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Lawmaker says as the Geneva agreement voids credit, it will be a good thing to return Iranian negotiators from Geneva.

Tehran, YJC. Former Lebanese Interior Minister says things are looking bright for Iran and Saudi Arabia to improve their relations.

Tehran, YJC. Sabounchi says he does not like the current Ukraine government "because it is a US thing."

Interacting with Humans of Bombay, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared lesser-known aspects of his life. The five-part series focuses on his life, struggles, and ambitions before he was elected to the most important post in the country. In the latest post, PM Modi spoke about his younger days.

On Thursday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his cabinet of ministers took oath at the bedeckedRashtrapati Bhavan. Apart from PM Modi, the swearing-in ceremony of another minister garnered the maximum applause. This minister was Pratap Chandra Sarangi, who became an MP for the first time. Wondering what sets Sarangi apart from others? Here's all about him.

Nepal has almost completed two years of federalism implementation. This has been a landmark achievement as elected representative are working at the local level after gaps of almost two decades. Nepal has successfully elected around 42,000 representatives at local, provincial and federal level. Bulk of the elected representatives is now working at local level. Although it will be too early to assess the performance of federal mode of governance, but two things are evident. First, we wont revert back to old system of governance for any foreseeable future. Second, successful transition from centralist system of governance is not only slow but also complicated due to vested interest of various stakeholders. Focusing on the performance of local government, this paper outlines bright as well as blind spot of the performance of local government in Nepal

Investors may not yet know exactly what the political landscape will look like once all the votes have been counted. But one thing they can know? How stocks historically perform under a divided Congress, where one party controls the Senate and the other controls the House.

One of Joe Biden's central election campaign themes was restoring unity to an angry and divided nation. Twelve months after assuming office, things aren't any better, writes Nick Bryant