Tensions between the US and Iran escalate as Iran issues a stern warning to President Trump. Meanwhile, Houthi rebels launch a missile barrage, further intensifying the conflict. The global community watches closely as fears of a larger confrontation grow. Will these developments mark the beginning of a global war? Stay tuned for live updates on this ongoing crisis.
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The war between Ukraine and Russia has entered a new phase of intensity with both sides trading blows in a conflict that shows no signs of abetting. Moscow is denying firing on civilian infrastructure after a deadly strike on the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih that killed 20 people, including nine children. Watch in for more details!
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World, Sports: Ovechkin, who has been vocal about his admiration for Putin, passed Gretzky's 894-goal mark with the same franchise. Putin praised Alex for his dedication
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In a moment that added some unexpected action to the election campaign, Australia's opposition leader Peter Dutton accidentally kicked an Australian rules football into a cameraman. The ball struck the cameraman's forehead, leaving him with an injury. Take a look.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington to discuss recently imposed tariffs on Israeli exports. The meeting will also address regional issues, including tensions with Iran and the situation in Gaza.
World: Hamas strongly rejected US comments, calling them "nothing but lies, lacking any evidence." In a statement posted on Telegram, the group condemned the White House’s stance.
World | “We do not rule it out, but we prefer to continue dialogue before taking any other measures,” she said in response to the global trade war unleashed by Trump.
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Turkey is going through its biggest political change in a decade. The country's Republican People's Party is looking to capitalize on sympathy following the arrest of former Eastern Ekrem İmamoğlu. Despite a government crackdown, the Republican People's Party, also known as CHP, is stepping up pressure on Erdogan to call elections. In the absence of İmamoğlu Party chairperson Özgür Özel is leading the charge against the incumbent president. Watch in for more details!
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington to discuss recently imposed tariffs on Israeli exports. The meeting will also address regional issues, including tensions with Iran and the situation in Gaza.
Sports: Sen, a 2021 World Championships bronze medallist, opens against Chinese Taipei’s Lee Chia-Hao, a recent finalist at the All England Championships
Israel says the buffer zone encircling Gaza is needed to prevent a repeat of the October 7, 2023 attack in which Hamas fighters unleashed a horrific assault on Israeli communities. Middle East | World
'Any country that retaliates..': Trump threatens China with 50% tariffs if Beijing doesn't back down
World: On April 02, Trump announced 34 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods as part of levies imposed on most US trade partners, bringing the total duties on China this year to 54%.
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France's political landscape is going through a dramatic turnaround after far-right leader Marine Le Pen's conviction in an embezzlement case. Thousands are out on the streets again, many in support of Le Pen while there are others who support her conviction. But amid the divide, the National Rally leader is determined to fight for her political future.
Non-performing assets (NPAs) in the credit card sector reached Rs 6,742 crore in 2024, up from Rs 5,250 crore in 2023 and just Rs 1,108 crore in 2020.
World: US President Trump continued to target China on Monday, calling it “the biggest abuser of them all,” adding in a separate post, "It all has to change."
The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) closed 3,882.17 points lower — a fall of over 3.27 per cent. The KSE 100 index opened with a cut of 8,600 points, due to which the trading session was halted for 45 minutes to control panic selling.
When Life Gives You Tangerines is the recent K-drama that has hooked millions of hearts with its heartwarming yet tearjerking storyline.
Cricket, Sports: Labeling the reports as 'baseless', the PCB clarified that Naqvi has not submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif