The Israel military has announced that it will block access to northern Gaza for residents coming from the southern part of the territory. This decision comes amid escalating conflict in the region and is part of Israel’s ongoing military operations in Gaza. The move has raised concerns about the safety and well-being of thousands of...
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Pakistan Army Conducts Successful Training Launch of Fatah-4 Cruise Missile
The Pakistan Army recently carried out a successful training launch of the Fatah-4 cruise missile, marking a significant achievement in the country’s defense capabilities. The launch was part of a military exercise aimed at testing and enhancing Pakistan’s missile technology. The successful test demonstrated the military’s ability to deploy advanced weaponry, which is crucial for...
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You Must Earn the Right to Live in UK”: Mahmood Unveils Tougher Migration Policy
In a major shift in Britain’s immigration policy, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced that migrants must earn the right to live permanently in the UK through stronger contribution and integration. The new rules aim to make settlement harder for many newcomers, though they stop short of applying to those already in the country.NonStop Local...
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Israeli Strikes Leave Syria ‘Stunned’ and Make Normalization ‘Difficult,’ Syrian Foreign Minister Says
Syria’s foreign minister has strongly criticized recent Israeli airstrikes, saying the attacks left the country “stunned” and made the path toward normalization with other nations more difficult. The comments highlight how regional tensions remain high and show the challenges of building peace in the Middle East. The Strikes According to Syrian officials, Israeli warplanes carried...
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Saudi-Pakistan Security Pact a ‘Response to Growing Israeli Power’
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a new security agreement that analysts say is partly a reaction to Israel’s expanding military and political influence in the Middle East. The deal highlights changing regional dynamics, as countries seek new partnerships to balance power and protect their national interests. What the Pact Includes The security pact focuses...
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Pakistani Crew Stranded After Ship Attack in Yemen
A Pakistani crew of 24 members remains stranded aboard a liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessel off Yemen’s Ras Isa port, following a drone strike by Houthi rebels 10 days ago. The ship, en route from Iran’s Bandar Abbas port, was carrying cargo intended for Yemen. Although no casualties have been reported among the crew, the...
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Tehran, Baghdad Enjoy Strong Diplomatic Relations, Iraqi President Says
Iraq’s president has said that his country and neighboring Iran share strong diplomatic ties built on history, culture, and mutual interests. The statement underlines how important the relationship between Baghdad and Tehran has become for politics, security, and trade in the Middle East. Shared History and Culture Iraq and Iran have a long history of...
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13 Indian-Sponsored Terrorists Killed in DI Khan IBO: ISPR
In a recent intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Daraban area of Dera Ismail Khan (DI Khan) district, Pakistan’s security forces say they killed 13 terrorists who were allegedly backed by India. The operation, confirmed by the military’s media wing, comes amid Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to combat militancy in its border regions.The Express Tribune+3Dawn+3The News International+3...
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:Trump: Recognizing a Palestinian State Would Be a ‘Reward’ for Hamas
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has spoken out strongly against recent moves by some countries to recognize a Palestinian state. In his comments, Trump said that such recognition would be nothing less than a “reward” for Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls Gaza. His statement has sparked debate in both the United States and...
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Exclusive | E3 Never Fit to Act as Referee on Iran Nuclear Deal, British Analyst Says
A British analyst has said that the three European countries known as the “E3” — the United Kingdom, France, and Germany — were never in a good position to act as neutral referees on the Iran nuclear deal. Speaking in an interview, the analyst explained that these countries have always been too closely tied to...