War & Geopolitics
Lebanon’s Frontline Could Make or Break the Iran‑US Deal
Lebanon’s southern border has become a flashpoint, with Israeli artillery shells landing within a kilometre of the town of Marjayoun…
Air Force Guards Flooded Exam Halls as Indian Medics Resit After Leak
At 7:15 a.m. in Delhi’s sprawling All India Institute of Medical Sciences, a line of terrified students stretched past the gate,…
Teen Sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Smashes 11‑Ball Half‑Century Record
At 15 years old, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hoisted his bat after the 10th ball and sprinted to a fifty in just 11…
Gigantic Towers Rise on Hangzhou Bay Rail Bridge’s Northern Channel
Four massive concrete pillars—each 180 metres tall and weighing more than 30,000 tonnes—now pierce the fog over Hangzhou Bay, completing…
Chinese Fleet Floods Philippine Shores as Black‑Sand Mining Ramps Up
Answer: The arrival of dozens of Chinese‑flagged vessels and an acceleration of black‑sand mining in the Philippines have drawn AFP…
OG Sweep GLYPH to Keep TI 2026 SEA Dream Alive
OG clinched a flawless 3‑0 sweep over GLYPH on Tuesday, sealing the final slot for the Southeast Asian qualifier to…
Vance Meets Iranian Delegation in Geneva as Strait Closure Sparks Global Tension
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Vance sat across a polished conference table from Iran’s top negotiators in Geneva on Thursday, the first…
Mango Shipments Plummet as Middle East Conflict Drags On
Pakistan’s famed Chaunsa mangoes sit idle in refrigerated containers at Karachi’s sea‑port, their bright orange skins a stark contrast to…
Swiss Talks Spark New Hope for US‑Iran Peace Plan
On a crisp Tuesday morning, a convoy of black sedans pulled into the historic Villa Ghislaine on the shores of…
Crimean Gas Pumps Shut as Fuel Crisis Deepens
Crimean fuel crisis: Russian‑occupied Crimea stopped selling petrol on Wednesday, citing an acute shortage of gasoline that left stations empty…