Gaza, July 5 — After nearly two years of relentless war and unimaginable loss, a fragile beam of hope emerged Friday as Hamas confirmed it had responded “in a positive spirit” to a U.S.-proposed ceasefire deal, signaling its willingness to restart hostage negotiations and talk peace. The deal, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, proposes […]
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KABUL, July 4 – In a move both praised and condemned, Russia has become the first country to officially recognize the Taliban-led government of Afghanistan. For the ruling Taliban, the announcement marked a significant diplomatic breakthrough. For many Afghans—especially women and human rights advocates—it felt like a painful setback. The official recognition was announced following […]
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Pahalgam, Kashmir – July 3 —In the breathtaking yet tense valleys of Kashmir, thousands of Hindu devotees have once again embarked on the annual Amarnath Yatra, a month-long spiritual journey that winds through the Himalayan foothills to a revered ice shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. This year, their steps are watched closely—not only by fellow […]
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Beijing, July 3 — In a week marked by heartbreak and heroic rescue efforts, relentless rains swept across China’s north and west, triggering landslides, flash floods, and deep despair for countless families caught in nature’s fury. The annual “Plum Rains,” known for their seasonal timing and torrential intensity, have pushed rivers past their breaking points, […]
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In a moment that has sparked outrage and concern among civil rights advocates, President Donald Trump publicly threatened to arrest New York lawmaker and Democratic mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, questioning his citizenship and labeling him a “communist” in a series of inflammatory remarks this week. Speaking at a detention facility in Florida, President Trump responded […]
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