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India’s Jerusalem Biennale pavilion an ode to ‘experiments with truth’

The Indian art world that is gaining global viewership will feature in yet another avenue in October – the fourth edition of the Jerusalem...

Afghan officials say car bomb kills 3, wounds 72

Afghan officials say a car bomb in central Afghanistan has killed three people and wounded 72 others, many of them students attending a nearby...

US corporate sector welcomes India’s Budget

American corporate sector has hailed the maiden Budget of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, noting that it is not only inclusive but also attractive for...

Regime bombings kill 14 civilians in northwest Syria: monitor

Syrian regime bombardment has killed 14 civilians including seven children in northwestern Syria, a war monitor said Saturday, in the latest deadly raids on...

30 drown as overloaded boat capsizes in northwest Pakistan

At least 30 people, including four children, drowned and several others went missing as an overloaded wooden boat carrying 80 passengers capsized Wednesday in...

Sharjah ruler’s son found dead in London The 39-year-old had forged a career for himself as a fashion designer. Clothes from his label, Qasimi,...

Khalid Al Qasimi, a fashion designer and son of the Sharjah ruler has died in London, officials have announced. Khalid Al Qasimi, the second...

US, Taliban scramble to rewrite draft on troop withdrawal Officials familiar with the talks, but not authorized to speak about them, say negotiations went...

Taliban and US negotiators are scrambling to rewrite a draft agreement that will outline the withdrawal of American and NATO troops from Afghanistan as...

Pakistan books Hafiz Saeed, 12 others for ‘terror’ financing through charities “In its ongoing crackdown against terrorism financing by CTD Punjab Hafiz Saeed of...

JuD chief Hafiz Saeed and 12 of his close aides have been booked by Pakistani agencies for committing multiple offences of “terrorism” financing and...