With smiles on their faces and faith in their hearts, the people of Kashmir are pouring into bustling markets across Srinagar and beyond, as Eid al-Adha draws near. The festive energy is undeniable—roads are jammed with cars, sidewalks filled with pavement sellers, and animal markets echo with the sounds of bargaining and bleating sheep. Despite […]
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At NATO headquarters on Wednesday, a familiar scene unfolded—leaders and defense officials from nearly 50 countries gathered around the table, united by a shared mission: to keep supporting Ukraine in its long and painful fight for survival. But one notable chair sat empty. For the first time since the Ukraine Defense Contact Group was formed […]
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SEOUL, South Korea, June 4 — With emotion in his voice and hope in his words, South Korea’s newly elected President, Lee Jae-myung, took the stage at the National Assembly on Wednesday, laying out a bold and compassionate vision for the country’s future — one built on dialogue, unity, and resilience. Rising from a childhood […]
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London, June 3 — The UK has just released its latest Strategic Defence Review, and it doesn’t mince words about Russia — calling it an “immediate and pressing threat.” Alongside this warning, the UK reaffirmed its commitment to backing Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict. Earlier today, Prime Minister Keir Starmer spoke candidly about rising concerns […]
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London — The UK government is gearing up for a serious showdown with Russian businessman Roman Abramovich over £2.5 billion — the money from his sale of Chelsea Football Club. Abramovich had hoped to use the funds to help victims of Russia’s war in Ukraine, but the British government says the money must be spent […]
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