Washington: – John Bolton, a former US National Security Adviser (NSA), warned that the Taliban would take over Pakistan following Afghanistan. This would land 150 Pakistani nuclear weapons in the hands of terrorists. Bolton slammed President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying it could have dire consequences. While the former US NSA has expressed concerns, the […]
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Berlin/Beijing – After Belgium and Lithuania, Germany, a leading European country, has decided to investigate censorship software of Chinese manufactured smartphones. The move comes after Lithuania’s defence ministry released a report earlier this week that found a dormant censorship configuration in the 5G enabled Chinese manufactured smartphones. The reports advise the consumers not to buy […]
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Bamako/Moscow/Washington: – The government of Mali in Africa has signalled deployment of mercenaries from Russian Company, Wagner. The United States and European countries have objected to Mali’s decision. But Mali has backed the decision to seek help from the Russian company. While other countries, including France, are withdrawing their military deployments from Mali. Besides, the […]
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Pyongyang/ Seoul – North Korea is willing to talk to South Korea if it abandons its hostile policy, various prejudices and double standards, said Kim Yo-jong, the sister of Kim Jong-un. During his speech in the United Nations, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said that both the Korean nations should officially declare to end the […]
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Beijing/ Washington: The top executive of Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, has been released after signing the Deferred Prosecution Agreement with the US Justice Department. Before Meng got released, China released Canadian citizens Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. Thus, this has clarified that China had detained these two Canadian citizens in response to Meng’s detention. However, the Chinese media […]
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Kabul: – The Taliban, who replaced Kabul University’s highly educated vice-chancellor with a radical, has been shocked. Protesting against this, about 70 professors and associate professors of Kabul University have resigned. Not only that, but the Taliban, who denies education for girls, said that music is forbidden and has now ruled that the killing of […]
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Moscow: – Six students were slain and 28 got injured in a shootout at Perm University in the Russian city of Ural. However, the exact reason behind the attack was not ascertained. The Indian embassy in Russia clarified that all Indian students studying at the university were safe. But the incident indicates an increase in […]
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Kabul – Protests against the militant group have been going on in Kandahar, known as the birthplace and the capital of the Taliban. About 3,000 families protested against the Taliban. Locals alleged that Taliban militants were evicting locals and taking possession of their homes. A large number of women also participated in these demonstrations. Taliban […]
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Washington: About 450 Afghan Air Force pilots, who escaped the clutches of the Taliban last month and took refuge in Uzbekistan, are being flown to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The process is being carried out following an agreement reached between Uzbekistan and UAE. But no information has emerged about the transfer of Afghan Air […]
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Beijing: International arms exports from China have been declining. Analysts say restrictions on China’s imports by four of the world’s leading arms importers are the main reason. These countries include India, Australia, South Korea and Vietnam. Vietnam recently signed a defence cooperation agreement with Japan to counter China. A report on arms exports by the […]
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