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United Nations: Describing the situation in Afghanistan is still one of concern, India has said the formation of an inclusive and representative government structure, combating terrorism, and preserving the rights of women, children, and minorities in Afghanistan is an “immediate priority” for it. Addressing a Security Council meeting on the topic of ‘Situation in Afghanistan’ on Wednesday, India’s Permanent Representative at

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday, both in the Foreign Office and at the United Nations in New York, expressed deep concern over the possession and use of modern sophisticated arms and weapons by the...

Envoy tells UNSC future engagement with Taliban govt depend on Kabul’s action against TTP

India considers combating terrorism in Afghanistan an immediate priority, according to New Del-hi’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ruchira Kamboj.

Exactly what occurred at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on 12th December 2023 that led President George Manneh Weah to reverse Liberia’s previous vote against humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, with a stern condemnation still remains a serious public concern that needs to be addressed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Dee-Maxwell Saa Kemayah.

Four years later, Second Lieutenant Delai has proven that dreams can come true. 

Ukrainians living in the temporarily Russian-occupied territories (TOTs) and having received their education there will be able to validate their level of knowledge by passing a certification test. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed the relevant bill No.

North Korea's embassy in London could be easily missed if you were simply walking past it, as it's just a semi-detached house in Ealing - but it cost £1.3million

The U.N. Security Council called for urgent steps to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities after a week of vote delays and intense negotiations to avoid a veto by the United States.

Erdan voiced strong disappointment over the Security Councils failure to condemn the October 7 massacre