Freedom movements have once again intensified in the northeastern Indian states of Nagaland, Manipur, and Assam. The head of the Nagaland Nationalist Movement, Thungaleng Meow, strongly condemned the growing oppression and cultural domination by Indian forces, declaring that their struggle for independence will continue under all circumstances. Thungaleng Meow warned New Delhi that if Prime...
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‘Pakistan Zindabadâ Wi-Fi Triggers Chaos in Karnataka Bank
A stampede broke out at a private bank in Bengaluru, in the Indian state of Karnataka, after the bankâs Wi-Fi ID was changed to âPakistan Zindabad.â According to Indian media reports, a man named Govardhan Singh lodged a complaint with the police after noticing the suspicious Wi-Fi name two days ago. The complainant is said...
Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree to Continue Ceasefire
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to continue the ceasefire, following high-level talks in Istanbul mediated by Turkey and Qatar. According to a joint statement released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry, the discussions took place from October 25 to 30 in Istanbul and aimed to strengthen the ceasefire agreement earlier reached in Doha on October 18...
Did Pakistan Outsmart the Rafale? Inside Indiaâs Growing Fears of a Silent Tech Leak
It has been revealed that Indians are concerned about France’s defence agreements for the sale of Rafale aircraft to Middle Eastern nations because of the buyers’ close defence links to China and Pakistan. Experts in India have expressed concern over France exporting Rafale fighter jets to Qatar and the UAE, both of which maintain close...
China and the US should not fall into a dangerous cycle of retaliation: Chinese President
The two nations shouldn’t enter a risky spiral of retaliation, according to Chinese President Xi Jinping. Chinese media reports state that during the visit to South Korea, economic and trade teams from China and the United States had in-depth conversations and reached a resolution. On this occasion, the presidents of the United States and China...
Albaniaâs AI Minister Della to âGive Birthâ to 83 Digital Assistants
Albaniaâs artificial intelligence minister, Della, is expected to âgive birthâ to 83 digital assistants soon. According to a foreign news agency, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama revealed during the Berlin Global Dialogue Conference that the AI minister will soon create 83 âchildrenâ â virtual assistants designed to work for the 83 members of parliament of...
India backing Afghan Taliban:Khawaja Asif
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has alleged that India is backing the Afghan Taliban in Kabul and using Afghan soil to wage a low-intensity war against Pakistan. In an interview with Arab TV, Khawaja Asif said the Taliban have become Indiaâs proxy and Pakistan has clear evidence of connections between New Delhi and the Taliban regime....
Saudi Arabia to build worldâs first sky stadium
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has announced plans to construct the worldâs first-ever âsky stadiumâ in its futuristic city of Neom. According to Arab media reports, the unique stadium will be built 350 meters above ground level and is expected to be completed by 2032. It is also likely to host matches of the 2034 FIFA World...
Private airline in Karachi boards extra passengers
Karachi: A private airline at Jinnah International Airport performed a surprising and concerning act by allowing extra passengers to board a flight already filled to capacity. According to aviation sources, the airline boarded two additional passengers beyond the number of available seats on its Islamabad-bound flight PA-206. The flightâs captain raised an objection after discovering...
AI revolution triggers 14,000 job cuts at Amazon
Amazon, the worldâs largest e-commerce company, has announced plans to lay off 14,000 employees across its corporate sector. According to a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Amazon confirmed on Tuesday that the job cuts are part of a broader restructuring plan aimed at making the company more efficient and adaptable in the age...









