UK online censorship laws come into force
Britain could soon fine social media giants up to 10% of their annual earnings for failing to remove illegal content
Assad reveals why he left Damascus
The ousted Syrian leader has said he planned to keep fighting and did not seek refuge until the capital had fallen
Indian tabla maestro Zakir Hussain dies at 73
Hussain was a four-time Grammy award winner and has received the Padma Vibhushan, India's second-highest civilian award.
Pakistan Marks 10th Anniversary of APS Attack
Pakistan commemorates the 10th anniversary of the devastating Army Public School (APS) attack, which claimed the lives of nearly 150 students and teachers. Leaders and citizens pay tribute to the martyrs, reaffirming their resolve to eliminate terrorism and build a peaceful future.
US and UK air forces jointly strike Houthi targets in Yemen
Attacks have been reported in the western part of the war-torn country
Death sentence for Netanyahu ‘not impossible’ – Iran
States that support Palestine should consider capital punishment for Israeli leadership, a top diplomat in Tehran said
Israel Shuts Down Embassy in Ireland Over Dublin’s Stand for Human Rights in Gaza
Israel closes its embassy in Ireland, retaliating against Dublin’s strong stance on human rights, recognition of Palestine, and support for the ICJ case on Gaza genocide accusations.
Germany Issues Warning to Assad Regime’s Henchmen
Germany has vowed to prosecute Assad regime officials responsible for war crimes, ensuring no safe haven for perpetrators in the country.
Netanyahu Targets Israeli Captives in Gaza to Advance War Agenda
Hamas accuses Israel of deliberately bombing Gaza sites holding Israeli captives, highlighting Netanyahu's controversial war strategy and mounting war crime allegations.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Impeached Over Martial Law Attempt
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached over his controversial martial law attempt, sparking political turmoil and an ongoing Constitutional Court review.
Syrian Village Requests Annexation to Israeli-Occupied Golan Heights
Hader village in southern Syria has requested annexation to Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, citing fears of oppression and insecurity after Assad's government collapse.
Former OpenAI Employee Who Accused Company of Copyright Violation Found Dead
Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI employee who accused the company of copyright violations during the development of ChatGPT, was found dead in San Francisco, with authorities confirming his death as a suicide.