Ex-Maldives president makes comeback with landslide win
The former Maldives president on Sunday vowed sweeping reforms and an end to government corruption after leading his party to a ...
‘Yellow vests’ march again as government tries to regroup
Thousands of “yellow vest” protesters marched Saturday for the 21st consecutive week to denounce French government ...
U.S. Treasury official David Malpass named World Bank President
David Malpass, a top U.S. Treasury official in Trump administration, was on April 5 unanimously selected as the new President of the ...
US may consider military option in Venezuela: Senior Official
Washington, Apr 6 : A military option against Venezuela is being seriously considered by the US government as events unfold in that ...
Pakistan to release 360 Indian prisoners as tensions ease
Karachi: Pakistan will release 360 Indian prisoners this month, the foreign office said on Friday, as the nuclear-armed neighbours ...
Huge demos as Algerians urge Bouteflika allies to quit too
A vast crowd of protesters pushing for reforms flooded the streets of Algiers Friday, while mass rallies were held across Algeria for ...
Disagreement to BJP’s nationalism is not ‘anti-national’: Advani
New Delhi, Apr 5: Breaking his silence , BJP patriarch L K Advani, who was denied ticket from Gandhinagar, on Thursday penned a blog ...
‘PM Narendra Modi’ yet to be certified, says CBFC chief
New Delhi , Apr 5: The release of ‘PM Narendra Modi’ has been postponed and the new release date is yet to be confirmed.
Central ...
Pentagon says India debris expected to burn up in atmosphere
Washington: The Pentagon said on Thursday that it stood by its assessment that debris from an Indian anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons ...
Judge orders psychiatric test for Christchurch shooting suspect
The man accused of shooting dead 50 Muslim worshippers in a Christchurch mosque sat impassively Friday as a New Zealand judge ordered ...