WASHINGTON, July 5 — Under the blazing summer sun and against a backdrop of roaring fighter jets, President Donald Trump signed into law one of the most sweeping and controversial tax and spending packages in modern US history — transforming a solemn act of governance into a spectacle that felt more like a campaign rally […]
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KABUL, July 4 — In a move stirring hope and concern in equal measure, Russia has officially become the first country to formally recognize the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, drawing applause from Kabul and criticism from Afghan women’s rights advocates and international observers. The decision, announced after a high-level meeting between Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir […]
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New York, July 1 – Calling the recent Pahalgam attack more than just an act of terror, India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has described it as a direct assault on the spirit and economy of Kashmir. “This wasn’t just about violence—it was economic warfare. It was a calculated attempt to cripple tourism, one of […]
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In the cradle of sunsets, where the olive trees sway, A tale of resilience unfolds, a land called Palestine lay. Beneath the arc of a timeless sky, whispers of history rise, A tapestry woven with sorrow, yet hope never denies. Oh, Palestine, with your ancient hills so grand, Carved by time’s patient hand, a […]
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