Netanyahu and his denunciation of the diplomats walking out as “moral cowards.” What courage, precisely, was he claiming? The courage to dismiss international condemnation? To ridicule those refusing to applaud?
With the win, Wazir has qualified for the WBA Gold title bout, marking another significant milestone in his professional boxing career.
UNS: Harry St John Philby, better known after his conversion to Islam as Sheikh Abdullah Philby, remains one of the most intriguing foreign figures in the history of modern Saudi Arabia. Philby began his career as a British official and first became involved in the Arab world in Basra. He […]
UNS: Two giant pandas are on their way to Atlanta, Georgia, where they are expected to spend the next decade. The pair departed from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding following a farewell ceremony. Experienced animal keepers from the United States were also assigned to accompany the pandas […]
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The Theft of a Fragment of the Black Stone in the Grand Mosque in 1351 AH: Details of a Rare Incident That Ended with the Fragment’s Return
Pakistan were unable to turn their improved second-half start into a goal as Thailand maintained control and eventually secured a convincing 4-0 victory.
PESHAWAR -UNS : Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has offered to hold talks with the federal government, saying political issues can be resolved through mutual understanding. The offer came a day after the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) postponed its planned long march towards Islamabad from September 27 to October 4. […]
Security agencies are continuing to secure and examine the site, collect evidence and conduct search operations in the surrounding area.
By S. M. Hali Wars are sustained as much by narratives as by weapons. Governments seek to inspire resilience, allies promote solidarity, and media organisations shape public perceptions through competing interpretations of events. Yet history shows that every prolonged conflict reaches a point when uncomfortable questions can no longer be deferred. Ukraine may now be approaching such a moment. A recent interview featuring former Ukrainian presidential spokesperson Yulia Mendel and American commentator Tucker Carlson has rekindled debate over wartime governance in Ukraine. The discussion touched on issues ranging from alleged censorship and postponed elections to demographic decline, mobilisation practices and growing public fatigue with a conflict […]