Richard Palmer, a prominent royal correspondent who closely follows the internal affairs of the British royal family,
Read full storyDemocrats are considered to have a strong chance of winning the House of Representatives and possibly the Senate in the U.S. midterm elections scheduled for November 3.
U.S. President Barack Obama has rejected President Donald Trump’s narrative, saying that Iran’s nuclear program was cited as the main reason for the war, even though Iran did not possess nuclear weapons.
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Walking is one of the easiest and most effective ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle, keep the heart healthy and manage weight.
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A mountain village in Japan recently gave a warm welcome to unexpected visitors from Peru, marking the first visit under an agreement that could allow Peruvians to settle there. According to AFP,
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Following a change of government and the establishment of a new administrative setup in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
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Russia has dispatched three tankers carrying diesel fuel to the United States in an effort to ease the global fuel shortage.
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The nearly century-old Race Course Mosque in the Indian capital, New Delhi, is facing the threat of possible demolition.
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The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing political pressure ahead of the country’s 2026 parliamentary elections.
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Pakistan has introduced a major change to its passport issuance system as part of efforts to modernize the process. Under the new policy, citizens applying for new passports will now be issued electronic passports (e-passports).
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U.S. President Donald Trump has hinted at a possible military strike against Iran on Sunday, saying Washington has two options: take military action or reach an agreement with Tehran.
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Pedestrians in the United Arab Emirates will face a fine of AED 400 for violating traffic regulations. According to Arab media reports,
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Pakistan’s Ministry of Information on Saturday rejected as baseless and misleading former U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad’s allegation that Pakistan was “arming Afghans to fight the Taliban.”
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