATO-backed uprising in 2011 toppled and killed dictator Moamer Kadhafi

War continues to rage across the country, with ordinary Afghans frequently bearing the brunt of the violence

Youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate continues to shine bright

Initiative highlights role parliaments can play in the campaign against corruption

Sardar Masood Khan pays glowing tributes to Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas for his lifelong struggle for Kashmir freedom

China says it will request the meeting again when the peacekeeping mission is ready to give a detailed briefing

Ankara currently hosts 3.7 million Syrian refugees, the largest refugee population worldwide

United Nations hopes Indian Supreme Court will carefully review Modi govt's Citizenship Amendment Bill

New law doesn't extend the same protection to Muslim migrants as to six other religious minorities fleeing persecution

Aung San Suu Kyi's referrs to a number of previous international cases where genocide could not be proven

Other nominees for Time's person of the year included President Trump and US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

Trump thanked Iran for what he called a 'very fair negotiation' after an American scholar was released on Saturday

'Only 36,902 people are registered with the NACP, of which, around 20,994 are undergoing treatment'

Even if all Paris pledges were honoured, Earth is still on course to be more than 3°C warmer by the end of the...

Detainees are from Iran-aligned movement that the Saudi-led military coalition has been fighting since 2015

UNEP insists that the 1.5-C goal is still attainable

The rate of violence against women in Afghanistan has increased in recent months, research reveals

Attack happens on a road frequently used by UN traffic shuttling workers between central Kabul and UN compound

They said their position on Israeli settlement policy is clear, remains unchanged

Prices crashing due to Jan 1 deadline for stopping production of high sulphur oil

Cultivating food from the ocean generally has a lower impact on the climate than land-based agriculture

'Election reflects recognition of the country’s longstanding contribution to promote international security'

The violence has left nearly 280 dead

New Delhi turns down multiple requests to share design details, allow visits to controversial dams and reservoirs

UNSC president said the council would not be discussing Kashmir this month

For Lodhi, diplomacy has never been a 9 to 5 bureaucratic career: it has been a lifelong calling to serve the country

Thunberg's highly publicised journey has so far involved crossing on a zero-emission sailboat from England to New York