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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Pakistan’s Top Diplomat Visits Bangladesh for the First Time in Over a Decade — As Dhaka Redefines Its Alliances
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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Journalism Under Siege: Global Media Urge Israel to Grant Access to Gaza Amid Rising Starvation and Press Suppression
In a powerful plea echoing across the globe, four of the world’s leading news organizations—Agence France-Presse (AFP), Associated Press (AP), Reuters, and the BBC—have called on the Israeli government to open access for journalists into Gaza. The request comes amid mounting fears for the safety, dignity, and survival of local reporters trapped in the besieged […]
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South Korea’s President Lee Calls for Swift Action Amid Growing Middle East Crisis
SEOUL – South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has voiced deep concern over the rapidly escalating tensions in the Middle East, calling the situation “very urgent” and warning of its ripple effects on global markets and everyday life. Speaking to his senior advisors on Monday, President Lee urged every ministry and the presidential office to […]
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Trump’s Risky Turn Toward War A Human Lens on the U.S. Strikes in Iran
In a move that stunned the world, U.S. President Donald Trump has taken the United States into a direct military confrontation with Iran—something he had long promised to avoid. With precision strikes targeting Iran’s deeply buried nuclear sites, the U.S. joined Israel in a bold and dangerous escalation that could shape the future of the […]
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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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A World on the Brink: Why We Must Act Now to Stop the Israel-Iran Conflict
The world stands dangerously close to the edge. The intensifying military confrontation between Israel and Iran is not just a regional skirmish—it is a looming catastrophe that could engulf the entire Middle East, destabilize global peace, and irreversibly damage humanitarian foundations across borders. The alarm has been sounded by none other than UN Secretary-General Antonio […]
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Batik Air Brings Daily Flights from Subang to Bangkok and Kuching – A More Convenient Way to Fly
PETALING JAYA – Good news for travellers! Starting July 28, Batik Air is making travel more convenient and accessible with the launch of daily flights from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang (SZB) to two exciting destinations – Bangkok and Kuching. Imagine skipping the long journey to KLIA and instead flying out from right […]
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Indonesia on Guard but Calm as Covid-19 Resurges in Asia
JAKARTA — As the world cautiously watches a new wave of Covid-19 spread through parts of Asia, Indonesia is holding steady, prepared but calm. While neighboring countries like Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong see rising cases, the Indonesian government is urging people not to panic, but to stay alert — and most importantly, to stay […]
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