Taliban delegation meets envoys from Pakistan, Germany, UK in Doha
A Taliban delegation held separate meetings with the envoys of Pakistan, UK and Germany in Doha in the last few days...
'پاکستان، افغانستان میں امن کےلئے مثبت کردار ادا کرتا رہے گا'
وزیر خارجہ شاہ محمود قریشی کہتے ہیں پاکستان افغانستان میں امن و...
برطانیہ کا پاکستان کو ریڈ لسٹ میں رکھنے کا فیصلہ برقرار
برطانیہ نے پاکستان کو سفری ریڈ لسٹ میں رکھنے کا فیصلہ برقرار...
طالبان کو تسلیم کرنا ہے یا پابندیاں عائد کرنی ہیں؟ فیصلہ آج جی-7 اجلاس ہوگا
دنیا کی سات بڑی معیشتوں کےحامل ممالک (جی-7) ایک ورچوئل اجلاس میں...
Pakistan hopeful about removal from UK red list
Pakistan is hpopeful its name will be removed from the UK's red list when they announce new travel restrictions....
UK will double humanitarian aid to Afghanistan to 286m pounds
The United Kingdom will double its humanitarian and development aid to Afghanistan to 286 million pounds ($393.34...
'Freedom day'? Removing Covid restrictions will vastly reduce the freedoms of some
England has now dispensed with the remaining restrictions that were in place to curb the spread of COVID-19. No...
Britain sets out plan to stimulate trade with developing economies
Britain will set out a plan on Monday to stimulate trade with 70 developing economies by lowering tariffs and...
All adults in Britain offered a Covid shot ahead of Monday reopening
By Alistair Smout
Every adult in the United Kingdom has been offered a first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, the health...
'Freedom day' or 'Anxiety day'? England to end Covid curbs
By Natalie Thomas and Alistair Smout
As England's so-called "freedom day" draws near, excitement at the impending...
Most UK Covid deaths are in the vaccinated but that shouldn't alarm you
More vaccinated people are dying of COVID than unvaccinated people, according to a recent report from Public Health...
UK PM Johnson condemns racist abuse of England soccer team
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned racist abuse on social media aimed at players of the ...
PM Johnson to set out lockdown easing, though pandemic 'not over'
By Paul Sandle and Alistair Smout
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out plans on Monday for the final...
Pressure builds on UK's Johnson to fire health secretary
By Kate Holton
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under mounting pressure on Saturday to fire his health...
UK to unveil plans for 'digital border'
LONDON: Britain is to announce plans for a "fully digital border" including the introduction of US-style electronic...
UK survey finds rising unease about AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
British enthusiasm for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine has faded in the past month, reflecting rising unease about...
UK imposes strictest travel curbs on India after Covid-19 cases surge
Britain has imposed its strictest travel curbs on India after explosion of coronavirus cases in the country.
In a...
UK shopper numbers jump 88% as stores reopen after lockdown
LONDON (Reuters) - The number of people heading to shops across Britain jumped 87.8% last week as non-essential stores reopened after three months of COVID-19 lockdown, researcher Springboard said on Monday.
UK, EU and Norway agree deal on fishing quotas
OSLO: The EU, the UK and Norway have signed an accord on fishing quotas in the North Sea, the first such deal post...
لاہور سمیت پنجاب کے 7 شہروں میں اسمارٹ لاک ڈاؤن نافذ
برطانیہ سے آئے کورونا وائرس کی نئی قسم نے پنجاب کو شدید متاثر...
Novavax vaccine 96% effective against original coronavirus, 86% vs British variant in UK trial
** Novavax Inc’s COVID-19 vaccine was 96% effective in preventing cases caused by the original version of the...
UK new car sales slump in February amid COVID-19 hit
LONDON (Reuters) - British new car registrations fell by roughly 36% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from an industry body, as lockdown measures forced showrooms to close their doors to the public.
A divided United Kingdom exits EU's orbit, enters Brexit unknown
LONDON (Reuters) -The United Kingdom exits the European Union’s orbit on Thursday, turning its back on a tempestuous 48-year liaison with the European project for an uncertain Brexit future that will shape the fortunes of its people for generations to come.
