Indian soldier killed in IIOJK battle

An Indian soldier was killed on Thursday during heavy clashes with freedom fighters in Indian-Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the army said, reporting that a “fierce gunfight” was ongoing. The soldier had “sustained grievous injuries in the exchange of fire” and had died “despite best medical efforts”, the Indian army’s White Knight Corps said. The […]

Assange unveils Cannes film

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has “recovered” from his years in detention, his wife told AFP, as a new documentary about him premiered at the Cannes film festival on Wednesday. Assange is at the world’s biggest film festival to promote The Six Billion Dollar Man by American director Eugene Jarecki but is not yet speaking publicly. […]

Nicola Coughlan speaks up for Gaza

Actor Nicola Coughlan has publicly voiced her outrage over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, using her Instagram Stories to draw stark comparisons between media coverage of global tragedies. The Irish actor, known for her roles in Derry Girls and Bridgerton, posed a powerful question to her followers: “If the headline read: 14,000 British babies will […]

Fiery forest fires

The escalating frequency and intensity of forest fires in Pakistan are a stark manifestation of the climate crisis, exposing the country’s vulnerability to global warming. From the Margalla Hills to the forests of Malakand, wildfires have ravaged ecosystems, displaced communities and released catastrophic carbon emissions, underscoring an urgent need for action. As temperatures soar across […]

The politics behind Indo-Pak war

Who did Pahalgam, no one may ever know. India has stonewalled any attempt by Pakistan and the vociferous appeal by entire international community to carry out investigations into the incident. That the incident occurred amidst a massive presence of 7-800,000 security personnel deployed to keep Kashmir quiet and controlled leaves a lot to imagination and […]