Zelensky urges US to sanction Russia 'now' over deadly strikes Published 12 Sep, 2026 12:17am Sanctions need to be imposed now, Zelensky
Global liberalism, local elites, and Pakistan’s development dilemma-I Updated 30 Mar, 2026 06:54am Many economists view competition among European empires for global territories as one of the underlying causes of...
Trump unloads on allies as Davos showdown looms Published 21 Jan, 2026 03:43am ZURICH: US President Donald Trump has made an astonishing series of attacks apparently designed to humiliate allies...
Contributions of migrants to national growth Updated 10 Oct, 2025 09:08am This article takes a closer look at the often-overlooked role that migrants have played in shaping the success of...
Combating climate chaos: call to action Published 06 Jul, 2025 02:42am EDITORIAL: Speaking at the opening of an aid conference in Seville city of Spain on Monday, UN Secretary-General...
Japan’s economic journey: lessons from rise and stagnation Updated 21 May, 2025 07:39am Japan’s economic story is a rollercoaster of triumph and cautionary tales. From the ashes of World War II to ...
Netanyahu slams Iran, Hamas as Israel commemorates the Holocaust Published 24 Apr, 2025 12:20am JERUSALEM: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking Wednesday at an annual Holocaust commemoration, said...
PM lays wreath at Victory Monument of Minsk Updated 11 Apr, 2025 08:50am MINSK (Belarus): Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday laid a wreath at the Victory Monument of Minsk...
Latest round of Gaza truce talks expected in Egypt Published 05 May, 2024 12:34pm GAZA STRIP: Talks to strike a Gaza truce were expected to resume Sunday after Hamas rejected any deal that failed to...
Hamas considering latest Gaza truce offer in ‘positive spirit’ Published 03 May, 2024 12:32pm GAZA STRIP: Hamas says it is considering in a “positive spirit” a Gaza truce deal, while the UN warned rebuilding...
Deja vu or real fear? NATO grapples with Trump threats Published 13 Feb, 2024 05:59am BRUSSELS: Donald Trump sparked outcry by threatening not to defend NATO members who do not spend enough, but for...
Henry Kissinger, singular US diplomat, dead at 100 Updated 30 Nov, 2023 04:26pm WASHINGTON: Henry Kissinger, the former US secretary of state whose unapologetic promotion of raw American power...
D-Day: the 6th of June 1944 Published 06 Jun, 2023 05:33am A terse low-key announcement from General Eisen-hower’s Head Quarters told the world that the long-awaited ...
US backs special tribunal on Russia 'aggression' against Ukraine Published 28 Mar, 2023 11:05pm WASHINGTON: The United States on Tuesday threw support behind a special international tribunal to try Russia for...
Records that tumbled in 2022 Published 27 Dec, 2022 12:09pm PARIS: From roasting temperatures to rocketing energy prices and millions of refugees fleeing Ukraine, 2022 was a...
Xi travels to Saudi for three days of Mideast outreach Published 07 Dec, 2022 01:12pm RIYADH: Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday for three days of meetings with regional...
Noor Inayat Khan: the spy princess Published 25 Aug, 2022 12:59am Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan, also known as Nora Inayat Khan and Nora Baker, was a British spy in World War II who ...
Japanese ministers visit controversial war shrine Published 15 Aug, 2022 09:43am TOKYO: Two Japanese ministers paid respects Monday at a controversial war shrine seen by neighbouring countries as a...
Memorials held five years on from London fire tragedy Published 14 Jun, 2022 10:19am LONDON: Survivors and families of the victims of Britain’s worst residential fire since World War II will on Tuesday...
Eid Mubarak from PAF: its first air engagement Published 06 May, 2022 11:43pm 10 April, 1959 was a red-letter day in the history of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). It was the day that the PAF...
PM lays wreath at Russia’s war memorial Published 25 Feb, 2022 06:19am ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday laid a wreath at ‘Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’, a war memorial...
England must defy Ashes history to survive Australia's 'Gabbatoir' Published 05 Dec, 2021 10:52am BRISBANE: England haven't won a Test at Brisbane's 'Gabbatoir' since 1986 and will need to conquer those...
Glasgow: industrial canal's climate-fighting future Published 14 Nov, 2021 04:12am Glasgow was a vital cog in the machine of Britain's Industrial Revolution, which brought the baleful impact of ...
Indian WWII veteran, 97, wins pension battle Published 12 Nov, 2021 04:46am NEW DELHI: A 97-year-old Indian veteran whose leg was blown off in Italy in World War II has won a battle for a...
The dwindling sanctity of global regulators Published 21 Aug, 2021 04:21am Post-World War-II, the victorious nations, spearheaded by the US, pledged to make the world a safer place to live ...
China's model of state governance Published 10 Jul, 2021 03:42am Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday praised the Communist Party of China (CPC) describing it as an alternative to...
EU deficit rules to remain suspended in 2022 Published 03 Jun, 2021 04:13am BRUSSELS: Rules against overspending by EU governments will remain suspended through 2022, leaving more time for...
Pandemic pushes UK annual borrowing to £303.1bn Published 24 Apr, 2021 03:21am LONDON: Emergency pandemic support measures sent UK annual borrowing rocketing to the highest level since World War...
UK unveils £50 banknote Updated 26 Mar, 2021 09:26am LONDON: The Bank of England on Thursday unveiled a new design for Britain's top-value banknote featuring gay World...
Dutch court orders govt to lift Covid curfew Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:24am THE HAGUE: A Dutch court on Tuesday told the government to immediately lift a nationwide coronavirus curfew that...