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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DHAKA, August 23 — After more than a decade of distance, a meaningful step has been taken to thaw the long-frozen relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar touched down in Dhaka on Saturday — marking the first high-level visit by a Pakistani official since 2012. This diplomatic milestone comes at a […]
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WASHINGTON, July 8 — In a significant turn of events, US President Donald Trump has pledged to send more weapons to Ukraine, offering a glimmer of reassurance after last week’s announcement that some military shipments would be temporarily paused. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Sunday, Trump acknowledged the intensity of the situation. […]
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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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Beijing, July 3 — In a week marked by heartbreak and heroic rescue efforts, relentless rains swept across China’s north and west, triggering landslides, flash floods, and deep despair for countless families caught in nature’s fury. The annual “Plum Rains,” known for their seasonal timing and torrential intensity, have pushed rivers past their breaking points, […]
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Seoul – Tensions are rising as South Korean lawmakers revealed on Thursday that North Korea might send even more troops to support Russia’s war effort in Ukraine as early as July or August. This assessment comes directly from South Korea’s intelligence agency, which has been closely monitoring developments between Pyongyang and Moscow. According to Lee […]
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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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The King of Kings has touched the ground,Where desert winds in silence sound.In Saudi sand, the stage is set—A page in time we won’t forget. Purple tie.Purple stairs.Purple carpet laid with prayers. This isn’t theatre. This is command.A sovereign stride upon the land.Not a photo op, not mere flair—But power draped in royal air. He […]
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A Tribute to Shaheed Syed Adil Hussain ShahBy The Voice of Palestine In the vale where chinars gently sway,Where the rivers hum ancient songs each day,Rose a soul from snow and stone,Syed Adil Hussain Shah — one of Kashmir’s own. Not in armor, not with pride,But with heart ablaze, he did not hide.Amidst the terror, […]
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In the heart of Nabi Saleh, where echoes persist, A story unfolds, a tale to resist. Ahed Tamimi, a lioness in the fight, For freedom and justice, in the harsh daylight. Through the olive groves and the hills of strife, Ahed emerges, a symbol of life. In the face of oppression, where shadows dance, A […]
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