Pakistan Adopts Legislation to Formalize New Military Command Structure
Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir recently visited troops participating in exercises. The country's National Assembly passed the Pakistan D
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Netanyahu Defends Unrwa Raid Amid Criticism
Israeli forces carried out a raid on a United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (Unrwa) facility in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday. The
Government Fails to Unite on Migrant Crisis Response
The Spanish government's efforts to address concerns over its handling of the migration crisis in Ceuta have been dealt a significant blow after two top ministe
Putin allows government takeover of firms vulnerable to drone attacks
In July 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized the state to assume control of companies deemed susceptible to Ukrainian drone strikes, a move announc
Space Transport Policy Released
The Trump administration released a new policy on Thursday. It aims to increase US-led rocket launches in the coming years. The policy seeks to build out infras
Trump Escalates Feud with Canada, Targets Lake Ontario
A long-standing dispute between the US and Canada has taken a new turn, with President Trump shifting the focus towards Lake Ontario. The tension began when Can
Oil Prices Remain Steady Despite Strait of Hormuz Closure
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, has been a focal point of global attention in recent months. When Ira
Nike Revives 2001 Air Force 1 Design in Fresh „College Navy” Release
Nike has reissued its 2001‑era Air Force 1 sneaker, now dubbed the „College Navy” edition, featuring a slimmer silhouette, upgraded materials and a navy‑and‑gre
Charli XCX Sizzles in Scorching Thong Bikini
Pop sensation Charli XCX recently sent shockwaves through social media with a sizzling photo shoot featuring a daring thong bikini. The provocative image, share
Canada's trade chief warns US tariffs risk sparking economic retaliation
OTTAWA — Canada's trade minister opened the door Tuesday to retaliatory measures against new U.S. tariffs, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau signaled his governm
Greta Thunberg Joins 10,000 in Stockholm Climate March Ahead of Election
Around 10,000 people marched through Stockholm on Sunday, demanding stronger climate action just one month before Sweden's general election. The demonstration,
Bessent Defends Buyback Plan, Stops Short of New Bond Measures
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent refrained from offering additional signals on revamping U.S. debt management on Monday, following reports that his department m