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London Social Activists Challenge Pakistan Army’s Labeling Of Pashtun Minorities As Terrorists

08 Apr 2024 02:36 AM IST

Representatives from social organizations worldwide and the foreign minister of the government in exile of East Turkestan participated in the virtual seminar on Saturday. The Asian Human Rights Forum organized a virtual discussion addressing serious human rights violations in Asian countries

Report: Judges In Pakistan Receive Letters Containing ‘Nontoxic’ Arsenic Powder

08 Apr 2024 02:21 AM IST

Chief Justice Aamer Farooq of the Islamabad High Court also received such letters. The report indicates that two separate cases concerning these letters have been registered with the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD). Additionally, two CTD teams have been formed to investigate stores in Rawalpindi and Islamabad that sell arsenic powder

The Long Run : Russ Cook Of Britain Makes History As First Person To Run the Length Of Africa

08 Apr 2024 01:21 AM IST

The 27-year-old traversed through Namibia, Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Senegal, Mauritania, and Algeria before reaching Ras Angela on Sunday evening. Along his journey, the endurance athlete, known as the "Hardest Geezer," also raised over half a million pounds for charity

Russia Claims Ukraine Drones Targeted Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

08 Apr 2024 01:07 AM IST

The Zaporizhzhia facility, the largest in Europe, has been under Russian occupation since the beginning of the 2022 Ukraine offensive. According to reports, there was no release of radioactive material resulting from the attack. The IAEA stated that it was informed by the management installed by Russia that a drone had exploded on the site that day

Wellesley Welcomes Clinton Amid Gaza Conflict, Met With Student Protest: Allegations Of ‘Blood On Her Hands’

08 Apr 2024 00:22 AM IST

This protest occurred amidst criticism of the Biden administration's response to the conflict in Gaza and its failure to call for a ceasefire, with reports indicating that angry students distributed flyers around campus labeling Clinton as the "most beloved war criminal" at Wellesley and accusing her of having "blood on her hands." While the college administration acknowledged the protest, they refrained from publicly denouncing it

Russia Evacuates 4,500 Individuals Following Dam Burst Near Kazakhstan Border

07 Apr 2024 08:07 AM IST

The gravity of the situation has also drawn attention from neighboring Kazakhstan, with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev characterizing the floods as one of the most severe natural disasters the country has faced in 80 years. Tokayev called for readiness among Kazakh authorities to provide assistance to those affected by the calamity.

Some ‘hypocrites’ still in Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, claims party leader Shehryar Afridi

07 Apr 2024 07:21 AM IST

Shehryar Afridi, the leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has expressed his displeasure with the current leadership, alleging that some "hypocrites" are still part of the Imran Khan-founded party, according to ARY News.

Birds Of Goodness” Conducts 26th Humanitarian Aid Airdrop In Northern Gaza

07 Apr 2024 05:53 AM IST

This operation aimed to deliver aid to inaccessible and isolated areas in the northern Gaza Strip, with a total of 82 tonnes of food and relief supplies dropped from the four aircraft. This brings the cumulative aid dropped since the operation's inception to 1483 tonnes. The "Birds of Goodness" operation is a component of "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3," which aims to provide support to the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip

Peter Pellegrini Elected As Slovakia’s President, Seen As Russia-Friendly Populist

07 Apr 2024 05:45 AM IST

Mr. Pellegrini's campaign reflected some of the Moscow-friendly rhetoric, accusing Mr. Korcok of being a warmonger who would deploy Slovak soldiers to combat in Ukraine - a constitutional authority that the president does not possess

Russian Airstrikes Claim Eight Lives In Kharkiv, Ukraine

07 Apr 2024 05:34 AM IST

Images depicting flames engulfing city streets and buildings were released by police and local authorities. Governor Oleh Syniehubov of the Kharkiv region stated that six individuals were killed in overnight missile strikes on the city, with the death toll rising to eight subsequently. Mayor Igor Terekhov of Kharkiv confirmed the figure and reported ten additional injuries

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London Social Activists Challenge Pakistan Army’s Labeling Of Pashtun Minorities As Terrorists

Report: Judges In Pakistan Receive Letters Containing ‘Nontoxic’ Arsenic Powder

The Long Run : Russ Cook Of Britain Makes History As First Person To Run the Length Of Africa

Russia Claims Ukraine Drones Targeted Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

Wellesley Welcomes Clinton Amid Gaza Conflict, Met With Student Protest: Allegations Of ‘Blood On Her Hands’

Russia Evacuates 4,500 Individuals Following Dam Burst Near Kazakhstan Border

Some ‘hypocrites’ still in Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, claims party leader Shehryar Afridi

Birds Of Goodness” Conducts 26th Humanitarian Aid Airdrop In Northern Gaza

Peter Pellegrini Elected As Slovakia’s President, Seen As Russia-Friendly Populist

Russian Airstrikes Claim Eight Lives In Kharkiv, Ukraine

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