- 06 Jun 2018
More than 120 people have been killed and thousands arrested recently in what Bangladesh describes as a campaign against drug trade, especially the sale of stimulant pills known as yaba
More than 120 people have been killed and thousands arrested recently in what Bangladesh describes as a campaign against drug trade, especially the sale of stimulant pills known as yaba
Pakistan army said that there was no space for any war with India as both are nuclear powers, but warned that its desire for peace should not be mistaken for weakness.
Sri Lanka's Speaker Karu Jayasuriya praised the Marxist party Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) for their contribution to protect the democracy by acting as a watchdog against corruption.
The Zimbabwe government said that it has taken adequate measures to ensure free, fair and credible elections set for July 30
Retired Justice Nasirul Mulk took oath as Pakistan's seventh caretaker Prime Minister at a ceremony on Friday, hours after the National Assembly was formally dissolved ahead of the July elections.

Always on a move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently in Singapore, the third and last leg of his three-nation tour to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.

An Indian billionaire investor has made claims that his £1bn plan to build out Silverton Quays in East London has been blocked despite strong support from...

On Thursday 26th April at the European, Middle East and Africa Business Excellence Awards, London-based business, Vedanta Hedging’s CEO, Abhishek Sachdev,...

Spirits of the government's bid to sell off loss-making airline Air India, was dampened when not a single entity showed interest in the national carrier.

Marred by ongoing controversy, ICICI Bank has said it would institute an independent probe, headed by a credible person, to look into allegations that...