You Are the Hope — A Poem for Imran Khan
You are the hope that will not fade,
A torch no darkness has ever swayed.
Stand strong, O leader, steadfast and true—
For Pakistan needs the strength in you,
And the world remembers the courage you made.
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“History in the Making”
From the ashes of war to the whispers of peace. The clock of fate began its chime,On a September day in shadowed time.Smoke and sorrow filled the skies,As truth was lost in trembling eyes.A nation bled, the world held breath,As war was born from whispered death. A man named Bush, with heavy tone,Declared the […]
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Hope Amid Horror: Hamas Signals Readiness for Ceasefire as Gaza Crisis Deepens
Gaza, July 5 — After nearly two years of relentless war and unimaginable loss, a fragile beam of hope emerged Friday as Hamas confirmed it had responded “in a positive spirit” to a U.S.-proposed ceasefire deal, signaling its willingness to restart hostage negotiations and talk peace. The deal, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, proposes […]
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Russia Becomes First Nation to Recognize Taliban Government—Afghans Call It a ‘Brave Move,’ While Critics Warn of Human Rights Fallout
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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Pahalgam Attack: A Blow to Tourism and Humanity, Not Just an Act of Terror
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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“On the Brink of World War III: A Ballad of Blame and Fire”
When tweets became triggers, and power played dice with the world. The air was thick with static sparks,A globe unbalanced, bruised with marks.Lines were drawn, then redrawn deep,While soldiers woke from fragile sleep.Diplomats spoke in shadowed breath,As whispers danced with thoughts of death. From towers high with gilded halls,A voice rang out through global […]
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