‘Serious concerns’: World reacts to Pakistan polls as vote count continues
Countries including the US and UK called for authorities to investigate reported irregularities in Pakistan’s election.
David Cameron in asian news
Japan and other allies brace for Trump but also for a divided U.S.
TOKYO -- With less than six months before U.S. presidential election in November, opinion polls show former President Donald Trump pulling ahead of incumbent Joe Biden in many states that could swing the electoral college race.
Former Japanese PM Taro Aso meets Trump in New York
NEW YORK -- Taro Aso, a former Japanese prime minister and current vice president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, met ex-U.S. President Donald Trump in New York's Trump Tower on Tuesday afternoon.
Russia claimed the West, Kyiv ordered the Moscow terror attack. Now it has the problem of proving it
Russia has been firming up its narrative that Ukraine was behind a deadly terrorist attack in Moscow last week, a move that was widely expected by political experts who said Russia would likely use the tragedy to further domestic support for the war against Ukraine.
Australia, UK to boost defense cooperation
Australia and the United Kingdom on Thursday signed a new defense and security cooperation agreement that makes it easier for their defense forces to operate together in each other's countries.
Drumbeat for Scholz to send Ukraine Taurus missiles
The German government is under heavy pressure to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine. To be more precise, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is the one being pushed by his own defense and foreign ministers – with Annalena Baerbock, his foreign minister, giving speeches pushing for the Taurus missiles to go there.
Former British PM Theresa May to stand down at next election
Former British Prime Minister Theresa May will not stand for re-election to parliament, she said on Friday, becoming the latest member of the governing Conservative Party to signal their departure from frontline politics later this year.
Aide of Pakistan ex-PM Khan says party aims to form government, calls for peaceful protests if election results not released
Candidates backed by former Pakistani premier Imran Khan’s party plan to form a government, a senior aide to the jailed politician said on Saturday, calling on supporters to peacefully protest if final election results were not released.
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