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After Asim Munir’s warning, Bilawal Bhutto says Pakistan “won’t bow down” to India

Following Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s nuclear threat, Bilawal Bhutto said that continued suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty may leave Pakistan no option but to confront India.

Two years after deadly 2023 quake in south, western Turkey hit by 6.1 tremor

The quake struck Sindirgi district in Balikesir province on Saturday, shaking buildings and sending residents into the streets, as memories of the catastrophic 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake remain fresh across the country

Recent Al Jazeera reporter’s death in Gaza adds to growing toll of slain media professionals

Anas al-Sharif was among at least 186 journalists killed in the Israel–Gaza conflict since October 2023, with many cases raising concerns over deliberate targeting of press personnel in violation of international norms.

Pakistan army chief threatens nuclear retaliation, warns he’ll “take half the world down with us”

Field Marshal Asim Munir issued a chilling nuclear warning from US soil, pledging mass destruction if Pakistan faces an existential threat — a rare and provocative escalation in nuclear rhetoric.

Trump mulls inviting Zelensky to Alaska summit with Putin amid peace efforts

The White House is weighing the possibility of a trilateral meeting in Alaska with Ukrainian President Zelensky alongside President Trump and Russia’s Putin, as global leaders condition any peace settlement on Ukraine’s inclusion.

IDF launches surprise ‘Dawn’ exercise to test readiness across all theatres of war

Israel Defense Forces conducted an unannounced drill, code-named “Dawn,” to evaluate command center responsiveness and operational readiness for large-scale attacks amid ongoing multi-front operations.

Economist urges India to stand firm, calls Trump’s tariff plan a collapsing “house of cards:" Report

Johns Hopkins economist Steve Hanke said that India should wait out US President Trump’s aggressive tariffs, arguing the policy lacks foundation and will eventually self-destruct, urging New Delhi to avoid an early reaction.