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Iran FM throws ball back in Trump's court on nuclear deal

North Korea threatens to scrap South liaison office over anti-Kim leaflets

Kashmiri children victims of India's worst barbarity: AJK President

The AJK President Sardar Masood Khan has said that the innocent children in the occupied Jammu and Kashmir were the most affected victims of aggression of the Indian occupation forces and since they have grown-up, have witnessed nothing except the sounds of Indian guns, cries of the injured and the thick clouds of smoke rising from the arms and ammunition

Kashmiri children victim of India's worst barbarity: AJK president

Azad Jammu & Kashmir President Sardar Masood Khan Friday said that the innocent children of occupied Kashmir were the most affected victims of the barbarity and aggression of the Indian occupation forces, and these children since they had grown-up, had witnessed nothing except the sounds of Indian guns, cries of the injured and the thick clouds of smoke rising from the arms and ammunition

Kashmiri children victims of India's worst barbarity: AJK president

The AJK President Sardar Masood Khan has said that the innocent children of occupied Kashmir are the most affected victims of the barbarity and aggression of the Indian occupation forces, and these children since they have grown-up, have witnessed nothing except the sounds of Indian guns, cries of the injured and the thick clouds of smoke rising from the arms and ammunition

Russian Envoy Antonov Calls for Joint Coordinated Effort to Save Open Skies Treaty

US Senators Introduce Bill to Prevent Trump From Restarting Nuclear Tests

CASS holds Webinar on "Nuclear South Asia; Challenges and Opportunities"

To commemorate the anniversary of 1998 nuclear tests by Pakistan, Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS) hosted a webinar on the topic of "Nuclear South Asia: Challenges and Opportunities,".

Pakistan's nuclear prowess helped to avoid global powers discriminatory rules

Pakistan's nuclear prowess has helped the country to fade away discriminatory rules and trends adopted by the global powers

South Korea says mulling leaflet ban after Kim's sister threat

South Korea may ban defectors from flying anti-Pyongyang leaflets into the North, officials said Thursday, hours after leader Kim Jong Un's sister threatened to scrap a military agreement with Seoul

North Korea threatens to scrap military deal with South

UK Foreign Office Took Note of Russia's Nuclear Strategy - Spokesperson

UK Foreign Office Took Note of Russia's Nuclear Strategy - Spokesperson

UK Foreign Office Took Note of Russia's Nuclear Strategy - Spokesperson

Sino-Indian Border Tensions Show Distrust Yet Unlikely to Evolve Into Full-Scale Conflict

The escalated tensions between China and India along their Himalayan border will hardly grow into an actual conflict, but they are still another unequivocal demonstration of the long-simmering distrust in bilateral relations, experts told Sputnik