From Rome to Milan, Italians March for Gaza Amid Mounting Fury
Hundreds of thousands of Italians joined a nationwide strike on Friday in solidarity with Gaza, as protests spread across Europe against Israel’s bombardment and blockade
Hamas ‘ready for a lasting peace,’ Israel ‘must immediately stop the bombing of Gaza’: Trump
Hamas announced on Friday that it is prepared to begin immediate negotiations to release the Israeli hostages and bring an end to the Gaza war, expressing support for US President Donald Trump’s call for Israel to halt its bombing campaign in the Palestinian territory.
130 activists raise concerns over delayed Commonwealth Election Report
A letter signed by 130 activists has raised alarm over the Commonwealth’s 19-month delay in publishing its Pakistan election report, urging an inquiry, reforms, and an apology for undermining transparency and political rights.
Will change geography of Pakistan: Indian Army Chief threatens Pakistan
In a fiery escalation, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Divedi has threatened Pakistan’s geographical existence, declaring that this time India will not show restraint.
Azad Kashmir row: Pakistan’s Sana Mir trigger Indian fans
Former Pakistan captain Sana Mir refuses to bow down after her Azad Kashmir comment during the Women’s World Cup 2025—fueling outrage in India and triggering calls for ICC intervention.
India releases a strong statement as clashes leave eight dead in Pakistan administered Azad Kashmir
Pakistan's arch-rival India released a strong statement on Friday on the ongoing clashes in Pakistan-administered Azad Kashmir. At least eight people have been killed in violent Azad Kashmir protests as thousands rally against elite privileges and stalled reforms. The crisis has drawn global attention particularly from India.
Feroze Khan’s Personal Life Back in Spotlight Amid Social Media Drama
Pakistani actor Feroze Khan is back in the spotlight after a viral Instagram post announced the end of his marriage to Dr. Zainab, which he later claimed was posted by a hacker.
Japan May See First Female or Youngest Prime Minister in LDP Vote
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) will hold a leadership vote on Saturday that could result in the country’s first female prime minister or its youngest leader in modern history. The outcome may mark a historic shift in Japanese politics.
Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye Push Hamas to Accept Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said Thursday that Cairo, along with Qatar and Türkiye, is working to persuade Hamas to accept U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to end the nearly two-year war in Gaza.
Texas woman gets 5 years for trying to drown Palestinian-American child in hate crime
Elizabeth Wolf, 43, pleads guilty to attempted murder after racially motivated attack on 3-year-old Muslim girl in 2024.
US sends $230 million to Lebanon as it moves to disarm Hezbollah – Is this a right decision?
US President Donald Trump's administration has approved $230 million for Lebanon's security forces this week as they push to disarm the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group
Aid Flotilla Intercepted: Israel Faces Protests Worldwide
On 2 October, Israel faced international condemnation and protests after its military intercepted nearly all of the 40 boats in an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, detaining over 450 foreign activists, among them Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg.