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Aravind Rajeev is Deputy News Editor at Asian Lite, mostly covering the Middle East and GCC. He has over eight years of experience as a journalist, with a background in ground-level reporting, crime reporting, as well as international and regional news.
Liz Truss said she will “seize the chance to diverge from outdated EU law and frameworks and capitalise on the opportunities.” Amid the ongoing contest for the Tory leadership, top contender Liz
This move would expand US involvement in war and risk significant escalation with Russia. As the Ukraine-Russia war is set to enter its fifth month, the US is mulling increasing its military
Among the most alarming things the FBI uncovered pertains to Chinese-made Huawei equipment atop cell towers near US military bases in the rural Midwest. A frenzy of counter-intelligence activity by the FBI
Russia has expanded its list of “unfriendly countries” to include Greece, Denmark, Slovenia, Croatia and Slovakia, the Russian government has announced. The blacklisted countries are subject to a quota or even a
Hamza secured 179 votes against 176 votes received by Pervaiz Elahi, a joint candidate of PTI and PML Hamza Shehbaz, son of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, was administered the oath of
Jail terms and fines will be determined during sentencing, which is scheduled for October 21. reports Yashwant Raj A federal jury on Friday found Steve Bannon, an advisor to former US President
ASDA’A BCW Arab Youth Survey shows that over 90% of Saudi youth see US as a strong ally of their nation. Two-thirds (63%) of Saudi youth say their country’s relations with the
While meeting Arab leaders at the Saudi summit, Biden laid out his strategy for the Middle East, reports Asian Lite News US President Joe Biden, who is on a visit to Saudi
India and Indonesia on Saturday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Bali on the sidelines of the G20 meeting, to cooperate on a number of issues including payment systems and combating
After registering nine cases of intimidation of Pakistani journalists by army-related agencies since Shehbaz Sharif took over as Prime Minister in late April, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has cautioned the army high