Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made a bold and emotional appeal to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, formally requesting a face-to-face meeting to resolve one of Japan’s most painful and unresolved tragedies — the abduction of Japanese citizens by North Korean agents in the 1970s and 1980s. North Korea admitted in 2002 that […]
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Myanmar’s military government has announced that the second phase of its multi-stage election will take place on January 11, according to state media reports on Wednesday. This announcement follows the first phase scheduled for December 28, and has been met with skepticism from the international community, including Western nations, the United Nations, and human rights […]
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Daily wagers from the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department once again took to the streets in Jammu on Monday, urging the government to table the long-awaited report on the regularization of their services in the ongoing Assembly session. This marks the second major protest within just five days, led by the PHE Employees United Front […]
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A major legal milestone has been reached in the ongoing battle between privacy and surveillance. A U.S. federal court has ordered Israel’s NSO Group to permanently stop targeting WhatsApp, following a long-standing lawsuit filed by Meta Platforms — the parent company of WhatsApp. In a 25-page ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Phyllis Hamilton issued a […]
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In a tragic and deeply painful event, three Afghan cricketers lost their lives following a Pakistani airstrike in Afghanistan’s Paktika province, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) confirmed. The players — Kabeer, Sibghatullah, and Haroon — had travelled from Urgun to Sharana, near the Pakistan border, to play in a friendly cricket match. According to the […]
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