Over 40 Nations Convene in Islamabad for Landmark Parliamentary Summit
The inaugural Inter‑Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference is taking place with delegates from over 40 countries, including Saudi Arabia and Palestine.
India A Crushes UAE with 148‑Run Win, Suryavanshi Smashes 144
In a dominant performance, India A defeated UAE by 148 runs with Vaibhav Suryavanshi hitting a blistering 144 from 42 balls (including 15 sixes) and Jitesh Sharma contributing with 83*.
Ukraine Was Just the First’: Zelenskyy Sounds Global Alarm
Volodymyr Zelenskyy cautioned that the war in Ukraine signifies a broader vulnerability in global security, urging that national security become a universal right, not a privilege.
Philippines Shaken by Powerful Quake, Dozens Dead
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the coast of Cebu in the Philippines, resulting in at least 69 fatalities and more than 150 injuries. Buildings and bridges collapsed, and power outages occurred.
Even With Aid Boost, Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
According to United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian‑Affairs, despite significant efforts to expand the aid response in Gaza, the scale of needs remains immense.
Landslide in Central Java Claims 11 Lives, Dozens Missing
A landslide triggered by heavy rains in Central Java, Indonesia killed at least 11 people and left more than a dozen missing as rescue efforts continue
U.S. Removes Import Tariffs on Beef, Coffee Amid Inflation Pressure
The U.S. government announced the removal of tariffs on beef, coffee and other foods to relieve consumer price pressures and inflation concerns.
Trump Eyes $5 B Lawsuit Against BBC Over Edited Speech
The BBC faces a potential $5 billion lawsuit from Donald Trump following allegations that his speech was edited and misrepresented.
Tiny Antarctic Glacier Vanishes at Alarm‑Raising Speed
The Hektoria glacier in Antarctica has lost half its ice in just two months — a stark illustration of accelerating global ice‑sheet loss.
Philippines Ramps Up Disaster Aid, Preparing for Hurricane Melissa
As the Philippines braces for Hurricane Melissa, humanitarian actors and government agencies are scaling up aid and coordination efforts.