PTI president alleges representatives from IMF and EU routinely visit former PM Imran in jail
However, Information Minister Murtaza Solangi said that no such meeting had taken place, and that IMF or EU officials would never meet with a convict.
PM Kishida heads to San Francisco to show diplomatic prowess amid domestic woes
Aides to the prime minister hope that this latest official overseas trip will serve as a catalyst for a similar transformation as the one Kishida enjoyed earlier this year.
Two years into the job, is the writing on the wall for Japan’s PM Kishida?
Mr Kishida, 66, is running out of time to turn things around and may end up becoming the latest in a line of short-lived prime ministers in Japan.
Nepal decides to ban TikTok
The decision come within days after the government introducing a new rule requiring social media platforms operating in Nepal to set up offices in the country.
Indonesian presidential candidates’ climate manifestos ‘lack ambition’
However, experts expressed appreciation for the candidates for prioritising the urgency of the climate crisis in their campaign platforms, in contrast to the election campaigns in…
Readymade garment workers must accept new wage: PM Hasina
She also warned that if workers refuse the newly declared pay and continue to take to the streets on instigations by vested quarters, it may cause their death.
Presidential candidates respond to Jokowi’s ‘K-drama politics’ remarks
President Jokowi had criticised politicians who have recently directed talks about February’s presidential election into unproductive conversations.
Indonesia’s constitutional court ethics council removes chief justice Anwar
The investigation revolved around apparent conflicts of interest resulting from Anwar's kinship with vice presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka. Officials added that the…
UN agencies launch joint emergency response to Jajarkot earthquake
UN Nepal stated that they had been providing temporary shelter, food, and non-food items as part of immediate response to the urgent needs of the affected people.
Decade of displacement: Repatriation of illegal Afghans begins at a snail’s pace
A mere 128,650 individuals have returned home through the Torkham border since September 17, defying the general perception that a huge exodus from the country is underway.