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Talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Istanbul have collapsed after three days, dimming hopes of peace as tensions over the TTP and border attacks rise.
Israel carried out air strikes in Gaza, killing nine, after accusing Hamas of violating a US-brokered ceasefire; Hamas denies the charge, calling it a criminal bombardment.
Hurricane Melissa, dubbed the “storm of the century”, slammed into Jamaica as a Category 5 hurricane before weakening slightly and heading toward Cuba
An Indian national, Praneeth Kumar Usiripalli, was arrested in the US for allegedly stabbing two teens and assaulting passengers on a Lufthansa flight from Chicago to Germany.
China has mandated that influencers giving advice on law, finance, medicine or education must hold verified credentials, making platforms responsible for checking their qualifications.
At a time of cooling India–Bangladesh ties, Pakistan has offered Dhaka access to Karachi Port — a move laden with economic promise and deep diplomatic symbolism.
A US Air Force “Hurricane Hunters” crew captured stunning footage of the rare “stadium effect” inside the eye of Category 5 Hurricane Melissa
Japan’s first woman PM, Sanae Takaichi, has nominated US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, praising his diplomatic efforts in Asia and the Middle East
Donald Trump rules out running as vice president in 2028 but hints at seeking a third presidential term, despite constitutional limits.
General Motors has laid off over 200 CAD engineers at its Michigan tech campus as part of a restructuring move to boost efficiency and profitability.
China and the US have reached a “basic consensus” on a potential trade deal ahead of the Trump–Xi meeting in South Korea, easing recent tariff tensions.
Sikh truck driver Jashanpreet Singh pleads not guilty to charges in a California crash, sparking controversy over licensing and road safety.
US President Donald Trump praised Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir as “great people,” pledging to quickly resolve the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict.
In Suzhou, a jewellery shop clerk accidentally destroyed jade worth over ₹1.24 crore, but the compassionate owner chose forgiveness over penalties.
US President Donald Trump embarks on a five-day Asia tour covering Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, focusing on investment, trade and regional peace efforts.
Steve Bannon claims Donald Trump could serve a third term, saying “there’s a plan” to bypass constitutional limits and make him president again in 2028.
Wayne Rooney celebrates his 40th birthday in Dubai, coaching young footballers with his family, reflecting personal growth after overcoming past challenges.
Taliban orders dams on the Kunar river, potentially restricting water to Pakistan, as Afghanistan prioritises water sovereignty and domestic hydropower projects.
The Trump administration is gearing up to defend its controversial $100,000 fee hike on new H-1B visa applications in court, amid a series of lawsuits filed by technology firms and immigration advocacy groups, ANI reported on Thursday
US states warn food aid, including SNAP and WIC, may halt in November if the federal shutdown continues.
