Imran Khan hopes US-Taliban talks end Afghan suffering
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Tuesday said he hoped that the Islamabad-backed US-Taliban negotiations which was held a day ...
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Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Tuesday said he hoped that the Islamabad-backed US-Taliban negotiations which was held a day ...
Read moreKabul: The number of polio cases recorded in Afghanistan has risen to 20 this year, after a new case was ...
Read moreKabul: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg arrived in Afghanistan Tuesday on a surprise visit for a meeting with President Ashraf ...
Read moreDubai: Mohammad Shahzad (124, 116b, 11x4, 7x6) slammed the most significant century of his career to take Afghanistan to 252 ...
Read moreDubai: The Indian cricket team will hope that its untested middle order gets some game time ahead of the grand ...
Read moreAbu Dhabi: Mustafizur Rahman (2/44) held his nerve to bowl a fantastic final over as Bangladesh eked out a three-run ...
Read moreAbu Dhabi: Afghanistan bowlers could not capitalise on a dominant start upfront and allowed Bangladesh to score a competitive 249 ...
Read moreAbu Dhabi: Pakistan all-rounder Hasan Ali along with Afghanistan duo of Asghar Afghan and Rashid Khan were fined 15 per ...
Read moreAbu Dhabi: Pakistan got themselves prepared for the India challenge Sunday with a nervy three-wicket win over Afghanistan in a ...
Read moreAbu Dhabi: Leg-spinner Rashid Khan (57 n o, 32b, 8x4, 1x6) and Gulbadin Naib (42 n o, 38b, 5x4) helped ...
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Germans have just voted the conservative opposition to power in a general election that was dominated by worries about the...
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24 February marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Kremlin’s strategy for a swift victory has faltered...
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The Union government says that the “Indian Census is the largest single source of various statistical information on various characteristics...
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With the AAP’s dramatic downfall and the BJP’s resounding victory, Delhi’s civil servants finally seem to be breathing easy. Having...
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