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Protests and restrictions in Azad Jammu and Kashmir have kept attention on political representation, economic demands, public safety and the need for credible dialogue.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says questions about his financial backing amount to a 'coordinated pile-on,' after facing scrutiny over revelations he received £5 million from a billionaire before the election.

Andy Burnham’s entry into Downing Street would bring a focus on stronger regional growth, but public finances, weak living standards and limited time before the next election shape the challenge

An antitrust lawsuit has put Paramount's bid for larger rival Warner Brothers Discovery in jeopardy. Paramount's chairman says the problem is really about politics -- and whether he's fit to own CNN

Bots trained to sound like a candidate are increasingly engaging voters with personalized text messages, making AI-generated texting conversations the latest tool political campaigns are adopting.

Social media has become a global political arena, shaping diplomacy, elections, conflict narratives and public trust in ways governments can no longer ignore.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has invited opposition parties for constructive dialogue as PTI prepares a September protest and political tensions rise around Imran Khan's detention and medical-transfer case.

Analysts say fresh US financing could ease pressure on Pakistan, but they caution that lasting gains will depend on whether reform efforts continue.

A new UK student-finance system will support shorter university and college modules, giving adults more options to study around employment and family life.

Nigel Farage's Clacton by-election victory has been followed by a renewed watchdog probe, putting questions over political money back into focus.

Qatar's challenge to the AFC over an open letter targeting Gianni Infantino has put football politics back in focus.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and welcomed Pakistan's progress on economic reforms and its path back to international capital markets.

Keiko Fujimori has begun a five-year term after winning Peru's runoff by fewer than 50,000 votes, inheriting political instability, crime and deep regional divisions.

Pakistan's reported request for a $10 billion US exchange facility could strengthen reserves, but economists question its likelihood and reform impact.

Israel has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election as pressure grows over Fifa’s World Cup sell-off plan and the dismissal of chief operating officer Kevin Lamour

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has reviewed Pakistan’s IMF programme progress, underscoring how closely the government is tracking reforms, fiscal targets and external financing needs.

Britain's foreign policy is about to get a distinctly greener orientation, with Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband set to signal that climate and overseas development will sit at the center of how the UK engages with the

New York Times reporter Eric Lipton discusses his Pulitzer Prize-winning investigations into Trump's conflicts of interest and whether he's exploiting the power of the presidency for self-enrichment

Venezuela has signed energy agreements with Chevron and Eni as Caracas seeks new investment, higher oil output and power-sector recovery.

A joint report says rebuilding Gaza may cost $71 billion and warns recovery plans will fall short unless Palestinians help shape them.

Economist Jonathan Portes argues Andy Burnham should avoid repeating Keir Starmer’s caution and use devolution, tax, EU and immigration policy to support growth

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has endorsed a Rs3 billion risk pool intended to widen export-credit insurance for Pakistani small and medium-sized businesses.

A protest over education has grown into a political challenge for Narendra Modi, as students in India refuse to be cowed by pressure.

A meeting between a prominent Lebanese businessman and Israel's prime minister has triggered a formal security investigation in Beirut, exposing just how politically explosive any contact with Israeli officials remains