Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], Nov.3 (ANI): A nine-year old drummer, Abhishek Sahoo, recently mesmerized his audience with his drum beating talent at an event in Odisha.
Islamabad [Pakistan], Oct. 24 (ANI): Special Assistant to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Foreign Affairs, Syed Tariq Fatemi, has in his meeting with British National Security Adviser Sir Mark Lyall Grant briefed about the ongoing tensions in Kashmir and urged Britain to ask India to indulge
New York [USA], Oct. 21 (ANI): Efforts by the Britain, France and Germany to threaten Russia with sanctions over its Syrian bombing campaign lacked unanimous support of leaders at Brussels Summit after the European Union pulled back.
London [UK], Oct 17 (ANI): The US and Britain have said that they were considering fresh economic sanctions against the Syrian Government and its supporters in response to the continued bombardment of Aleppo.
Kabul [Afghanistan], Oct. 3 (ANI): The United Kingdom has announced that it would give £750million (USD 980 million) to Afghanistan for improving health, education and security in the country.
London [United Kingdom], Sept. 30 (ANI): Pakistan continues to double speak on issue of terrorism. It has aided and abetted enemies of the international coalition, of which Britain is a leading partner with the US, against terrorism.
Johannesburg [South Africa], Sept.19 (ANI): After Great Britain slumped to a 3-2 defeat at the hands of Argentina in the dramatic Davis Cup semi-finals, world number two Andy Murray has insisted that he needs some time away from tennis following exhausting few months.
London [UK], Sept. 18 (ANI): English reality television judge and entrepreneur, Simon Cowell, recently signed 25 million pound deal with ITV to keep American reality shows, 'X Factor' and 'Britain's Got Talent' on the channel until 2019.
Washington D.C. [USA], Sept. 9 (ANI): Pop diva Madonna lost the bitter custody battle with former husband Guy Ritchie and has agreed for letting their teenage son Rocco stay in Britain with his filmmaker father.
Islamabad [Pakistan], Aug 27. (ANI): Pakistan has said that it will not seek the extradition of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) founder Altaf Hussain from Britain, but will pursue legal action against him for his recent provocative speech that led to violence in Karachi on August 22.