Iran Details June War: 36 Mossad Killed, Haifa Refinery Struck
Iran's IRGC reveals its account of the 12-day June war, claiming intelligence dominance, Mossad casualties, and a missile strike on Haifa. Details inside.
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Trump: Zelenskyy not ready for peace plan, Putin accepted
US President Donald Trump expressed disappointment that Ukraine's Zelenskyy hasn't read a war-ending proposal accepted by Russia. Details from Miami talks revealed.
US Ed Dept Recalls Staff Amid Civil Rights Complaint Backlog
Dozens of former US Education Department staff return to tackle a growing backlog of over 25,000 civil rights complaints. The move follows legal disputes over mass layoffs under the Trump administration.
85,000+ Register for Punjab Civil Services Exam
A record 85,000+ aspirants will compete in the Punjab State Civil Services Exam on June 23. Get details on exam centres, key instructions, and the selection process for PCS and allied services.
Survival Story from 1971 War: A Daughter's Account
A powerful account of survival during the 1971 war, detailing a family's resilience, loss, and the enduring human spirit. Read this moving true story of courage.
US Ed Dept Recalls Staff to Tackle Civil Rights Backlog
The Trump administration recalls dozens of Education Department workers to address a growing backlog of over 25,000 civil rights complaints. A temporary fix amid ongoing layoff plans.
Parakram Diwas 2024: Army Honors 1971 War Heroes at Longewala
Indian Army marks 54 years of 1971 victory with Parakram Diwas at Longewala. Wreath-laying, weapon displays, and tributes to Veer Naris highlight the 5-day event. Discover the historic battlefield's legacy.
ICC: Putin Arrest Warrant Remains Valid Even If Peace Talks Succeed
ICC prosecutors state the arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over alleged war crimes will not be voided by any potential peace deal or amnesty. Read the full details and implications.
IAF's 1971 War Air Power Decisive for Bangladesh Victory
The Indian Air Force commemorated the historic air operations of December 5, 1971, detailing how its strikes crippled Pakistan's defences and paved the way for India's victory and Bangladesh's independence. Read the full story.
Ukraine Surgeons Face Trauma as War Hits Their Own Family
A Ukrainian surgeon couple's frontline medical mission turns devastatingly personal when forced to operate on family members after an attack. Read their story of courage and resilience.
IAF recalls decisive 1971 air strikes that led to Bangladesh creation
The Indian Air Force relives its fierce response to Pakistan's 1971 pre-emptive strike, a pivotal moment that led to a 14-day war, India's victory, and Bangladesh's birth. Read the full story.
Elon Musk Warns of 'Inevitable War' Within Decade
Tech billionaire Elon Musk warns a major war is 'inevitable' within 5-10 years, citing geopolitical tensions. He urges nations to boost military readiness. Full analysis.
Macron: Won't Lecture Ukraine, Russia is 'Real Dictatorship'
French President Macron refuses to lecture Ukraine on $100Mn scandal, shifts focus to Russia's 'opaque system'. Read his sharp critique on corruption & accountability.
Nuclear War Study: Australia, NZ May Be Only Survivors
Investigative journalist Annie Jacobsen's chilling scenario details a 72-minute nuclear war leading to 5 billion deaths. Her research suggests only Australia and New Zealand could sustain large populations post-conflict due to geography and agriculture. R
US Senators Seek Review of Trump's Drug Boat Strikes
US senators demand legal review of Trump's Caribbean strikes amid war crime allegations. Explosive reports claim survivors were ordered killed. Read the latest developments.
Uganda restricts refugee entry as US aid declines
Uganda joins Egypt and Kenya in tightening refugee policies due to funding shortages. Learn how aid cuts are impacting vulnerable populations across Africa.
WW3 Safe Havens: 6 Countries That Could Survive
As global tensions rise, experts reveal which countries offer the best chance of survival in World War 3. Discover the safe havens based on geography, self-sufficiency and neutrality.
3.7 Million Chinese Take Civil Service Exam After Age Cap Rise
A record 3.7 million Chinese applicants competed for 39,600 government jobs in national civil service exam after age limit increased to 40. Discover what drives this massive competition.
Rajnath Singh Praises Operation Sindoor at LBSNAA Event
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh cites Operation Sindoor as brilliant civil-military fusion example, urges young officers to safeguard national interests. Read his full address.
Primitive War: Vietnam Soldiers vs Dinosaurs Review
Primitive War mixes Vietnam War drama with dinosaur action in this surprisingly entertaining film starring Ryan Kwanten and Tricia Helfer. Read our full review.
Taiz Governor Attack: 5 Security Officers Killed
Gunmen attacked Taiz governor Nabil Shamsan's motorcade, killing 5 security officers. Two assailants eliminated in shootout. Read latest Yemen conflict updates.
JD Vance: Ukraine Victory Over Russia is 'Fantasy'
US Vice President JD Vance questions Ukraine's ability to defeat Russia with American aid alone. Read his perspective on Trump's peace plan and the path forward.
Hrithik Roshan on War 2 box office bomb: 'Never take stardom for granted'
Hrithik Roshan breaks silence on War 2's box office failure at Dubai event. The actor reflects on his 25-year career and upcoming Krrish 4 direction debut. Read more.
Globe Civil Projects Share Jumps 5% on Court Win
Globe Civil Projects share price surged over 5% after Delhi court dismissed ₹23.81 lakh recovery suit. Smallcap stock defies weak market trend. Read full analysis.
Sheikh Hasina Gets Death by Tribunal She Created
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina convicted of crimes against humanity by the International Crimes Tribunal she established in 2009. Read the shocking turnaround.
Bangladesh Court Issues Death Sentences for 1971 Crimes
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal sentences 7 to death for crimes against humanity during 1971 war. Sheikh Hasina government continues war crimes trials. Read latest developments.
Bangladesh Ex-Home Minister Gets Death for War Crimes
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal sentences former home minister Kamal to death for crimes against humanity during 1971 war. Details on the landmark verdict.
Trump-MTG Feud Escalates Over Epstein Files
Donald Trump and Marjorie Greene clash publicly over Epstein files release. The MAGA alliance fractures as Republicans face ideological split. Read the explosive details.
UAE Denies Sudanese Army's False Allegations
UAE refutes Sudanese armed forces' claims about supplying weapons to RSF. Diplomatic tensions rise as UAE calls allegations baseless attempts to mislead international community.
Italy Probes 'Sniper Tourists' in Sarajevo Siege
Milan prosecutors investigate Italians accused of paying to shoot civilians as 'sport' during the 1990s Sarajevo siege. Over 10,000 died in the longest modern siege.
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