35 Pakistanis Among Over 900 Pilgrims Who Died During Hajj Amid Extreme Heat
In light of the tragic deaths of over 900 pilgrims during this year’s Haj rituals, Pakistan’s Ministry of Religious Affairs has urged the public to disregard social media posts about the difficulties faced by the pilgrims, labeling them as “inauthentic.” The pilgrimage was marked by searing heat, with temperatures soaring to 51.8 degrees Celsius in […]
Maldives Imposes Ban on Israeli Passport Holders in Solidarity with Gaza
In a bold move of solidarity with the besieged people of Gaza, the Maldives government has announced a ban on Israeli passport holders from entering the Indian Ocean archipelago. President Mohamed Muizzu’s office stated that the ban reflects the nation’s stance against the ongoing war in Gaza and the suffering faced by its residents. The […]
Slovenian Government Recognizes Independent Palestinian State
In a historic move, Prime Minister Robert Golob announced that the Slovenian government has officially approved the decision to recognize Palestine as an independent and sovereign state. This decision aligns Slovenia with other European countries such as Spain, Ireland, and Norway, which have already taken similar steps. “Today, the government has decided to recognize Palestine […]
White House Says Attack at Rafah Camp Did Not Cross Biden’s Red Line
White House confirmed that President Joe Biden’s policy towards Israel remains unchanged after a tragic strike in Rafah resulted in the deaths of over 45 individuals. White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby stated on Tuesday that while the incident was “heartbreaking,” it has not crossed the threshold that would compel a shift in […]
Protests for Palestine Spread Across US Universities
Amid escalating tensions, protests for Palestine have surged across American universities, resulting in clashes between police and students. According to the Associated Press (AP), the movement ignited on April 18 at New York University and swiftly spread to campuses nationwide. Notably, the fervor extended to Europe, sparking confrontations between law enforcement and demonstrators. Students are […]
Israeli Troops Partially Withdraw from Gaza
Israeli ground forces have reportedly withdrawn from the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday, marking a partial pullout six months into the ongoing conflict initiated on October 7. Despite this withdrawal, Israel maintains a significant military presence in other parts of the besieged Palestinian territory, with intentions to conduct further operations, particularly in the city of […]
Massive 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Taiwan
A powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan on Wednesday, marking the strongest tremor to rock the nation in at least 25 years. The seismic event claimed the lives of four individuals and inflicted substantial damage, triggering a tsunami warning for Japan and the Philippines, which was later rescinded. The epicenter of the earthquake was located […]
Putin’s Nuclear Warning: Just Another Day in Diplomacy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning, suggesting that the deployment of Western troops to Ukraine could escalate tensions to the point of nuclear conflict. Putin’s remarks come amidst mounting concerns over the situation in Ukraine, with fears of a potential military confrontation between Russia and the West looming large. Speaking just two […]
Biden’s Order Takes Aim at China’s Cyber Threats in U.S. Ports
Safeguarding critical infrastructure from potential cyber threats, President Joe Biden has signed an executive order targeting China’s influence in U.S. ports and maritime operations. The order comes amidst escalating tensions between the United States and China, raising concerns about the potential for cyberattacks on key facilities. The directive specifically addresses the vulnerability of U.S. ports […]
Assange Appeals Extradition in Press Freedom Case
London’s High Court is set to hear Julian Assange’s appeal against extradition to the US, where he faces espionage charges that could result in a 175-year prison sentence. Assange’s health concerns and the implications for press freedom have drawn global attention to what is being dubbed as ‘the most important press freedom case in the […]