Shafat Mir
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Anti-Hijab Protests In Western Afghanistan Turn Violent, Two Reported Dead
Witnesses reported that scores of individuals, including women and minors, were arrested, one person was killed, and numerous others were injured
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'Pulled Iran From Jaws Of Ferocious Wolves': Ghalibaf Hails 100-Day Jihad Against US-Israel
"One hundred days have passed since the national jihad that rose up to preserve the lifeblood of Iran," said Ghalibaf, who is also the chief negotiation of Tehran in the ongoing backchannel talks with Washington.
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SpaceX IPO To Push Musk Past $1 Trillion: How His Net Worth Compares To The Next 4 Billionaires
Elon Musk's net worth could soon cross $1 trillion, making him the world's first trillionaire, aided by SpaceX's record-breaking IPO plans.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Iran Says Ticket Allocation Denied At 11th Hour
Eight per cent of the tickets for each World Cup match are given to each participating federation, which distributes them to fans based on its own standards.
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France Bans Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich From Entering Country. Here's Why
A joint statement said that the targeted individuals will be subjected to travel restrictions and asset freezes in an effort to 'disrupt the flows of finance' that have enabled them to 'act with impunity in the West Bank'.
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Duty Hike Bites: Gold Imports Begin to Fall, Say Govt Sources
The moderation in imports suggests that the duty increase is beginning to influence demand and import trends, marking an early effect of the government's latest measure aimed at curbing inbound shipments of the precious metal.
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China Readying $295-Billion Blueprint To Power National AI Grid
This occurs at a time when US Big Tech corporations are anticipated to spend over $700 billion on their AI buildout plans this year.
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When Will Iran War End? Trump Says Deal Is Near — But He Made Same Claim Over 30 Times
The ceasefire was initially intended to last two weeks while the two parties worked out a deal.
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Hormuz Ripple Effect: Eurozone Posts Sharpest Slump In Fuel Sales Since 2023
Higher fuel prices and shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz led to a sharp decline in Eurozone fuel sales, according to Eurostat data.
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Pushed Back But 'Pseudo Agreed': Inside Trump And Netanyahu's Tense Call After Iran Face-Off
The conversation coincided with allegations that the US president and Netanyahu's relationship was becoming more tense, with Trump reportedly calling his ally "crazy".
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Meet Nithya Raman: Indian-American Edges Out Spencer Pratt In LA Mayoral Race; Closes In On Historic Runoff
Nithya Raman, a 44-year-old Indian-American immigrant, was born to Tamil parents in Kerala. She is a progressive Democrat and urban planner who made her debut in local politics in 2020 with an incredible win on the Los Angeles City Council.
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Iran Cancels All Flights After Fresh Israel Face-Off; Triggers Fears Of War Resumption
Flights across Iran were grounded after new military exchanges with Israel, as tensions surged and fears of a wider Middle East conflict grew.
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EU Presses Sanctions On Two Iranian Officials, IRGC Unit For Hormuz Blockade
The IRGC Navy's Hormozgan Provincial Command, together with Mohammad Akbarzadeh and Hamid Hosseini, were added to the sanctions list by the EU, according to AFP.
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'History Rewards Careful Reading': Iranian Consulate Retorts After Elon Musk Links Hormuz To Zoroastrianism
Musk tried to convey that there's a linguistic and historical connection between the strait's name and Ohrmazd/Ahura Mazda, the principal deity of Zoroastrianism
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Haryanvi Folk Singer Pepsi Sharma Dies Of Heart Attack At 38
Pepsi Sharma was able to leave a lasting impression on people's thoughts as he rose to fame through a variety of songs by giving passionate performances on multiple occasions.
