Agni Prime Missile: India’s strong message to Pakistan, China?

India’s Agni Prime missile, launched from a moving rail platform, shortens retaliation time to minutes with implications for Pakistan and China’s strategic calculations.

Germany calls skilled Indian workers amid US H-1B fee hike

As the U.S. tightens its H-1B visa rules, Germany is stepping up with a bold invitation to Indian talent. Backed by stable immigration policies, higher earning potential, and a welcoming political climate, Germany is positioning itself as a reliable alternative for skilled professionals seeking global opportunities.

Alibaba surges amid Nvidia partnership, and rising U.S.–China tech tensions

Alibaba partners with NVIDIA, launches trillion-parameter Qwen3-Max, and expands global AI data centers amid U.S.–China tensions.

World Bank Says Pakistan’s Fight Against Poverty Has Stopped

The World Bank says Pakistan’s progress in reducing poverty has stopped, with many families still living on the edge. Floods, inflation, and a weak economy have pushed more people back into hardship, though the government promises more support programs.

No pause for food delivery riders during Pakistan’s monsoon

In flood-hit Lahore and Karachi, gig workers like Foodpanda riders brave dangerous conditions to keep earning, risking disease, accidents, and abuse as climate change worsens monsoon rains. With little protection or support, many rely on daily wages just to keep their families fed.

Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh passes away

Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh, Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti since 1999 and a leading voice against extremism, has passed away at the age of 84.

GCC to attract global tourism by Schengen style unified visa for seamless Gulf travel.

The Gulf states are preparing to launch the GCC Grand Tours Visa, a Schengen-style system that will allow travelers and millions of GCC residents to move freely.

Netanyahu Gives Shut Up Call to UK, France & World Leaders And Rejects Palestinian Statehood

World leaders at the UN, led by France, moved to recognize a Palestinian state in a landmark diplomatic shift, but Israel responded by advancing a contentious settlement plan that could derail peace efforts. The developments highlight deepening international divides as the Gaza war intensifies

Trump Meets Muslim Leaders to Demand Troops & Money for New Gaza

At UN sidelines, Trump to present Gaza governance proposal to muslim leaders

Just not cricket: how India-Pakistan tensions spill onto the pitch

India and Pakistan's refusal to shake hands during their Asia Cup cricket matches bent the code of the so-called "gentleman's game", as sport once again served as a proxy battlefield.

Air raid kills 23 in Pakistan border region: police, security sources

At least 23 civilians, including women and children, were killed in alleged aerial bombings in Pakistan’s Tirah region, amid rising militancy by the Pakistani Taliban (TTP)

Tens of thousands join pro-Palestinian demos, strikes in Italy

Tens of thousands across Italy protested against Israel’s war in Gaza with strikes, marches, and port blockades, demanding recognition of a Palestinian state.