Dengue

Bangladesh Battles a Year-Round Surge in Dengue Cases as Climate Change Fuels Mosquito-Borne Crisis

Bangladesh is grappling with an unprecedented surge in dengue fever cases, transforming what was once a seasonal illness into a year-round crisis. Climate change and urbanization have created favorable breeding grounds for the Aedes aegypti mosquito, responsible for spreading dengue,...
Air Pollution in Pakistan

Air Pollution Crisis in Pakistan Hits Record Levels, Threatens Public Health and Livelihoods

Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city, has reached a grim milestone in air pollution, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) hitting an unprecedented 1,067 on Saturday. For comparison, any AQI reading above 300 is considered “hazardous” for human health. The scale of...
Amit Shah

India Denies Canadian Allegations Against Home Minister Amit Shah in Khalistan Targeting Plot, Warns of Diplomatic Fallout

India and Canada reached new heights this week as India fiercely denied allegations from Canada implicating Union Home Minister Amit Shah in a plot to target Sikh activists on Canadian soil. The accusation centers around the controversial Khalistan movement, a...
Kashmir, India

Suspected Militants Kill Six Construction Workers and Doctor in Deadly Kashmir Attack

A suspected militant attack in the restive Himalayan region of Kashmir has left six construction workers and a doctor dead, while five others were seriously wounded. The attack occurred late on Sunday in the Ganderbal district, targeting a camp housing...
Sheikh Hasina

Arrest Warrant Issued for Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Following Mass Protests

Bangladesh’s political landscape, a court in Dhaka has issued an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country in August following her ousting by mass protests. The 77-year-old leader, who was at the helm of Bangladeshi...
An ambulance drives past a checkpoint leading to the site where Pakistani Taliban militants attacked police officers in Bannu, Pakistan, on Monday. South China Morning Post

Pakistan: Islamist Militants in Burkas Storm Police Headquarters in Bannu: Four Policemen and Civilian Killed

In a deadly assault, Islamist militants disguised as women in burkas stormed the district police office in Bannu, located in northwestern Pakistan, on Monday, resulting in the deaths of four police officers and one civilian. The five attackers, who were...
Taliban-Afghanistan

Taliban Imposes New Media Restrictions: Gradual Ban on Images of Living Beings

Afghanistan's Taliban government has pledged to implement a law banning media outlets from publishing images of living things. The announcement, made on Monday by the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (PVPV), marks the latest...
Pakistan SCO Summit: Pakistan Struggles with Insurgency, Hosts Major Security Summit This Week

Pakistan SCO Summit: Pakistan Struggles with Insurgency, Hosts Major Security Summit This Week

This week, Pakistan is hosting a critical international security meeting in Islamabad, featuring high-profile attendees from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), including senior officials from China and India. The SCO, established in 2001 by China and Russia, serves as a...
Ratan Tata

Ratan Tata: Visionary Leader Who Modernised and Globalised Tata Group

Ratan Tata, the iconic former chairman of the Tata Group and a celebrated philanthropist, has passed away at the age of 86. His legacy is indelible, not only for his visionary leadership but also for his efforts in transforming one...
two chinese nationals killed in pakistan

Two Chinese Nationals Killed in ‘Terrorist Attack’ in Pakistan

Two Chinese nationals were killed last night in a devastating explosion near the international airport in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi. The blast, which the Chinese embassy in Pakistan described as a "terrorist attack," has shaken the already fragile...
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