The Independent reports instances where Muslim households have had bricks thrown through their windows for flying the Palestinian flag.

South Korea's government issues ultimatum to striking doctors, threatening legal action if they fail to return to work by end of February.

Hungary poised to ratify Sweden's NATO accession, marking a significant security shift amid historic alliance expansion.

Balochistan Governor convenes an assembly session for oath-taking by newly elected members, with outgoing Speaker presiding,

An active-duty member of the United States Air Force set himself ablaze outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.

NUST launches an Article Writing Competition to amplify the importance of Women in Climate Action, as part of an empowering event.

Pakistan Engineering Council initiates plans for the first-ever Engineers Complex in Karachi, aiming to provide modern facilities.

Beta testers of WhatsApp have recently uncovered tantalizing clues about the platform's next big leap: animated stickers.

The New York Times unveils the CIA's extensive espionage activities in Ukraine post-Maidan coup and covert operations.

Just hours after the airstrike, Iranian state news agency IRNA reported that Houthis had targeted a US tanker and warship in response.

New Delhi accuses Google's AI tool of violating Indian laws over an alleged link between the ruling BJP and fascism.

The US focuses on domestic weapons production with its aid for Ukraine, prompting debates on its allocation and conditions.