Pakistan Government Hooked on IMF Loans Like a Drug Addict: Report

New Delhi: The Pakistan government has become heavily dependent on borrowing from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), much like a drug addict, and has failed to break free from a self-created cycle of foreign exchange shortages that are temporarily…

Negotiation Framework with US Taking Shape, Says Senior Iranian Official

Cairo: A senior Iranian security official has said that efforts to establish a framework for negotiations with the United States are moving forward.

“The formation of a structure for negotiations is progressing,” Secretary of Iran’s…

Epstein Files Allege Gates Sought Antibiotics After STD Claim; Microsoft Co-Founder Denies Charges

New Delhi — Newly released documents linked to the US Justice Department’s investigation into financier Jeffrey Epstein contain allegations claiming that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates contracted a sexually transmitted disease and sought…

Asia Underrepresented Among UNSC Permanent Members; This Must Be Corrected, Says Guterres

United Nations: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said that Asia remains underrepresented among the permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) and stressed that this imbalance needs to be addressed through long-pending…

Pakistan’s Double Standards Laid Bare: Hamas Finds Safe Haven as Gaza Funds Aid LeT, JeM

New Delhi- Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism has come under sharp focus as intelligence inputs reveal that Hamas operatives have been regrouping on Pakistani soil, even as funds raised in the name of Gaza are being diverted to Lashkar-e-Taiba…

Khalistani Groups Uneasy as India-EU Deal Strengthens Counter-Terror Cooperation

New Delhi: Even as the India–European Union Free Trade Agreement is being hailed as the “mother of all trade deals,” Khalistani groups appear deeply unsettled by the development, fearing that closer ties between India and the EU…

Death Toll Climbs to 28 as Powerful Winter Storm Batters the US

New York: The death toll from a massive winter storm sweeping across the United States has risen to at least 28, as heavy snowfall, freezing rain and plunging temperatures caused widespread disruption over the weekend.

According to reports,…

Was Bangladesh’s Political Transition Brokered by the US? Leaked Recording Triggers Fresh Controversy

New Delhi- Months after the Sheikh Hasina-led government was ousted in Bangladesh following a student-led mass movement, a leaked US diplomatic recording has sparked a fresh political storm, reigniting debate over the circumstances surrounding…

Textile Mill Shutdown Sparks Fears Over Bangladesh’s RMG Exports, Livelihoods at Risk

New Delhi: The Bangladesh Textile Mills Association’s (BTMA) announcement of an indefinite shutdown of textile mills, coupled with an ongoing dispute over duty-free yarn imports between millers and garment exporters, has raised serious concerns…

Why Azerbaijan Has Emerged as a New Platform for Khalistan’s Anti-India Campaign

New Delhi - The Khalistan movement, which has sustained itself largely due to permissive approaches in countries such as the United Kingdom and Canada, is now seeking to establish a new international base in Azerbaijan, officials have said.

For…