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192nd Urs of Sachal Sarmast starts in Khairpur, Sindh Pakistan
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KHAIRPUR: Renowned saint poet Sachal Rarmast’s 192nd annual Urs celebrations have started in Khairpur area of Sindh. The caretaker of shrine Sakhi Qabool Farooqi...
European Parliament identifies Wahabi and Salafi roots of global terrorism
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It is not merely the faith or oil that flows out of Saudi Arabia. The oil-rich Arab state and its neighbours are busy financing...
Bus collides with truck on Thai highway; 19 killed, 23 injured
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BANGKOK: At least 19 persons were killed and 23 others injured when a double-decker passenger bus caught fire after colliding with a truck on...
Obama allowed to arm Syrian rebels after US congressional hurdles lifted
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WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama can now go ahead with a plan to arm the struggling Syrian rebels, after several congressional concerns have been...
Myanmar releases 73 political prisoners
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YANGON: Myanmar's government on Tuesday began releasing another 73 political prisoners and more could be freed in coming months, days after President Thein Sein...
Bomb found at shrine in Brazil ahead of Pope Francis ‘s visit
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SAO PAULO: The Brazilian Air Force founded a homemade bomb hidden near a Brazilian shrine where Pope Francis is scheduled to visit later this...
75 killed, over 400 injured as strong earthquake hits China’s Gansu province
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DINGXI: At least 75 persons were killed and more than 400 injured after a powerful and shallow earthquake struck near the city of Dingxi...
European Union declares Lebanon’s Hezbollah’s military wing a terror group
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BRUSSELS: The European Union on Monday declared the military wing of Lebanese party Hezbollah a terrorist group.The decision by the EU's 28 foreign ministers...
Royal baby expected today as Duchess of Cambridge goes into labour
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LONDON: Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is in the early stages of labour and was admitted to hospital at just before 6am today...
German intelligence services used NSA spying program: report
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BERLIN: German intelligence services themselves used one of US National Security Agency’s (NSA) most valuable spying programs, a report published by German newspaper Spiegel...
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