International
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Pakistan federal government prepares for governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan's federal government prepares for possible governor's rule or emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amid rising security concerns.
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EU Names Danish Diplomat Thomas Ferlens as New Special Envoy for Afghanistan
The EU has named Danish diplomat Thomas Ferlens as its new special envoy for Afghanistan, highlighting rights and women’s issues.
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Pakistani journalist says governor’s rule may be imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
A Pakistani journalist says governor’s rule may be imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as tensions rise between the federal and provincial…
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7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Cuts Off Panama’s Tonosi
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Panama cut off Tonosi, damaged buildings and triggered emergency response efforts.
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UN Special Rapporteur Says Gaza Explosions Equivalent to Six Nuclear Bombs
UN rights expert Francesca Albanese says Gaza's destruction is equivalent to six nuclear bombs amid war, blockade and humanitarian collapse.
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Foreign Affairs says Trump’s policies are weakening U.S. ties with its neighbours
Foreign Affairs warns Trump’s policies toward Canada and Mexico could weaken U.S. relations and global standing.
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Russia Says It Repelled 560 Ukrainian Drones in Multiple Regions
Russia says it shot down 560 Ukrainian drones in overnight attacks across several regions, as drone warfare escalates in the…
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French trade unions block military shipment to Israel
French trade unions blocked an Elbit military shipment to Israel, according to Haaretz, amid wider protests across Europe.
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Zelensky criticises Trump-Putin deal on Russian diesel exports
Zelensky criticises Trump’s deal with Putin on Russian diesel exports, calling it an investment in war and a weak decision.
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Netanyahu Welcomes U.S. Sanctions on International Criminal Court
Netanyahu welcomes U.S. sanctions on the International Criminal Court as UN officials and several Western countries condemn the move.