Some 5,800 people detained in Kazakhstan riots
Nur-Sultan: Some 5,800 people have been detained in Kazakhstan amid the unrest that erupted last week, including a number of ...
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Nur-Sultan: Some 5,800 people have been detained in Kazakhstan amid the unrest that erupted last week, including a number of ...
Read moreDubai: Rohit Chamoli, Ankush and Gaurav Saini were among the six Indian boxers who registered victories on the opening day ...
Read moreUnited Nations: About 100 UN staff members are moving to Kazakhstan from Afghanistan "in light of the security and other constraints ...
Read moreThe world is full of mysteries. There are many questions, mysterious happenings that even scientists have failed to find an ...
Read moreMoscow: A plane operated by Kazakhstan's state security agency crashed in the Central Asian country Saturday, killing four crew members ...
Read moreMoscow: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met his counterparts from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan here Saturday and discussed ways to further ...
Read moreBeijing: It is as if the threat of coronavirus is not enough for the world. Now comes the threat ‘unknown ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The Delhi High Court directed Wednesday the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to ensure welfare and safety of ...
Read moreAlmaty (Kazakhstan): A passenger plane carrying nearly 100 people crashed Friday near this city in Kazakhstan on Friday after ...
Read moreAlmaty: A Kazakhstan plane with 98 people aboard crashed shortly after takeoff early Friday, killing at least 15 people, officials ...
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I t may appear strange in most democracies, including India, that losing a no-confidence vote against a government leading to...
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The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria is not an isolated event in the Middle East, but part of...
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The people of South Korea and their representatives showed the world last weekend how real democracy works. The country’s parliament...
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In 2021, I wrote a book called “Price of the Modi Years.” In one of its chapters, I compared India’s...
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