GAZA CITY, July 13 — As Gaza enters yet another day of grief and devastation, efforts to secure a much-needed ceasefire hang by a thread. Talks meant to end nearly 21 months of brutal conflict are faltering, with both Hamas and Israel blaming each other for the deadlock. In Qatar, where indirect negotiations are being […]
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In a world where headlines often highlight division, a flicker of hope emerged from Kuala Lumpur yesterday. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and China’s top diplomat Wang Yi held a face-to-face meeting on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit. Though it wasn’t a breakthrough, both sides agreed the conversation was positive, pragmatic, and constructive […]
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WASHINGTON — In a high-stakes revelation that underscores the fragility of global nuclear stability, a senior Israeli official confirmed Wednesday night that Israel believes a portion of Iran’s highly enriched uranium may have survived recent U.S. military strikes and remains buried beneath the Isfahan nuclear facility. But despite its survival, the material remains untouched—for now. […]
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Washington, July 11 — In a move that signals a shift in how the United States supports Ukraine, President Donald Trump announced yesterday that US weapons will now be routed to Ukraine through NATO, with the alliance footing the bill entirely. “We’re sending weapons to NATO, and NATO is paying 100 per cent,” Trump said […]
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Srinagar, July 9 — In the quiet valleys of Kashmir, where mountains whisper stories of peace and rivers reflect the dreams of generations, something important is stirring again—hope. After the tragic events in Baisaran, Pahalgam on April 22, where 26 precious lives were lost in a terror attack, the soul of Kashmir’s tourism industry was […]
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NEW YORK, July 8 — Remember when AI-generated videos had weird glitches — extra fingers, frozen expressions, and spaghetti that somehow missed the mouth? That’s quickly becoming history. Today, AI video looks sharper, smoother, and more realistic than ever, and it’s changing the creative world in ways that feel both thrilling and a little unsettling. […]
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TEL AVIV, July 6 — In a step that signals both hope and hardship, Israel is sending a delegation to Qatar today to continue talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement and securing the release of hostages held in Gaza. This move comes despite Israel expressing strong disapproval over the latest demands made by Hamas, […]
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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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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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PAHALGAM (India), July 3 — As the early morning mist clears over the lush green valleys of Kashmir, hundreds of Hindu pilgrims begin their spiritual journey to the sacred Amarnath Cave. Their destination lies hidden deep in the forested Himalayas — a natural ice formation revered as a manifestation of Lord Shiva. But this year’s […]
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