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Gaza’s Civil Defense Forces Keep Digging for 10,000 Missing Bodies “When we find someone, they’re usually half-decomposed,” Azzam said. “The face is unrecognizable. Only a shoe, a wallet, a bracelet tells you who they were.” Members of Gaza’s Civil Defense force describe pulling decomposing bodies from collapsed buildings, and diggingRead More →

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Over the last six months, India’s highest court has been headed by a man who hails from one of the most discriminated-against communities in India. These are also communities identified by the Indian state as socially and educationally disadvantaged. DW could not determine the caste of three judges. A young judgeRead More →

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An estimated 10,000 Palestinians killed by Israel remain buried under the rubble, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense U.S. Vice President JD Vance said at a press conference in Israel on Tuesday. “That said, this is difficult. This is not going to happen overnight. 10,000 Palestinians  bodies are a handful ofRead More →

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Senator Mushahid issues report on significance of the Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement Greater Israel’ aggression, now viewed as the main threat to Muslim countries, and loss of confidence in American security guarantees. ‘Pakistan emerged as a security alternative in the Middle East after the vacuum created by the US failure toRead More →

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Pakistani authorities allegedly spying on millions through mass surveillance systems: Amnesty report. Using the LIMS system, the authorities only need a person’s phone number, the report said. All four major mobile operators have been ordered to connect to LIMS, Amnesty technologist Jurre van Berge told Reuters. Telecommunications providers were “underRead More →

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New Delhi–Beijing Partnership Unlikely Amid Disputes, Experts  China and India should remain friends with strong ties—partners that contribute to each other’s success—remarking that “the dragon and the elephant can dance together.” Chinese President Despite past tensions and border disputes, both nations may now attempt to reshape their relationship. BBC report.Read More →

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Insight: How Pakistan shot down India’s cutting-edge fighter using Chinese gear Intel failure on range of China-made PL-15 missile central to downing of India’s Rafale jet-sources Shootdown of Rafale had raised questions about effectiveness of Western hardware against Chinese alternatives Pakistan claims successful electronic warfare assault though India disputes scaleRead More →

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Hospitals, schools, churches, and mosques are unprotected targets of Israeli bombing and incursions From 15 to 21 July 2025, the Gaza Strip has been subjected to attacks, bringing the death toll over the reporting period to 646 dead and 3101 injured GAZA   (  WEB  NEWS  ) From 15 to 21Read More →

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Pakistan’s Accession Day, Global Conspiracies and the Decisive Role of Islamabad The Hindu population in Punjab was only 29.1% and the Sikh population was 14.9%. But the Radcliffe formula of the partition of India was also rigged and manipulated. Ghulamullah Kayani The worst virus for this region and especially KashmirRead More →

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Pakistan has expressed a clear desire to strengthen its ties with Bangladesh and deepen trade and cooperation across sectors. While diplomatic ties experienced strain, economic interaction never fully ceased, though it operated far below capacity. Pakistan and Bangladesh are entering a new phase of engagement, driven by mutual interest inRead More →