‘Oppenheimer’ director Christopher Nolan to be given knighthood

The honors are formally awarded at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace, often by the U.K. monarch in person.

Protesters interrupt Biden, Obama, Clinton at $25 million New York fundraiser

Former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton participated in the event in New York with more than 5,000 supporters in attendance

TikTok star Hareem Shah to join UK politics

Last week, Scotland Yard gave her security after receiving threats from some people. She complained to the Police about some people alleging that she was being blackmailed, chased, and threatened.

Palestinian president appoints new government

The US wants a reformed Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza, but Israel has ruled out the plan

UN court orders Israel to let food into Gaza

With famine spreading, the Jewish state must immediately open more border crossing points, the ICJ’s judges have ruled

West behaving ‘suspiciously’ over Moscow terror attack claims – Lavrov

The intensity of the insistence on Ukraine’s innocence is unusual, the Russian foreign minister has said

Claude 3 Opus dominates the chatbot arena

This victory signifies a notable departure from the norm, as it dethrones OpenAI's GPT-4 for the first time since its inception. 

French PM supports school principal after headscarf incident

In late February, the resignation of a school principal in Paris sparked a national debate on French secularism and religious freedom.

Paramedics killed by Israeli airstrike on Lebanon

Late on Wednesday, Israeli airstrikes targeted various locations in southern Lebanon, resulting in significant casualties.

Pakistan Condemns Attack on Chinese Nationals

Pakistan condemns attack on Chinese nationals in Bisham, vows joint investigation and reaffirms solidarity with China in combating terrorism.

US Reaffirms Support for Pak’s Energy Woes Amid Iran Gas Pipeline Tensions

The U.S State Department announces support for Pakistan's energy crisis after opposing Iran-Pakistan pipeline.

SC Grants Conditional Permission for Military Courts to Pronounce Verdicts

The Supreme Court (SC) has granted conditional permission for military courts to announce reserved judgments against civilians involved in cases related to the May...
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