MEXICO CITY: A regional migration and drug smuggling crisis is expected to dominate talks between US President Joe Biden and his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday. Biden arrived in Mexico City late on Sunday after a politically… Continue Reading
Anwar Iqbal also contributed to this report GENEVA: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a pause in its demands for economic reforms before releasing more financial aid, as the country tries to rebuild… Continue Reading
China has announced a military exercise near Taiwan on the eve of visits by German and Lithuanian lawmakers to the self-governed island. The drill has been described as countering “separatist forces.” Foreign Affairs Magazine Subscription The training exercise was announced on… Continue Reading
LYON: Some 1,000 people rallied in the French city of Lyon on Sunday in support of unprecedented anti-regime protests in Iran, journalists saw. The protesters walked through the streets of the eastern city carrying a banner that read “Woman, life,… Continue Reading
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By Touqir Hussain HasPakistan fared well in coping with the whole new international relations environment that has been emerging over the past few decades and the challenges and opportunities it presents? The answer is not quite in the affirmative. Pakistan has… Continue Reading
By Zofeen T.Ebrahim Refugee dilemma THE detention of nearly 1,200 Afghan nationals, including 178 children, has received much media attention and generated bad press for the Sindh government. It has also brought in its wake increasing fear for many Afghans,… Continue Reading
Tim Southee fell agonisingly short of leading New Zealand to victory in his first series in charge and the 34-year-old put it down to Sarfaraz Ahmed’s dream comeback for Pakistan. The two-Test series in Karachi ended in a o-o stalemate… Continue Reading
By Muhammad Amir Rana WITH the Taliban having banned their education, Pakistan can allow Afghan female students to complete their degrees in Pakistan. This would allow the country to embark on a new Afghan policy, which it direly needs after… Continue Reading
By Behram Baloch GWADAR: The Makran division commissioner has denied that any operation had been carried out against supporters and leaders of Haq Do Tehreek to take any kind of ‘revenge’, asserting that action was taken to reopen the port… Continue Reading