Sri Lanka Confirms Pakistan Tour Will Continue Despite Islamabad Blast
Despite security fears after a suicide blast in Islamabad, the Sri Lankan Cricket Board announced the tour of Pakistan will continue as planned.
Crackdown In Indian Occupied Jammu Kashmir Intensifies Following Delhi Blast
Over 300 locations were raided across Jammu and Kashmir as authorities intensify their drive against banned outfits. Delhi monitors the situation closely amid fears of revived militant networks.
Afghanistan Orders Traders to Halt Business with Pakistan Amid Ongoing Border Closure
Afghanistan orders traders to stop trade with Pakistan, demands guarantees as the border remains closed for 32 days amid tensions.
Pakistani Forces Kill Five Militants, Foil Major Terror Attack on Wana Cadet College
Security forces thwarted a deadly assault on Cadet College Wana near the Afghan border, rescuing hundreds. The government blames Afghan-based militants for the coordinated terror strikes.
Women riding the streets of Tehran on motorbikes is the latest sign of Iran’s societal change
When Merat Behnam first gathered enough courage to ride her yellow scooter through the gridlocked streets of Iran ‘s capital to the coffee shop she runs, traffic wasn’t her main worry.
The Constitutional Coup: How Pakistan’s 27th Amendment Engineers a New State
The author believes the 27th Amendment represents a turning point—restructuring Pakistan’s judiciary and military roles while raising vital constitutional questions.
Modi Vows Justice After Delhi Blast: “Agencies Will Uncover the Entire Conspiracy”
PM Modi pledges a full investigation into the Delhi blast that killed more than ten near the Red Fort, calling it a painful tragedy for the nation. Prime Minister Modi, speaking from Bhutan, vowed that agencies will uncover the entire conspiracy and bring all involved to justice.
The Day the Constitution Died: How Pakistan’s Politicians Turned Revenge into Law
The author believes Pakistan’s constitution is on the brink of collapse, threatened by a quiet coup disguised as reform.
Saudi belly dancers break taboos behind closed doors
In a fitness studio in Saudi Arabia, dozens of women sway to Arabic music as they practise belly dancing -- an activity that many feel compelled to keep secret.
Outrage Erupts After Lahore Development Authority Demolishes Pet Market Near Data Darbar, Killing Dozens of Animals
A pre-dawn demolition by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) near Data Darbar turned tragic after reports emerged that dozens of animals were buried alive.
London lifts sanctions on Syrian president
The UK has lifted sanctions on Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, following a United Nations decision to remove him from its terrorist list. The move comes ahead of al-Sharaa’s planned visit to the United States.
India repatriates hundreds lured to work in cyber scams
The Indian government has repatriated the first batch of its nationals who fled to Thailand from Myanmar after a raid on a notorious online scam center in the country.