Category: World

Washington: Peter David, a prolific writer with a career spanning comics, novels, and television, has passed away at the age of 68. He had been battling health issues for several years. His wife, Kathleen O’Shea David, confirmed his passing in a heartfelt message on Facebook, writing, “Peter David passed away last night. We are devastated. More when I can write about it.” David was widely recognized for his influential 12-year tenure on The Incredible Hulk, where he delved deep into Bruce Banner’s psychological complexities. His portrayal of the character brought…

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Moscow: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused Western nations of attempting to create discord between India and Pakistan, and warned of a broader geopolitical strategy to weaken unity in Asia. His remarks came during a meeting of the Diplomatic Club in Moscow on the theme “Culture Without Borders: The Role and Evolution of Cultural Diplomacy.” Lavrov stated, “Look at recent developments in the Asia-Pacific region—now referred to by the West as the Indo-Pacific, clearly designed to pursue an anti-China agenda. There is also a deliberate attempt to fuel tensions…

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Baghdad: The annual Arab League summit kicked off on Saturday in Baghdad, drawing participation from several heads of state across the region. The focus of the summit remains the ongoing war in Gaza and the deepening humanitarian crisis it has caused. Leaders are expected to revisit the reconstruction efforts in Gaza, following up on the emergency summit held in Cairo in March, where Arab nations had pledged coordinated action to ensure that nearly two million residents of Gaza would not face further displacement. Gaza War Overshadows Proceedings The summit comes…

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Tehran: Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has sharply criticized U.S. President Donald Trump, calling his recent claims of promoting peace “false and insulting.” Khamenei made the remarks during a large gathering with teachers in Tehran, responding to Trump’s recent tour of the Middle East and his statement that he was using his “power” to ensure peace in the region. According to Iran’s state news agency IRNA, Khamenei said, “The U.S. President’s recent comments during his trip to the region are not only deceptive but are also an insult to…

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Washington, D.C.: The United States has issued a stern warning to Russia, stating that fresh sanctions will be imposed if Moscow fails to take concrete steps toward ending the war in Ukraine. The message was delivered by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio during his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Rubio noted that the U.S. has received indications suggesting Russia may be drafting its terms for a potential ceasefire, which could open the door for further negotiations. “We’re awaiting those proposals to better understand President Putin’s true intentions,”…

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Washington, D.C.: History repeated itself at the White House as U.S. President Donald Trump found himself in a fiery exchange—this time with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. The tense altercation echoed Trump’s earlier confrontation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in February over the Ukraine war. Ramaphosa arrived in Washington on May 19 with the intention of reviving Africa-U.S. relations, which have remained strained since the apartheid era. However, the diplomatic visit took an unexpected turn when President Trump brought up allegations of racism and violence in South Africa, accusing Ramaphosa…

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Jerusalem : In a shocking act of violence near the Jewish Museum in Washington D.C., two Israeli embassy staff members — including a woman — were fatally shot. According to local police, the attacker was taken into custody soon after the incident and was heard chanting slogans in support of Palestinian independence. The U.S. authorities have described the incident as a terror attack, prompting a stern response from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu Demands Full Details from U.S. Administration Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed strong displeasure over the killings in…

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Washington: The trajectory of India-US relations has undeniably ascended in recent years, reaching heights that seemed improbable just a decade ago. Robust trade figures, ambitious targets like “Mission 500” aiming for a staggering $500 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, and the launch of initiatives like the “US-India Compact” all underscore a deepening strategic partnership in the 21st century. Yet, beneath this seemingly solid foundation, a tremor of vulnerability has emerged, largely due to the unpredictable and often contradictory pronouncements of US President Donald Trump. Trump’s recent “flip-flops” on India…

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Islamabad: The drums of a self-proclaimed victory are beating loudly in Pakistan, a cacophony designed to drown out the undeniable echoes of significant military setbacks. In the aftermath of “Operation Sindoor,” launched by India to avenge the brutal killings of 26 civilians in Jammu and Kashmir, the Shehbaz Sharif government appears to be orchestrating a grand delusion for its populace. This desperate attempt to mask profound failures is evident in the unashamed promotion of military officials, culminating in the astonishing elevation of General Asim Munir to the rank of Field…

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London – After years of post-Brexit friction, a new dawn has broken over UK-EU relations. Downing Street today announced a landmark bilateral agreement, hailed by both sides as a “historic moment,” poised to inject an estimated £9 billion ($12.02 billion) into the British economy by 2040. This comprehensive deal, unveiled ahead of the first-ever UK-EU summit in London, signals a determined effort to mend fences and forge a “new chapter” in their partnership. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, alongside European Council President Antonio Costa, joined British Prime Minister Keir…

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