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In a major shake-up of military leadership, President Donald Trump fired Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General CQ Brown on Friday. Along with Brown, five other top military officials, including admirals and generals, were also removed, signaling a significant shift in the Pentagon’s structure. This marks an unprecedented move as Trump aims to …
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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) is reviewing the government’s efforts to secure the repatriation of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist imprisoned in the United States. During a hearing on Friday, the federal government informed the court that a proposed prisoner exchange involving Shakeel Afridi, a Pakistani doctor convicted of espionage, is not legally or …
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Turkiye has begun exporting 15,000 tonnes of eggs to the United States to help ease a severe egg shortage caused by a bird flu outbreak. The deadly virus has slashed U.S. egg production, pushing prices higher and forcing grocery stores to ration supplies. U.S. Egg Supply Under Pressure The bird flu outbreak, which started in …
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Over 200 civil society groups have urged F-35-producing nations to stop supplying fighter jets to Israel amid concerns over human rights violations. These campaigners argue that governments have failed to prevent the jets from being used in ways that breach international law, particularly in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Joint Letter Calls for Immediate Action …
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The United States has emphasized the need for a lasting and fair peace agreement to end the Ukraine war. Following high-level talks with Russian officials in Riyadh, US leaders highlighted their commitment to ending the conflict in a way that satisfies all sides. They also confirmed that negotiations will be driven by President Trump’s determination …
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US and Russian officials will soon meet in Saudi Arabia to begin discussions on ending Russia’s nearly three-year war in Ukraine. This announcement comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy confirmed that Kyiv was not invited to the talks and will not engage with Russia without consulting its strategic partners. These negotiations aim to bring peace …
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US President Donald Trump has offered India top-tier fighter jets and proposed a new trade deal, signaling closer ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The move highlights the strengthening US-India relationship in the face of global economic and military challenges. Strengthening US-India Military Ties During a joint news conference at the White House, Trump announced …
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TikTok has returned to Apple and Google app stores after nearly a month of removal due to a US security law. The app’s disappearance on January 18 left millions of users frustrated. However, the social media platform is now back after US President Donald Trump ordered a 75-day pause on enforcing the law. Security Concerns …
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Pakistan’s Foreign Office (FO) has rejected the joint statement by India and the United States, calling it “one-sided, misleading, and contrary to diplomatic norms.” The statement, issued after a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House, accused Pakistan of supporting extremism and referenced the 2008 Mumbai …
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The uncertain future of TikTok in the US has fueled a rise in sideloading, a method to install apps unofficially. Users are bypassing Apple’s App Store and Google Play to keep the app on their devices. This workaround reflects growing demand despite restrictions. Ban and Sideloading Trend An executive order under former President Donald Trump …
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US inflation jumped unexpectedly to 3% in January, reaching its highest level in six months. The rise exceeded the 2.9% predicted by economists, increasing concerns about the cost of living. Price hikes in food and energy played a key role, leaving many Americans facing growing financial pressure. Food and Energy Drive Price Increases Higher food …
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump revealed that he has already spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine. During an interview aboard Air Force One, Trump stated that Putin “wants to see people stop dying” and that he is determined to “end this damn thing.” His remarks reignited debates over potential negotiations …
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In a dramatic escalation of immigration enforcement, the United States deported over 100 Indians, fulfilling a key election promise of President Donald Trump. The deportees, who entered the U.S. illegally, were flown back on a military aircraft, restrained in handcuffs and leg cuffs throughout the journey. The mass deportation comes just days before Indian Prime …
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Gold prices surged to a record high on Tuesday. Investors flocked to the precious metal, seeking a safe haven after China retaliated against U.S. tariffs. This move sent shockwaves through the markets, pushing gold to new heights. Spot gold gained 0.7%, reaching $2,834.24 per ounce by 09:23 a.m. ET (1423 GMT), after briefly touching a …
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Scientists have uncovered new details about the massive Yellowstone supervolcano, reigniting discussions about where and when it could erupt in the distant future. New Findings Reveal Hidden Magma Chambers Yellowstone National Park is famous for its geysers and hot springs, but beneath the surface lies a powerful volcanic system. Recent research has identified four distinct …
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Pakistan’s engagement with the US aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties amid evolving global dynamics. Strengthening US-Pakistan Relations Speaking at a press conference in Lahore, he emphasized that Pakistan values its relationship with the US and remains committed to advancing mutual interests. His visit coincided with Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, where he engaged with …
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The helicopter unit involved in the tragic crash was part of a secretive mission designed to keep the U.S. government operational during a national crisis. Black Hawk on a Critical Mission The continuity of government program ensures that top U.S. officials can be swiftly evacuated in case of an attack or national emergency. On Wednesday, …
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In a significant international operation, US and Dutch authorities have dismantled a Pakistan-based cybercrime network accused of distributing hacking tools and fraud-enabling services to criminals worldwide. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) identified the network, named HeartSender, allegedly led by an individual known as Saim Raza. Although the DOJ withheld personal details about Raza and …
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Investigators recover crucial flight data as questions arise over air traffic control staffing at Reagan National Airport. Black Boxes Retrieved from Crash Site Authorities have recovered the black boxes from the passenger plane involved in a fatal mid-air collision over Washington’s Potomac River. The crash, which occurred late Wednesday, involved an American Airlines Bombardier jet …
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Selena Gomez recently sparked widespread attention with an emotional video addressing the harsh realities of immigration policies. The “Selena Gomez immigration controversy” ignited online debates after the star, of Mexican heritage, shared her distress over migrant crackdowns under Donald Trump’s administration. In the now-deleted video, Gomez tearfully said, “All my people are being attacked, and …
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China’s AI rival, DeepSeek, is making waves with its advanced capabilities. However, its strict censorship of sensitive topics, such as Tiananmen Square, President Xi Jinping, and Taiwan, has sparked global debate. The “DeepSeek censorship” issue reflects a broader concern about AI’s role in controlling narratives. Avoidance of Sensitive Topics DeepSeek’s response to politically sensitive questions …
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ISLAMABAD: The United States has temporarily suspended all aid programs to Pakistan, affecting multiple development projects. US officials confirmed the decision, citing a reassessment of foreign assistance policies. The suspension applies not only to Pakistan but also to other countries, including Ukraine, Taiwan, and Jordan. According to Express News, this directive will last 90 days …
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Japan is taking a significant step toward exploring extraterrestrial life by considering participation in the U.S.-led Observatory of Habitable Worlds project. This ambitious initiative aims to develop an advanced space telescope to identify Earth-like planets capable of supporting life. A Global Collaboration to Find Habitable Worlds The project, led by NASA, plans to launch a …
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