US claims North Korean soldiers dead battling Ukraine
The United States has reported that North Korean troops have lost their lives while engaging…
A referendum and a legislative election will be held on the same day: Chief adviser
Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus announced that the referendum on implementing the July Charter will take place on the same day as the thirteenth national parliament election in early February. He made this proclamation in his national speech on Thursday, November 13, at noon. The principal adviser stated, “After evaluating all pertinent issues, we…
Pakistan’s interior minister says the Islamabad suicide bombing killed 12
A suicide bombing near a courthouse in Islamabad, Pakistan, has resulted in 12 fatalities and at least 27 injuries, according to the nation’s interior minister. Mohsin Naqvi stated that a bomber intended to assault the district courthouse but was unable to gain entry. Naqvi stated that authorities will prioritise identifying the bomber and ensuring that…
Gunfire directed at immigration police in Chicago: Trump administration
On Saturday, a man in Chicago discharged firearms at US Border Patrol agents during an immigration enforcement operation, according to the Department of Homeland Security; however, the Chicago Police Department reported no injuries. The Department of Homeland Security reported that the individual, operating a black Jeep, is still at large. The Chicago Police Department reported…
Kabul says Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks failed again
The Taliban leadership of Afghanistan announced on Saturday that the recent peace negotiations with Pakistan in Turkey were unsuccessful, attributing the failure to Islamabad’s “irresponsible and uncooperative” stance. Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban administration, stated on social media that the Pakistani delegation sought to transfer all security responsibilities to the Afghan government, demonstrating an…
Trump doubts the US will attack Venezuela
Donald Trump has minimised the likelihood of a US conflict with Venezuela; however indicated that Nicolás Maduro’s tenure as president is limited. When inquired about the possibility of the US engaging in warfare against Venezuela, the US president said to CBS’s 60 Minutes: “I doubt it.” I disagree. However, they have been treating us exceedingly…
Trump asks the Pentagon to restart nuclear testing immediately
On Thursday, minutes before meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Donald Trump ordered the military to resume nuclear testing after 33 years. Trump made the surprising statement on Truth Social while travelling in his Marine One helicopter to Busan, South Korea, to negotiate trade with Xi. He ordered the Pentagon to test the…
Hamas returns prisoner’s body as relatives demand Gaza truce stop
On Monday, Hamas surrendered the remains of a deceased hostage under escalating pressure to fulfil its commitment to return the remaining deceased detainees as stipulated in the Gaza truce agreement. The office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli soldiers have received a coffin purportedly containing the 16th of 28 remains of captives abducted…
UN court orders Israel to relax Gaza aid, offer ‘basic needs’
The International Court of Justice stated on Wednesday that Israel is required to facilitate the delivery of aid into Gaza, emphasizing the necessity of providing Palestinians with their fundamental survival needs. The extensive ICJ verdict, promptly dismissed by Israel, occurred as aid organisations sought to enhance essential humanitarian aid to Gaza, capitalising on a tenuous…
Russian bombardments kill six and cut power in Ukraine
Ukrainian officials reported on Wednesday that a Russian overnight bombardment in and around the capital Kyiv resulted in six fatalities and caused widespread power outages throughout the nation. The assault occurred one day following the obstruction of attempts to resolve the almost four-year conflict, as a scheduled presidential meeting between US President Donald Trump and…
Japan’s first female prime minister will be Sanae Takaichi
The ruling conservative party of Japan has appointed Sanae Takaichi as its new leader, potentially making the 64-year-old the first minister. Takaichi is one of the more conservative candidates aligned with the ruling party’s right wing. A former government minister, television personality, and enthusiastic heavy metal drummer, she is a prominent and contentious figure in…