Geopolitics
Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar is so "unwell" that he "can't even leave his house", Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Friday in an interview to CNN's Christiane Amanpour, announcing to the world officially that India's "Most Wanted" and Pulwama attack mastermind Masood is in Pakistan. And this is no Freudian slip from an astute Cambridge educated foreign minister of Pakistan.  more
UN rights chief ‘strongly condemns’ attack on Indian security forces in Kashmir

New York: The top United Nations human rights official has strongly condemned the suicide bomb attack against Indian security forces in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on 14 Februar ...

India grants $5 million in aid for development projects along Myanmar border

New Delhi: India has granted USD5 million in aid to Myanmar as part of its micro-development commitment for projects along the Indo-Myanmar border.

In Bhutan, nature and people benefit

New York,Farmers in the mountain kingdom of Bhutan are being helped by the UN to boost their livelihoods using their traditional knowledge while protecting the country’s varied biod ...

Is Beijing winning control of the South China Sea?

New Delhi/Beijing: The ownership of South China Sea for long has been a subject of debate. It has piqued the interests of many nations over the years. However, China, it seems, is having ...

Pakistan releases 30 Indian prisoners ahead of I-Day

Islamabad: The Pakistan government on Monday said it has released 30 Indian prisoners as a goodwill gesture ahead of the country' Independence Day.

In Tokyo, UN chief expresses full support for US-Japan dialogue with North Korea

New York: At a joint press conference in Tokyo on Wednesday with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed the ongoing talks between the Un ...

India and the UN: Celebrating 70 years of invaluable service to the cause of peace

New York: From protecting civilians, disarming ex-combatants and helping countries transition from conflict to peace, Indian men and women in uniform have served the cause of peace from t ...

Free Balochistan office inauguration in New Delhi triggers strong anti-India reaction from Pakistan

Islamabad: Launching a tirade over the opening of a Free Balochistan office in India, Pakistan has warned the latter against interfering in the former's internal matters, reports said ...

Experts urge Britain to find sweet spot of convergence with India battling cross-border terrorism

London: Britain must find a sweet spot of convergence with India by addressing core issues like student visa, opportunites for skilled professionals from the Asian giant in the UK and fac ...