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Rich Pakistanis line up for Canadian coffee, giving record opening to Tim Hortons, while the poor struggle for wheat and fuel

Tom Hortons the Canadian restaurant chain launched its first store in Phase 6, DHA Lahore over the weekend.

USA: Massive chemical spill after train derailment in Ohio, toxic vinyl chloride and other carcinogens trigger fears of large environmental disaster

As the cars were at risk of explosion, the authorities pierced the containers, thinking of carrying out a 'controlled release' of the chemical. But the chemical started burning, releasing toxic fumes into the air and into a town that has a population of 5000 people.

How Bangladesh, with the active help of the Biden admin, is heading towards chaos with a greater risk of Islamist attacks against Hindus

Sheikh Hasina has been committedly confronting Islamists and jihadists thus forcing Islamists on run, but all that is at risk

USA issues a warning to its citizens in Russia, asks them to leave the country immediately

US embassy in Russia said, "U.S. citizens living in or traveling to Russia should leave immediately. Take precautions to avoid the risk of being wrongly detained. Don't travel to Russia."

Pakistan: Milk prices rise to Pakistani Rs 210 per liter, chicken prices go past Pakistani Rs 700 per kg

Consumers in Pakistan continue to experience major price shocks, as the cash-strapped country continues to experience one of the worst economic crises in the world.

Leicester violence, propaganda against PM Modi and dual face of BBC: Pt Satish Sharma explains why British Hindus are saying ‘enough is enough’

OpIndia had a detailed discussion with Pt Satish K Sharma about the reaction NRIs had to BBC's documentary and tries to assert what led to such a reaction.

Turkey detains building contractors as the death toll from earthquake crosses 33,000

Even though the quakes were very powerful, people across Turkey are blaming the building practices for converting it into a massive tragedy as several buildings collapsed after the tremors.

Haters of author JK Rowling give calls to boycott Harry Potter-themed game ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ but fail miserably

Since its debut on February 10, Hogwarts Legacy was the no.1 game on Steam and PlayStation Store, despite boycott calls

Tensions between China and Tibet rise again after US lawmakers table ‘Resolve Tibet Act’

China's widespread crackdown in Tibet, including crackdown on monks, writers, young activists, and others, over the past few months has now become a regular affair.

Snakes are now slithering out of Thames, BBC is no holy cow

Before pointing fingers at Modi over 2002 Gujarat riots, BBC should introspect overBengal famine triggered by the British govt

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