In a bold and deeply emotional move, Australia has expelled Iran’s ambassador following intelligence revelations that shook the nation to its core. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Iranian operatives directed at least two antisemitic arson attacks on Australian soil — a reality that many find both heartbreaking and enraging. This marks the first time […]
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WASHINGTON, Aug 26 — In a moment that mixed diplomacy with quiet threats, former US President Donald Trump made headlines Monday as he hinted that America holds powerful cards in its ongoing economic dance with China — ones that could, in his words, “destroy China,” if played. Speaking alongside South Korean President Lee Jae Myung […]
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New Delhi, August 25 — In a move that has drawn concern and anticipation alike, the Supreme Court of India has declined to grant an urgent hearing in the matter concerning the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood. The issue, which has remained a deeply emotional and politically sensitive topic for many citizens of the […]
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In a deeply concerning move, Cambodia’s National Assembly unanimously passed a new law on Monday that allows the government to strip citizenship from individuals accused of colluding with foreign powers—a decision raising alarm among human rights advocates around the world. All 120 lawmakers present, including Prime Minister Hun Manet, voted in favor of the bill. […]
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In one of the deadliest incidents in recent days, an Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza on Monday left at least 15 people dead, including three journalists. Among the victims was Hussam al-Masri, a dedicated cameraman who worked as a contractor for Reuters. According to Palestinian health officials, al-Masri lost his life while doing […]
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SYDNEY, August 24 — Across cities big and small, thousands of Australians gathered today, not just to protest, but to stand in deep, emotional solidarity with the Palestinian people. What began as scattered voices has now become a powerful national outcry for justice, dignity, and peace. From the heart of Sydney to the streets of […]
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In preparation for Malaysia’s 68th Merdeka (Independence Day) celebrations, the skies above Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) will see a temporary pause in flight activity. From August 26 to August 31, 2025, airspace around KLIA will be closed daily from 8:00am to 12:00pm, as part of national preparations and rehearsals leading up to the big […]
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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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In a move that could reshape the political landscape of America, the two largest states — Texas and California — are locked in a heated race to redraw congressional district lines ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections. But beneath the headlines and political posturing, what’s really at stake is the voice of the American […]
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WASHINGTON, August 23 — In a bold and surprising move, former President Donald Trump has nominated Sergio Gor, a fiercely loyal aide with deep roots in conservative politics, to serve as the new US Ambassador to India. At just 38 years old, Gor has made a name for himself as one of Trump’s most trusted […]
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