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Exporters reel under us tariffs as relief stalls, government weighs reforms over handouts

Rising costs, shrinking orders and risk of job losses deepen exporters’ distress while centre adopts wait-and-watch approach.

POK rises against Pakistan as army guns down 12 protesters, over 200 injured

India warns Pakistan: Aggression in Sir Creek will meet “resounding response”

Israel seizes Gaza aid flotilla, detains Greta Thunberg in high-seas showdown

Kimmel speaks out after shock suspension, colbert reflects on his own TV cancellation

Late-night giants reveal behind-the-scenes chaos, emotional turmoil, and the fight to reclaim their voices.

Pakistan’s Army chief, General Asim Munir

Pakistan Army Chief ridiculed at home over rare earth ‘show-and-tell’ with Trump

Senator calls military diplomacy a mockery, questions Asim Munir’s authority amid growing civilian-military tensions.

Trump calls US shutdown a “forced closure,” says billions can be saved

President Donald Trump termed the US government shutdown a “forced closure,” claiming it will cut waste and save billions, while Democrats accused him of deepening the crisis by freezing federal funds for opposition-led states.

US government shutdown begins as Congress fails to reach funding deal

The US government has shut down after Congress missed the funding deadline, leaving essential services running but hundreds of thousands of federal workers facing uncertainty.

Trump sets 3-4 day deadline for Hamas to accept Gaza peace plan

Militant group faces “impossible conditions” as disarmament, hostages, and authority in Gaza hang in the balance.

Women in Gaza say they were offered food, money or jobs in exchange for sex as humanitarian crisis deepens

Multiple women in Gaza say men, some posing as aid workers or contacts after registration for assistance, have solicited sexual favours in exchange for food, money or jobs, highlighting acute risks amid siege-driven shortages and restricted aid access.