Published by Global Voices Boycott Xinjiang advert on New York University’s campus, New York, NY, October 7, 2020. Photo by Themomenthasarrived2020 (CC BY-SA 4.0) The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics kicked off on February 4, with the Uyghur genocide still raging in East Turkestan (“Xinjiang” to China). This is the same
Published by TDPel Media Standard Chartered (www.SC.com) PLC (the Group) today released its financial results for the full year and fourth quarter ending 31 December 2021. See link here (https://bit.ly/3JzDaJP) In the Africa and Middle East region, the Bank has recorded its highest Operating Profit since 2015. Performance Highlights: Broad-based
Published by Al-Araby On 11 February, the Biden administration announced that it intended to divert $3.5 billion of frozen assets from Da Afghanistan Bank (Afghanistan’s central bank) to families of 9/11 victims. This amount is roughly half of Afghanistan’s foreign reserves, which Washington froze amid the Taliban’s takeover of the
Published by Al-Araby Hoping to further destabilise the so-called Islamic State group following its leader’s death, US officials have turned their focus to an architect of the insurgents’ bloody revival in Afghanistan since losing their “caliphate” in Syria. Sanaullah Ghafari, also known as Shahab Al-Muhajir, has led the Islamic State-Khorasan
Published by TDPel Media The British High Commission on Thursday organised a virtual welcome back reception for Pakistani scholars who were awarded the prestigious Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships 2020/21. British Deputy High Commissioner Alison Blackburne welcomed the Pakistani scholars who have returned from the UK after completing a fully-funded one-year
Published by Reuters UK By Aditi Shah NEW DELHI (Reuters) – South Korea’s Hyundai Motor faced calls on Monday for a boycott of its cars from Indians incensed over a tweet from the account of its Pakistan partner that expressed solidarity for the people of the disputed territory of Kashmir.
Published by Al-Araby Police in Indian-administrated Kashmir have arrested a young journalist on accusations of publishing “anti-national content”, police said, in a widening crackdown against media in the disputed region. Fahad Shah, the editor of news portal Kashmir Walla, was summoned for questioning at a police station in southern Pulwama
Published by Al-Araby Pakistani security forces were conducting search operations on Friday to flush out militants suspected of hiding near two military bases attacked by insurgents on Wednesday, which killed seven soldiers and 13 of their own, in the latest violence in the southwestern Balochistan province. The attacks, the biggest
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