FATF to decide Pakistan’s fate today
FATF will review Pakistan’s performance on the implementation of the global illicit financing watchdog’s 27 action points to curb terror…
Tunisian Prime Minister forms new government with uncertainty
Tunisian Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh has formed new government but the future is uncertain due to key members of Ennahdha…
Rockets hit heavily fortified US embassy in Iraq
Rockets landed near the embassy of the United States in Iraqi capital Baghdad early today,no casualties reported till now.
Ethnic minority students racially harassed report says
Ethnic minority students in the UK experiences racial harassment on campus and during work experience,British Medical Association has warned.
Asli Erdogan acquitted in terror case
Asli Erdogan acquitted in terror case,she had been arrested in 2016 as part of an investigation into alleged links to…
New social media rules draw criticism in Pakistan
New social media rules facing criticism as digital activists are considering it as attempt to lift off freedom of expression…
Ethiopian parliamentary poll to be held on August 29
Ethiopian election board set a date of August 29 for parliamentary elections that will be a first test of voter…
UK finance chief quits amid reports of clash with Boris Johnson
UK finance Minister Sajid Javid has resigned,surprising financial markets and political pundits in the country amid reports of clash with…
Germans minority raise alarm after far-right political scandal
German minorities living in Thuringia raised alarm after a political storm that saw anti-immigrant far-right party gain a stronger footing…
Parliamentary elections candidates kick off campaigns in Iran
Parliamentary elections candidates kicked off their campaigns ahead of next week’s vote, even after authorities barred thousands of others from…
Pope Francis avoids question of married priests in Amazon document
Pope Francis the head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican City has pleaded for social justice and…
Salvini faces potential trial for refusing migrant boat
Salvini leader of far-right party and former minister of interior for Italy is facing a potential trial for refusing a…
Lahore High court convicts Hafiz Saeed in terrorism case
Lahore High court has convicted 2008 Mumbai attacks ‘Mastermind’ and Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and sentenced to five and a…
American Intelligence coup of the century
American Intelligence agency to whom governments all over the world trusted to keep the communications of their spies,soldiers ,diplomats secret.
T-Mobile gets go-ahead for Sprint takeover
T-Mobile gets go-ahead for Sprint takeover as judge rejects key anti-trust arguments from states that the deal would raise prices…
Kejriwal’s AAP stuns Modi’s BJP with huge win in New Delhi election
Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has knock out Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in New Delhi…
Turkish currency weakening further on escalation of violence in Idlib
Turkish currency continue on going down, today went down some 0.6 percent against dollar as concerned increases over violence.
Sudan, rebel groups agree on prosecution of those wanted by International Criminal Court
Sudan’s authorities and rebel groups have agreed that those wanted by the ICC for crimes in the region should appear…
Ireland election exit poll predicts historic breakthrough
Ireland election exit poll predicts three main parties tied on 22 percent with official results expected to be announced on…
Italian Prime Minister employs 30 ministers with no role
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte employing thirty new ministers without any official role in government,he already has nominated 42 deputy…
Google’s Call Screen adds new feature for spam callers to get lost
Google Call Screen uses Google Assistant to answer incoming calls, talk to the caller, and provide a transcript of what…
Cameroon polls dominated by separatist violence
Cameroon polls dominated by clashes and violence.Main opposition party,Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC) is refusing to field a…