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Japan Ex-PM Shinzo Abe Shot

Japan Ex-PM Shinzo Abe Shot

Former Prime Minister Of Japan Was Shot Shinzo Abe, the former prime minister of Japan, was shot during a campaign event on Friday and is currently in critical condition, according to the current prime minister,

Afghan Taliban Chief Seeks ‘Good Ties’ With US

Afghan Taliban Chief Seeks ‘Good Ties’ With US

Positive Relations With the United States Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada, the top Taliban official, repeated Wednesday that Afghanistan will not permit anybody to "exploit its land against its neighbours" and expressed his government's wish for "positive

UAE Boosts Spending On Social Welfare, Protecting Citizens From Inflation

UAE Boosts Spending On Social Welfare, Protecting Citizens From Inflation

Effort To Protect Its Citizens From Growing Living Expenses In an effort to protect its citizens from growing living expenses, the United Arab Emirates is increasing governmental spending on social assistance by billions of dollars. 

China, US Hold Rare Discussion On Economic Challenges, Supply chains

China, US Hold Rare Discussion On Economic Challenges, Supply chains

Representatives from China and the United States Top representatives from China and the United States spoke on a "candid" video chat on Tuesday to address supply chain concerns in particular.  The conversation between US Treasury

American Lawmakers Favour Close Ties With Pakistan, Caution Against Anti-US Rhetoric

American Lawmakers Favour Close Ties With Pakistan, Caution Against Anti-US Rhetoric

Group Of Around A Dozen US legislators Gathered This week, a group of around a dozen US legislators gathered on the rooftop of a building across Capitol Hill to call on the Biden administration to

PTA Complains To Twitter About New Delhi’s Move

PTA Complains To Twitter About New Delhi’s Move

Twitter Accounts Of Pakistani Missions Were Blocked By India The official Twitter accounts of Pakistani missions were blocked by India on Wednesday, and the Pakistani Telecommunication Authority (PTA) raised the issue with Twitter administration and

Cons Outweigh Pros As Islamabad Examines Russian Oil Options

Cons Outweigh Pros As Islamabad Examines Russian Oil Options

Russian Oil Imports Designed To Reduce Costs May Not Be Implemented The much-discussed Russian oil imports designed to reduce costs may not be implemented at the institutional level since the disadvantages outweigh the advantages and

Biden, Xi May Speak In ‘Few Weeks’

Biden, Xi May Speak In ‘Few Weeks’

Growing Agreement Among Nato And G7 Countries According to US national security adviser Jake Sullivan, US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are likely to speak in the coming weeks. Sullivan cited the

Islamabad’s Participation In Beijing-Hosted Event ‘Blocked By New Delhi’

Islamabad’s Participation In Beijing-Hosted Event ‘Blocked By New Delhi’

India prevented Pakistan from attending a Conference That Was Held In China Last week, India prevented Pakistan from attending a conference that was held in China. Speculations regarding Pakistan's motivations for not attending the multilateral

Karachi Amongst Least Livable Cities 

Karachi Amongst Least Livable Cities 

Vienna Has Regained Its Title As The Most Livable City According to The Economist's annual survey released on Thursday, the Austrian capital Vienna has regained its title as the most livable city in the world.