Officials from Jordan and Germany have stressed that a proposed international stabilization force in Gaza must operate under a formal mandate from the United Nations, not merely bilateral agreements. Jordan’s King Abdullah II explicitly warned that many nations would refuse to join a force perceived as enforcing peace rather than keeping it. “What is the...
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Torkham border crossing opened for Afghans to return home
The Torkham border crossing is now available for the return of Afghan nationals living illegally in Pakistan. The Deputy Commissioner of Khyber claims that yesterday it was agreed to open the Torkham border to drive out Afghan citizens who were living there illegally. In an attempt to return home, hundreds of Afghan nationals have arrived...
US, India Sign 10-Year Defense Agreement in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur: The United States and India have signed a 10-year defense framework agreement aimed at enhancing regional stability and military cooperation. US Secretary of Defense Pat Hegseth announced the development following his meeting with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh in Kuala Lumpur. In a post on social media platform X, Pat Hegseth described the...
Khawaja Asif Calls Afghan Delegation’s Claim “Ridiculous”
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has termed the Afghan delegation’s claim that TTP terrorists are actually Pakistani refugees living on Afghan soil who are returning to their homes as ridiculous and illogical. In a message on social media, Khawaja Asif questioned how these so-called refugees were returning home armed with destructive weapons, and that too not...
Freedom Movements Rise Again in India’s Northeast
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...
‘Pakistan Zindabad’ 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 bank’s Wi-Fi ID was changed to “Pakistan Zindabad.” 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 India’s 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...
Albania’s AI Minister Della to ‘Give Birth’ to 83 Digital Assistants
Albania’s artificial intelligence minister, Della, is expected to “give birth” 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 “children” — virtual assistants designed to work for the 83 members of parliament of...









