Nisar says he is not angry, only differed from Nawaz
Former interior minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan Friday said that he was not angry and had only differed from former prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Will take final decision on party tickets in three days, says Imran
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan announced on Friday that he will make a final decision on the award of tickets to candidates for the forthcoming elections in next three days.
Army soldiers, allies kill Saudi troopers, mercenaries in western Yemen: Report
Yemeni army soldiers, backed by fighters from allied Popular Committees, have launched a major operation against Saudi troops and pro-Saudi militiamen loyal to resigned Yemeni president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi in the country’s western coastal province of Hudaydah, killing and injuring tens of them in the process.
China says Trump’s trade war to hurt US workers
China escalated its war of words with the US over trade tariffs with the country’s commerce ministry warning that the interests of US workers and farmers would be hurt by what it described as Washington's desire to brandish "big sticks."
President Aoun: I Will Defend Coexistence and Seek Government That Reflects People’s Aspirations
The Lebanese President, General Michel Aoun, stressed that “the Orient has always been a model of pluralism and religious tolerance, thus becoming a unique example of cultural interaction and spiritual and religious richness, which requires all of us, especially Christians and Muslims, to preserve and protect it in the context of respect for freedom of belief, and rejection of religious…
Taliban kill 16 police, 2 civilians in western Afghanistan
Taliban militants in Afghanistan have killed at least 16 police officers and two civilians in the western province of Badghis, officials announced.
LA Dismantles Israeli Spy Device near Palestinian Border
Lebanese government forces have identified and dismantled a network of Israeli spying devices in the country’s southern province of Nabatieh.
Koreas to Hold Reunions for War-separated Families in August
North and South Korea agreed Friday to resume reunions for families separated by the Korean War in August — the first such meetings since 2015 and the latest step in a remarkable diplomatic thaw on the peninsula.
Pakistan, Iran agree to enhance bilateral ties against terrorism
Pak Iran officials have decided to enhance mutual cooperation to counter terrorism, drugs and human trafficking.
Second day of protests after unarmed black teenager killed by police
Hundreds of protesters have rallied for a second day of demonstrations in the US city of Pittsburgh to demand justice for an unarmed African American teenager who was fatally shot by police officers as he was running away.
Five charity workers gang-raped in eastern India
Five women working for a charity in remote eastern India were abducted and gang-raped at gunpoint, police said Friday, in the latest horrific sex assault in the country.
Indian forces martyr five Kashmiris in IoK
Five people were martyred and dozens were injured including a woman by Indian forces in Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK) in Anantnag district on Friday.