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Ex-Pakistan Cricketer Shoaib Akhtar Backs Ghazwa-E-Hind: 'We’ll First Capture Kashmir And Then Invade India'

Shoaib Akhtar represented Pakistan in as many as 224 matches between 1997 and 2011.

India vs. Australia: 2 Debutants Named, BCCI Announces Playing XI For Boxing Day Test

India's captain Virat Kohli congratulates Australia's captain Tim Paine on the third day of the first cricket Test match

Australia defeated India by eight wickets in the opening Test at the Adelaide Oval.

Afghan Women's Rights Activist Shot Dead

A similar pattern has emerged in recent weeks in which prominent Afghans have died in targeted killings in broad daylight, several of them in the capital, such as in this attack in Kabul on December 20, 2020 when a car bomb targeting a lawmaker killed mul

Afghan women's rights activist shot dead

British-born militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh (pictured handcuffed on March 29, 2002) had been sentenced to death for the killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl

Pakistan Court Orders Release Of Mastermind Behind Daniel Pearl Murder

Pakistan court orders release of mastermind behind Daniel Pearl murder

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Afghan security force members stand at the site of the attack in Kabul on December 20, 2020

Nine Killed In Kabul Car Bomb Targeting Afghan MP

Nine killed in Kabul car bomb targeting Afghan MP

International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) found "considerable progress" in legal protections for LGBTI people worldwide

Gay Rights Progress, But Same-sex Relations Still A Crime In 69 States: Report

Gay rights progress, but same-sex relations still a crime in 69 states: report

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meeting Afghan government negotiators in Qatar in November 2020

Afghan President Calls For Peace Talks To Be Moved Home

Afghan president calls for peace talks to be moved home

A pharmacy tech holds a tablet of hydroxychloroquine

Memo To Biden: Don't Fall For Trump's Last-Minute Drug-Pricing Ploy

The Most Favored Nation rule would require U.S. drug manufacturers to price certain Medicare drugs no higher than the lowest price in other rich countries, where the government acts as a monopsonist or single buyer and effectively sets prices.

Violence has surged across Afghanistan in recent months

One Civilian Killed In Kabul Rocket Attack

One civilian killed in Kabul rocket attack

Another Government Shutdown Could Be In The Wings

Senate leaders are working to overcome hurdles among their own ranks to keep the federal government open.

US President Donald Trump during an event on lowering prescription drug prices at the White House on November 20, 2020

Why China’s US Embassy Retweeted Donald Trump’s ‘Disputed’ Election Claim

China has a history of problems with social media and some of its diplomatic ties are tainted by cybersecurity issues.

An independent British investigator looking into the allegations said all but one of the thousands of complaints against British troops had been dropped

ICC Drops Probe Into British War Crimes In Iraq

ICC drops probe into British war crimes in Iraq

Demonstrators called for Assange's release at a protest outside the British Embassy in Brussels on Monday

UN Expert Demands Assange's Release, 10 Years On

UN expert demands Assange's release, 10 years on

The US military in Afghanistan has rejected as "one-sided" a report that found civilian casualties caused by American and coalition air strikes soared after Washington relaxed its rules of engagement

US Military Rejects 'One-sided' Report On Afghan Civilian Deaths

US military rejects 'one-sided' report on Afghan civilian deaths

Civilians have fled Ethiopia in droves and the UN has warned of a large-scale humanitarian crisis

Drones, Wars, Genocide: Tainted Legacy Of Nobel Peace Laureates

Drones, wars, genocide: Tainted legacy of Nobel Peace laureates

Afghanistan national security adviser Hamdullah Mohib addresses the Manama Dialogue security conference in the Bahraini capital on December 5, 2020

Taliban Peace Will Help In Fighting IS: Afghan Official

Taliban peace will help in fighting IS: Afghan official

The scene of a 2019 suicide car bomb explosion in Mogadishu, Somalia claimed by the Al-Shabaab militant group

Trump Orders Pullout Of Most US Personnel From Somalia

Trump orders pullout of most US personnel from Somalia

Aircraft carriers the USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan sailing in Asia in July -- Washington is pushing back against Beijing over its military buildup in the South China Sea

Chinese Daily Calls Australia 'Evil,' WeChat Takes Down PM Morrison's Post

China's party-run daily warns Australia against sending warships to the South China Sea.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian sparked outrage when he posted a staged image of a man dressed as an Australian soldier holding a bloody knife to an Afghan child's throat

Twitter Rejects Call To Remove Chinese Official's Fake Australian Troops Tweet

Twitter rejects call to remove Chinese official's fake Australian troops tweet

'The red lights are flashing and the alarm bells are ringing,' said the UN, which warned about the return of famines.

UN Sees Emergency Aid Needs Exploding Due To Pandemic

UN sees emergency aid needs exploding due to pandemic

What China Posted On Twitter That Has Australia So Upset

An investigation alleges that Australian soldiers in Afghanistan may have committed war crimes by killing prisoners and unarmed civilians.

Morrison called the tweet an 'outrageous and disgusting slur' against the Australian armed forces

Australia PM Slams Chinese Official's 'Repugnant' Tweet

Australia PM slams Chinese official's 'repugnant' tweet

Security personnel near the army base hit by a suicide bomber on the outskirts of Ghazni

Suicide Car Bomb Kills 30 Afghan Security Personnel

Suicide car bomb kills 30 Afghan security personnel

Suicide Car Bomb Kills 26 Afghan Security Personnel

Suicide car bomb kills 26 Afghan security personnel

This US Navy handout photo shows the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and the guided-missile cruiser USS Philippine Sea steaming through the Strait of Hormuz on September 18, 2020

US Navy Denies Carrier Group Moved Into Gulf After Any 'Threats'

US navy denies carrier group moved into Gulf after any 'threats'

Australia's top general Angus Campbell delivered the findings of a years-long Afghan war crimes probe in Canberra last week

Australia To Discharge 13 Soldiers After Afghan War Crimes Probe

Australia to discharge 13 soldiers after Afghan war crimes probe

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