Saturday, 6 December , 2025
  • UNGA adopts five resolutions in favor of Palestine 06 Dec 2025

    UNGA adopts five resolutions in favor of Palestine

    The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has adopted, by an overwhelming majority, five resolutions in favor of Palestine—a move that reflects growing support within the international community for the rights of the Palestinian people as they continue to suffer under Israeli occupation.

Trudeau appeals decision on indigenous children 30 Oct 2021

Trudeau appeals decision on indigenous children

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has filed a last minute appeal against a federal court decision which upheld a ruling that it must provide billions of dollars in compensation to indigenous children who suffered from discrimination by the country’s welfare system.

UK warns France over vessel detention 30 Oct 2021

UK warns France over vessel detention

A British government spokesman has strongly condemned as “unjustified” threats emerging from France that Paris will take further action amid an ongoing dispute. A fishing vessel belonging to the UK was seized by France and its captain charged, while another has been issued with a fine. A UK government minister has warned France that “two can play at that game.”

China is on par with U.S. on all fronts: researcher 28 Oct 2021

China is on par with U.S. on all fronts: researcher

A Pakistani researcher believes that Beijing can compete with Washington in military power, highlighting China’s economic rise.

Turkish lira at new low after Ankara’s tensions with West 27 Oct 2021

Turkish lira at new low after Ankara’s tensions with West

Turkey's national currency lira has plunged to a new record low following President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s comments amid rising tensions between Ankara and the West.

Sudan coup sparks concerns over Israel’s interference 26 Oct 2021

Sudan coup sparks concerns over Israel’s interference

The Sudanese army general who stage-managed his country’s normalization of diplomatic ties with Israel swept aside the civilian part of Sudan’s government in a coup that has been a long time coming.

OSCE/ODIHR: Uzbekistan Presidential Elections in Uzbekistan Held Under Improved Electoral Legislation 25 Oct 2021
By: F. Taherpour

OSCE/ODIHR: Uzbekistan Presidential Elections in Uzbekistan Held Under Improved Electoral Legislation

The members of the Mission of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE/ODIHR) admit that the current electoral legislation fully complies with international standards.

UK factories suffer as concern rises over inflation 25 Oct 2021

UK factories suffer as concern rises over inflation

A survey by the Confederation of British Industry has shown UK manufacturers are struggling with their worst supply chain shortages since the mid 1970s. Fears are now growing in the sector over the financial fallout of rising costs and a lack of materials on the backdrop of Brexit and the coronavirus.

Daesh Terror in Afghanistan: A Divide-and-Conquer Operation? 25 Oct 2021

Daesh Terror in Afghanistan: A Divide-and-Conquer Operation?

On Friday, October 15, more than thirty people were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Bibi Fatima Mosque in Kandahar, Afghanistan. A week earlier, on October 8, a terrorist bomb devastated the Sayed Abad Mosque in Kunduz, killing dozens of people and wounding more than 150. The previous Monday, at least seven people died in the bombing of the Eidgah Mosque in Kabul during the funeral service for the mother of Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid. All three attacks were claimed by Daesh.

UN envoy slams Israel’s land grab policies in West Bank, siege on Gaza 21 Oct 2021

UN envoy slams Israel’s land grab policies in West Bank, siege on Gaza

The United Nations Middle East envoy has censured Israel’s unlawful demolitions and settlement expansion in the occupied Palestinian territories as well as the crippling siege the regime has imposed on Gaza, complaining of a lack of progress in efforts to achieve a so-called two‑state solution to the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Nasrallah exposes trap set by Israel 20 Oct 2021

Nasrallah exposes trap set by Israel

In his first appearance after the deadly shootings in Beirut last week, Secretary General of Hezbollah Sayed Hassan Nasrallah appeared calmer than ever. He placidly advised a troublesome political party to refrain from endangering co-existence in Lebanon.