Tokyo, July 6 — As the clock ticks toward a major trade deadline, Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba made it clear on Sunday: his country won’t be pressured into a hasty deal. In a candid and determined tone on a national television show, Ishiba emphasized that Japan won’t simply bow to threats of heavy US […]
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Tehran, July 4 — After weeks of uncertainty, Iran has officially reopened its airspace, including airports in the capital Tehran, bringing a long-awaited sense of relief and normalcy to travelers and families across the country. The skies were closed on June 13 amid escalating tensions and violence with Israel. In the face of airstrikes and […]
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New Delhi, July 1 — Starting today, the Delhi government has taken a bold and urgent step to clear the air—literally. If you own an old vehicle in the capital, you might want to think twice before heading to the petrol pump. As part of its intensified fight against air pollution, the city is now […]
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(For Reem, Tarek, and the Children of Gaza) I kissed her,but she wouldn’t wake up,her tiny hand still warm in mine,a doll, a dream,a tangerine untouched by time. Through broken stone and twisted steel,through the ashes of a shattered dream,I searched for voices,for laughter,for life,but silence was all that screamed. There, among the wreckage,a doll […]
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