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“Loud and clear message to get back to basics of SCO”: Foreign Affairs expert Robinder Sachdev on EAM Jaishankar’s address – World News Network
Sachdev's reaction came following the EAM's address on Wednesday at the 23rd Meeting of the SCO Council of Heads of Government in Islamabad, where he stated that cross-border terrorism, extremism and separatism are the "three evils" that hinder trade and travel as well as people-to-people relations between countries.
Former AIT Chairman warns of ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ in China’s Anti-Secession Law, calls for strong deterrent against potential aggression – World News Network
James Moriarty, the former chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), stressed upon the critical importance of creating a strong deterrent against China's 2005 Anti-Secession Law and described it as "a ticking time bomb."
Imran Khan out of race for Oxford’s Chancellor due to criminal & political background – World News Network
The Oxford University has announced that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is not included in the list of candidates to run for the position of the varsity's chancellor, Geo News reported.
Sinwar is dead: Israel PM Netanyahu confirms death of Hamas chief – World News Network
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said that Hamas chief and one of the masterminds behind the horrific October 7 attacks last year, Yahya Sinwar, is confirmed dead, the Times of Israel reported.
Canadian MP Chandra Arya condemns Khalistani extremism, says Canada must recognise threat – World News Network
Canadian Member of Parliament, Chandra Arya spoke on the Khalistan issue going on in the nation and said that the administration in Canada acknowledges the severity of Khalistani violent extremism and condemns any involvement or actions by foreign state actors within its borders.
“China ranks worst in internet freedom globally”: US’ Freedom House report – World News Network
China has secured last rank in internet freedom, according to an annual report released on Wednesday by the US-based non-profit organisation Freedom House.