Washington,  The current political unrest in Pakistan could impact its relations with India as the Pakistan army is having more control over the country’s foreign policy than ever, a latest US Congressional report has said. “The Pakistan Army’s more openly direct control of the country’s foreign and security policies may,Read More

Sanitago,  A homemade bomb wounded 10 people when it rocked a food court inside a packed Santiago metro station at lunch hour on Monday, with Chile’s government calling it a “terrorist act.” The explosive device that ripped through Escuela Militar ( Military School) station was made of a fire extinguisherRead More

Baghdad,  U.S. President Barack Obama has congratulated Iraq on the approval of a new government and called for close cooperation against Islamic State militants. The White House says Obama called Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to congratulate him and the Iraqi people after parliament approved a new government on September 8.Read More

Cairo, A leader of Egypt’s outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and an Islamist cleric were on Tuesday sentenced to 20 years in jail for attempting to kill and torture two policemen and leading a terrorist organisation. Mohamed El-Beltagy and cleric Safwat Hegazy were convicted by a Cairo Criminal Court of attempting toRead More

London, British Prime Minister David Cameron implored Scots on Tuesday not to vote for independence in next week’s referendum after an opinion poll showed a surge in support for a break from the United Kingdom. Cameron pledged to do everything he could to keep the United Kingdom together and saidRead More

Rameswaram,  In the second such incident within a week, Sri Lankan Navy on Tuesday arrested six fishermen on charges of entering into the island nation’s territory while fishing near Katchtathivu. Rameswaram Fishermen Organisation President S Emerite said more than 3500 fishermen from here had ventured into the sea for fishingRead More

Kiev, The Dutch team investigating the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine says the crash was likely caused by the plane being hit by multiple “high-energy objects from outside the aircraft.” The preliminary report published Tuesday by the Dutch Safety Board stopped short of saying the BoeingRead More

Washington, The current political unrest in Pakistan could impact its relations with India as the Pakistan army is having more control over the country’s foreign policy than ever, a latest US Congressional report has said. “The Pakistan Army’s more openly direct control of the country’s foreign and security policies may,Read More

Sanitago,  A homemade bomb wounded 10 people when it rocked a food court inside a packed Santiago metro station at lunch hour on Monday, with Chile’s government calling it a “terrorist act.” The explosive device that ripped through Escuela Militar ( Military School) station was made of a fire extinguisherRead More

Ottawa, Tom Mulcair predicts the next federal election will be an historic first: a three-way battle for power among Conservatives, New Democrats and Liberals. Despite opinion polls which suggest the NDP has been eclipsed by Justin Trudeau’s ascendant Liberals, Mulcair is confident his party will be back in the hunt onceRead More