US President Trump once again offers to mediate on Kashmir
Speaking ahead of talks with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, Trump said trade and borders were both critical points for discussion,
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The Economist entitled India “Intolerant” on its cover page
India has seen a sharp rise in religious and cultural intolerance since PM Narendra Modi took power last year. Since then, many things have been changed even the shining image to fascist image.
90 percent in Kashmir wants independence: Reuters Survey Report
“Only 3 percent of the mainly Muslim inhabitants of the city think Kashmir should become part of Pakistan, and 7 percent prefer Indian rule, the poll said,” Reuters in Report
149 Palestinians, including 33 children have killed by Israel in 2019, Report
According to Quds Press, the gathering said in a statement that the number of the martyrs was similar to the number of Palestinians killed each year over the past five years.
Ready to hold a referendum in PaJK: Imran Khan
“Let the people of Kashmir decide what they want,” he said in an interview with Deutsche Welle. “Pakistan is ready for a referendum or a plebiscite.
India found no Lawyer to defend “UoM Free Kashmir” girl
Protests were held at the University of Mysore to condemn the attack on JNU students. Nalini was holding a placard with Free Kashmir remark to draw notice to the internet shutdown in Jammu Kashmir.
Al-Asad US base in Iraq comes under attack by multiple rockets
“Multiple sites” have come under attack by Iranian ballistic and cruise missiles, Fox News reported citing anonymous Pentagon officials. There has been no official confirmation from the US Department of Defense.
Deepika Padukone visits JNU, Meet student president
Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone Tuesday joined the protests at the Jawaharlal Nehru University against the violence inside the campus on Sunday evening.
Millions of Iranians pay tribute to General Soleimani in Ahvaz city
Millions of Iranians have poured into the streets of Ahvaz, holding massive funeral processions for the Iranian anti-terror commander,
U.S. troops should immediately leave Iraq: Iraqi Parliament
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi said Iraq “cannot accept” a “political assassination” on its soil. He called the attack a grave violation of Iraqi sovereignty.