Israeli airstrike eliminates Hezbollah commanders, including Ismail Al-Zin. Hezbollah supports Hamas with rocket attacks. International efforts for ceasefire amidst civilian casualties in Lebanon.
Former President Donald Trump shared a disturbing video on Truth Social depicting President Joe Biden tied up, sparking widespread backlash. The video, featuring Trump's symbols, has been circulating online and at conservative events. Trump's aggressive stance towards Biden is evident, with strong public criticism. The incident adds to Trump's history of using violent imagery on social media.
Garry Tan, CEO of Y Combinator, held a fundraiser for Asian American female political candidates in San Francisco, aiming to shift the city towards centrism. Tan, a Stanford graduate, advocates for changes like a stronger police force and better public schools, emphasizing the role of startups in the city development.
Harvard College faced a decrease in applications attributed to recent controversies, impacting its standing among potential applicants. Ivy Day revealed mixed application trends with Brown University also experiencing a decline, while other prestigious schools saw an increase. William Fitzsimmons anticipates diverse talents in the incoming class despite scrutiny and negative publicity.
US President Joe Biden's letter to PM Shehbaz Sharif underscores a potential shift in US-Pakistan relations, emphasizing cooperation in public health, economic growth, and education. The communication highlights collaboration in the US-Pakistan Green Alliance Framework, sustainable agriculture, and human rights. Biden reaffirms support for joint initiatives and addresses concerns over election rigging.
Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari was elected unopposed as a member of Pakistan's National Assembly from NA-207 Shaheed Benazirabad on Friday, Pakistan-based Dawn reported. On March 17, Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari filed her nomination papers to contest the by-election. The returning officer (RO) approved her candidature after the scrutinization process on Thursday. She played an important role in politics in the elections held on February 8.
Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, known for advancing behavioural economics with Amos Tversky, died. His work reshaped traditional economic thinking, exploring concepts like loss-aversion and cognitive biases.
Timekeepers worldwide are grappling with the impact of climate change on Earth's rotation, potentially delaying the need for a 'negative leap second' by three years. The delicate balance between Earth's rotation and atomic time poses challenges for global timekeeping infrastructure, with uncertainties and skepticism surrounding the introduction of a negative leap second.
Former United States senator Joe Lieberman, who made waves in American politics as a Democratic vice-presidential candidate and later as an independent, has passed away at the age of 82. Joe Lieberman's family confirmed his death in New York City, citing complications from a fall as the cause.
A British judge dismissed an appeal in a case involving Lord Ranger and Sun Mark against an Indian Sikh employee's harassment and discrimination claim. The woman's conduct was deemed scandalous and vexatious, leading to the case being struck out. President of the Employment Appeal Tribunal ruled in favor of the decision, citing obstructive behavior.
Pakistani high court judges accuse ISI of interference, seek investigation by the Supreme Judicial Council. Allegations include abduction, torture, and surveillance to influence case outcomes, involving high-profile figures like Imran Khan.
FSB director accuses Ukraine, US, Britain in Moscow attack. ISIS claims responsibility. Bortnikov implicates Kyiv, mentions retaliation, Putin says Islamists attacked and fled to Ukraine.
China warned the Philippines on Monday to behave cautiously and seek dialogue, saying their relations were at a "crossroads" as new confrontations between their coastguards over maritime claims deepened tensions. It was the second such warning by the Chinese foreign ministry in three months as the two countries openly sparred over territorial claims in the Spratly Islands, a mostly uninhabited archipelago in the South China Sea.
The member states were supposed to give final approval to the bill on Monday following months of proceedings through the EU's institutional maze. But what was supposed to be a mere rubber stamp has now turned into its possible perpetual shelving. "It is clear to everyone that there is this huge deadlock. And it is not going to be easy to get out of this considering the upcoming elections," said Dutch climate minister Rob Jetten.
Four people lost their lives and several others sustained injuries on Sunday in a Hungarian motorsport rally, as a driver skidded off the road and collided with spectators, as per officials. The incident took place in the course of the two-day Esztergom Nyerges Rally in northern Hungary, between the towns of Labatlan and Bajot in the northern Komarom Esztergom county.
The Islamic State group on Saturday claimed responsibility for the attack on Crocus City Hall. The attack resulted in the deaths of 40 individuals and left 145 injured. According to AFP, the group in a statement on the Telegram messaging app said that IS fighters "attacked a large gathering... on the outskirts of the Russian capital Moscow."
French President Macron's black and white photos training with a punching bag stirred controversy in Europe. Views ranged from praise for his 'warrior' style to criticism of 'macho' and 'narcissistic' tendencies. Many interpreted the images as a call for a stronger Western response to Ukraine, amidst global debate on military involvement.
Two Indian fishermen missing, one Pakistani sailor killed at sea. Pakistan Maritime Security Agency ship encountered Indian fishing vessels, resulting in a fatal collision during a rescue operation and legal proceedings initiated.
Reddit's successful IPO valued close to USD 9 billion on the New York Stock Exchange, priced at USD 34/share, debuting at USD 47. The price climber higher and soared over 55 per cent around 1: 20 pm ET. Supported by prominent figures like Sam Altman, Peter Thiel, and Snoop Dogg. Potential volatility expected.
Governor Abbott's lawyers and Biden administration clashed in a New Orleans court over the controversial migrant arrest law, leading to confusion along the border and backlash from immigration advocates and the Mexican government.
Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have clinched a deal for the release of $1.1 billion as part of a $3 billion bailout package. This financial aid aims to prevent Pakistan from defaulting on its debts. The agreement, marking the final review of Pakistan's stabilisation programme, was confirmed by Nathan Porter, the IMF team leader.
Khalistan supporter Gurpreet Singh, 26, has been sentenced to 28 months in jail for stabbing two Indian-origin men and a female police officer with a kirpan during last year's Indian Independence Day celebrations in Southall. Singh, an Indian citizen, was found carrying three kirpans, using one with a 20cm blade in the attack. He was also ordered to surrender all three kirpans to the court.
Princess Kate's first video post-surgery at a Windsor farm shop with Prince William generates global headlines. Social media remains skeptical about its authenticity despite the success of the outing.
The US is hopeful for the formation of Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council to address violence and facilitate elections, with international support for stabilization. The deal reached after Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry decided to step down. He has been in power since the President was assassinated in 2021. The council will be in charge of naming an interim government before elections.
Moldova, Kyiv, and Transnistria are involved in drone attack claims. Pro-Russian separatists claimed that Moldova may have launched the attack which Chisinau refused. And on the other hand, Ukraine blamed Russia for attacking the military base. Currently, on this issue Moscow is silent. Transnistria seeks Russia's protection amid conflict fears with Ukraine.
Efforts towards a truce in the Israel-Hamas conflict showed signs of progress on Saturday as the Palestinian militant group proposed a new plan, calling for increased aid to Gaza. The first food shipment by sea has arrived, prompting Israel to agree to further discussions in Qatar. Additionally, Israel is considering a military operation in Rafah, where many Gazans have sought shelter during the ongoing conflict and hardships.
A terrorist attack on a military post in North Waziristan claimed the lives of seven Pakistan army soldiers, including a lieutenant colonel and a captain. The incident, which occurred in Mir Ali town, involved six attackers who targeted the post in the early hours of Saturday, as confirmed by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
De Bruyne, resembling Tintin, may be a Euro '24 character. Belgium FA's new kits: red for Red Devils, blue Tintin-themed away. Vandendriessche pays homage to Hergé, aiming to inspire team performances.
The Russian leader has repeatedly talked about his readiness to use nuclear weapons since launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. The most recent such threat came in his state-of-the-nation address last month, when he warned the West that deepening its involvement in the fighting in Ukraine would risk a nuclear war.
A spectacular drone show lit up Belfast's night sky, forming the outline of the historic RMS Titanic. Around 950 drones created the glow...
