New York, July 1 – Calling the recent Pahalgam attack more than just an act of terror, India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has described it as a direct assault on the spirit and economy of Kashmir. “This wasn’t just about violence—it was economic warfare. It was a calculated attempt to cripple tourism, one of […]
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DUBAI, June 25 — In a bold and emotionally charged move, Iran’s parliament has passed a bill to scale back its cooperation with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, a step that reflects deepening distrust and growing frustration after a recent wave of attacks on its nuclear facilities. The bill, announced by state-affiliated Nournews, still needs […]
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In a bold and controversial move, Iran’s parliament is weighing a new bill that could freeze its cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The news, confirmed on Monday by Ruhollah Motefakerzadeh, a member of parliament’s presidium, has sparked new concerns across diplomatic circles. The decision, still under discussion, […]
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In the wake of escalating tensions and U.S. military action targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, commercial airlines are dramatically rerouting flights to avoid Middle Eastern airspace—marking a clear shift in global aviation patterns shaped by growing safety concerns. According to flight tracking site FlightRadar24, much of the airspace over Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Israel remains eerily […]
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SEPANG, June 21 – There’s good news for travelers flying through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA): the long-awaited Aerotrain is finally making its comeback. After years of being out of service, the train is set to roll again starting July 1 at 10am, pending final tests. Transport Minister Anthony Loke, speaking at a press conference […]
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