President Joe Biden's letter to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, while not congratulatory, strategically avoids addressing meaningful issues in US-Pakistan relations and fails to acknowledge the controversial elections in Pakistan, according to experts.
Lt Gen Muhammad Munir Afsar has been appointed as the chairman of National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) for three years, a move approved by the federal cabinet following a joint investigation team's report on data leaks.
The US is planning to impose new visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials responsible for the crackdown on rights and freedoms, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Former President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his commitment to the success of the All Progressives Congress under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu, wishing him a happy 72nd birthday.
The number of Americans detained in Russia has increased, with arrests becoming more common as relations between Moscow and Washington deteriorate, leading to accusations of Americans being used as political bargaining chips and calls for their release.
The article discusses recent updates in the political landscape of Andhra Pradesh, including planning issues in Jagan's Bus Yatra, unfavorable outcomes of the alliance, Akhila Priya's overaction in Allagadda, KCR's anger towards KK, and Babu's decision based on 'Reddy' grounds.
The US State Department spokesman emphasizes the importance of a revitalized Palestinian Authority for delivering results and stability in the region.
Jeffrey Donaldson, the former leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, has resigned following charges of non-recent sexual offenses, causing political upheaval in the region.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is questioned about his rhetoric on crime by activist Olayemi Olurin during a radio interview, with Olurin accusing him of fear-mongering.
The US is close to reaching an agreement with the Palestinian Authority to end its program that financially rewards the families of terrorists, which has long been criticized as incentivizing terrorism.
The collapse of a plan to build a sports arena in Alexandria, Virginia, has triggered public blame between politicians and business leaders, raising concerns about the state's ability to attract businesses in the future.
President Joe Biden wrapped up a fundraising trip to New York and headed to Camp David with family members, including grandson Beau and son Hunter, after raising over $25 million; he also discussed future plans and made jokes about Air Force One during the trip.
Russia's spies have been accused of using "honey-trap" scams on dating apps to steal information, prompting the German foreign ministry to send out warnings to tourists in Russia.
A Moscow court orders a Russian journalist, who covered the trials of late opposition politician Alexei Navalny, to remain in custody pending an investigation and trial for extremism charges.
Telangana's former Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao is experiencing a familiar scenario as his party members desert him and join other parties, a situation he himself previously exploited to his advantage.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., is the front-runner to chair the House Appropriations Committee, with support from nine of the other subcommittee chairs, in a bid he has reportedly been angling for years.
President Joe Biden has fired U.S. Railroad Retirement Board inspector general Martin Dickman over allegations of creating a hostile work environment.
Voting for Reform UK will strip votes away from the Brexit agenda, potentially giving Labour a majority government in the next election and allowing them to push through their own policies.
The Senate may recall Senator Abdul Ningi from his suspension after the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, hinted at resolving the matter and expressed hope that Ningi would return soon.
House Republicans are divided over how to approach rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, with some supportive of President Biden's promise that the federal government will cover the costs, while others believe the private companies involved should pay and funds should be reprogrammed from Biden's infrastructure bill.
President Biden, top US lawmakers, and administration officials are condemning Russia's wrongful detention of journalist Evan Gershkovich and reiterating their commitment to bringing him home, emphasizing that journalism is not a crime and calling for the release of other unjustly detained individuals.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi warned that stern action would be taken against those who undermine democracy once the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government changes.
Yuki Gambaryan, wife of detained Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan, seeks intervention from the US government to secure her husband's release in Nigeria.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other federal politicians in Canada are set to receive pay increases starting April 1, with Trudeau's salary increasing to over $400,000 a year.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempts to hold onto power despite losing it have led to him being seen as a failed and desperate leader, resorting to performing tricks in front of disbelieving and angry onlookers.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling on the federal government to require public servants to work in the office at least three days a week to revitalize downtown Ottawa, although the government department and one of its main unions have shown little interest in the request.
The leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party, Jeffrey Donaldson, has resigned after being charged with "allegations of an historical nature," relating to non-recent sexual offences.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces that Israel will return to cease-fire talks with Hamas in an attempt to end the ongoing war in Gaza and secure the release of Israeli hostages.
Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton attended a fundraiser for President Joe Biden's reelection campaign that raised over $25 million, but the event was interrupted by protestors demanding a ceasefire in the Hamas war in Gaza.
Daily Kos urges people to get involved in the upcoming elections as a way to support the Black community.
US President Joe Biden has condemned the "wrongful detention" of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich in Russia on the anniversary of his arrest, calling for his release and denouncing Russia's attempts to use Americans as bargaining chips.
A Moscow court ordered that Russian journalist Antonina Favorskaya, who covered the trials of Alexei Navalny and other dissidents, remain in custody pending an investigation and trial on charges of extremism.
The Wall Street Journal marks the one-year anniversary of reporter Evan Gershkovich's detention in Russia with a front page headline demanding justice and highlighting the dangers faced by journalists worldwide.
The extended absence of AAP leader Raghav Chadha from India and his stay in London have sparked speculation and raised concerns among allies and opponents about his intentions and loyalty to the party.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo surprises Nigerians by showing off his physical fitness at the age of 87, as he jumps off a stage during an event in Lagos state, sparking various reactions on social media.
Louisiana Republican Speaker Mike Johnson and Texas Governor Greg Abbott met to discuss the ongoing border crisis and the House GOP's plan to send articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate.
Journalists have been taking souvenirs, such as engraved glasses, from Air Force One prompting the White House Correspondents’ Association president to remind them to stop stealing.
Senate Democrats, including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, have called on the federal courts to defend and uphold a new rule aimed at curbing the practice of "judge shopping," which refers to litigants suing in jurisdictions where sympathetic judges may be more likely to rule in their favor. The Democrats argue that this practice undermines the rule of law and erodes public trust in the judiciary, and they encourage the courts to implement and defend the new policy.
Author Batya Ungar-Sargon argues in her new book that the divide in the United States is not along political or demographic lines, but rather along class lines between the over-credentialed college elite and the working class, who largely share similar views on important issues and are being ignored by politicians and journalists.
Hezbollah is struggling to garner support from Lebanon's diverse religious populations for its war with Israel, as it continues to link Lebanon's fate to that of Gaza.
India has decided not to attend Pakistan's National Day celebrations or an iftar dinner hosted by Pakistan's foreign minister, as a policy since 2019, due to Pakistan's support of terrorism, with India stating that "terrorism and talks cannot go hand in hand."
Former Niger Delta militant, Tompolo, disregards President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's request for a low-key birthday celebration by buying front pages of national newspapers to wish him a happy 72nd birthday.
The House will send the impeachment articles against Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate on April 10, setting up a showdown between Senate Democrats and Republicans over immigration and border security policies.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has warned the ruling BJP government that action will be taken against those who have "destroyed democracy" when the government changes, in response to a fresh notice from the Income Tax department worth Rs 1,700 crore over discrepancies in tax returns for previous years, which the party has accused the BJP of using as a tactic to financially cripple the Opposition ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the government to develop Russian game consoles, operating systems, and cloud-based game delivery systems in an effort to create a domestic gaming ecosystem, but experts believe it will take 5 to 10 years to catch up to Western alternatives technically.
Former President Barack Obama defended President Joe Biden during a $26 million New York fundraiser, addressing interruptions from protesters calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.
Former Senate chairman Raza Rabbani criticized the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), stating that it is overstepping its boundaries by discussing education-related matters, which is the prerogative of provinces, not the federal government.
An American journalist, Evan Gershkovich, has had three months added to his jail time in Russia on espionage charges, highlighting the country's repression of press freedom and the use of detainees as bargaining chips in international relations.
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher plans to join data analytics company Palantir after retiring from Congress, though his role with the company is unclear.
Alan Kyerematen and members of his Movement for Change attended the one-week observation of the late John Kumah, receiving cheers and chants for victory from supporters, and Kyerematen donated GH¢5,000 to support the event.