Tibetan cycle rally against China cheers for India

No social distancing in Pakistan as these footages of Lahore show

Family of abducted Hindu girls in Pakistan's Sindh say police in league with offenders

A Hindu family demands justice in Pakistan after daughter's abduction

People in Gilgit deprived of compensation for their land since 1949 protest against Islamabad

Gilgit Baltistan, 06 AUGUST, 2019:- These people who recently took to the streets of Gilgit are demanding their share of compensation which they have been denied since 1949 by successive governments of Pakistan. The government has not been able to provide compensation for the land, property, and resources that were acquired in the name of the development, decades ago. Protesters say that their ancestors became homeless overnight after the acquisition drive was started by Pakistan in the aftermath of its illegal occupation of the territory. The people who were unaware of ill-intent of Islamabad supported the decision and vacated their homes voluntarily and inflicted pain and suffering upon themselves. However, Pakistan which never considered them its own did not pay them even the market price of the land.    

'I just feel grateful I'm alive' -El Paso survivor

Octavio Ramiro Lizardo, 23, recounts the moment a gunman opened fire at the Walmart in El Paso, Texas on Saturday, killing 22 people, including Lizardo's nephew. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

FBI opens domestic terrorism probe in Gilroy shooting

FBI Special Agent in Charge John Bennett announces the opening of a domestic terrorism investigation into the deadly Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting in Northern California. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Kudlow sees 'no signs' about global recession

White House National Economic Council director Larry Kudlow says he sees no signs of a global recession if the current trade war with China continues. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

'Ridiculous' to blame Trump for El Paso shooting: WH

White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told reporters on Tuesday that President Trump shouldn't be blamed for inciting the El Paso shooting and that 'it's not the politicians fault'. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Bolton: 'This a time for action' against Maduro

During a news conference in Peru, President Trump's national security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday called for tougher international action against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro after Washington froze his government's assets in a sharp escalation of its pressure on the leftist leader. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Meghan Markle's former LA house up for sale

Meghan Markle's former home in Los Angeles is up for sale for about $1.8 million, according to multiple reports.Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Liquid aspirin is shrinking brain tumors in mice: trial

A new drug containing a liquid form of aspirin could in future help treat some of the most aggressive brain cancers, according to researchers at the Brain Tumour Research Centre at the University of Portsmouth. Anna Bevan reports.

Gove says Britain deeply saddened by EU refusing to negotiate on Brexit

Michael Gove, the British minister responsible for planning for a no-deal Brexit, said on Tuesday he was saddened the European Union was refusing to reopen discussions on a divorce deal. Rough cut (no reporter narration);

Japanese flying car successfully hovers during test flight

Japanese electronics manufacturer NEC Corporation unveiled a prototype flying car that stayed in the air for almost a minute during a test in Japan this week. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

Ale-lujah! UK monks first in country to brew Trappist beer

Faced with declining revenues from their dairy farm, monks in the English county of Leicestershire have turned to brewing to finance their monastery and charitable works, becoming the first brewery in the country to gain the official seal of approval from the Trappist order.