Violent clashes erupted Friday between police and Islamists in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore after security forces tried to stop thousands of demonstrators from leaving for the capital, Islamabad, where they planned to stage a pro-Palestinian rally outside the U.S. Embassy, officials said.

Pakistan: Security Forces & TLP Supporters Clash Ahead of Pro-Palestine March in Lahore

After two years of war, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has begun. Israeli troops have started withdrawing, while Hamas prepares to release hostages. Israel will free thousands of Palestinian prisoners, and humanitarian aid is set to enter Gaza. A U.S.-led multinational force will monitor the truce, but questions remain over Gaza’s governance, reconstruction, and Hamas’ future role. Watch for the latest updates on this fragile peace and the unfolding humanitarian response.

Gaza Ceasefire: Trump Believes Gaza Ceasefire 'Will Hold', EU Urges Full Implementation

Throughout October 10, energy workers managed to restore power to more than 678 thousand Ukrainian families, but in border regions the situation remains difficult due to security conditions.

Kyiv: Ukraine's Largest Energy Company Has Restored Power in 6,78,000 Households | Russia-Ukraine War

The moon is finally out in Delhi-NCR. Women across the regions are breaking their day-long Nirjala fast.

Karwa Chauth 2025: UP Women Light Up Holy Diyas

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is taking a firm stand against Asian Cricket Council (ACC) chairman and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) head Mohsin Naqvi. Following the Asia Cup 2025 controversy—where Naqvi allegedly withheld the trophy after India’s win—BCCI is now seeking his removal from the ICC Board of Directors. The Indian board plans to escalate the matter to the International Cricket Council, accusing Naqvi of politicizing the sport and disrespecting tournament protocols.

India Moves to Sanction Mohsin Naqvi, Wants Him Removed From ICC Board

Russia has launched a devastating attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, targeting Odesa’s key port and leaving 30,000 people without power. As winter approaches, Ukraine faces the chilling threat of energy collapse. With fuel lines cut and cities in the dark, is this the start of a brutal new phase in the war? We break down what happened, what it means for Ukraine’s survival, and how the West might respond.


Putin Targets Ukraine’s Energy Backbone, Fires 450 Drones and 30 Missiles

Tensions between the U.S. and China are set to escalate sharply after former President Donald Trump abruptly canceled a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea. The canceled talks were expected to address the looming tariff standoff and growing economic friction between the two superpowers. With both sides hardening positions, fears of a renewed trade war are rising, threatening global markets and diplomatic stability in East Asia.

U.S Prez Trump Slams China In Latest Post: Will Trade Ties Breakdown?

Gaza Ceasefire Begin as Israeli Military Pulls Back From Parts of Gaza

Russia launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine, firing over 450 drones and 30 missiles. Ukrainian President Zelensky reported the death of a 7-year-old child in Zaporizhzhia and more than 20 injuries. Blackouts and damage to residential and energy infrastructure were reported across nine regions, including Kyiv. Ukraine’s largest electricity operator, DTEK, confirmed damage to multiple thermal plants. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and NATO are “stepping up the pressure” to end the war, following failed ceasefire talks with Russia.

Russia’s Missiles Plunge Kyiv Into Darkness | Trump Promises "Stepping Up Pressure"

Trump Cancels Meeting With Xi Jinping in South Korea

As Israel announces the completion of the first phase of its military pullout from Gaza, a tense 72-hour countdown begins for a possible hostage exchange deal. The partial withdrawal comes after Israel declared Hamas "defeated," but large parts of Gaza remain under IDF control. Talks, mediated by international partners, are underway to secure the release of hostages, with pressure mounting on both sides to reach an agreement before time runs out.

IDF Completes First Phase of Pullout From Gaza

Massive protests have broken out across major cities in Pakistan following reports of intensified civilian casualties in Gaza. Demonstrators took to the streets demanding immediate action from the Pakistani government and condemning Israeli airstrikes. Islamabad has been placed on high alert amid fears of unrest spreading, with security forces deployed to sensitive zones. The demonstrations come as public anger mounts over perceived global inaction and growing solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

Protests in Pakistan Erupt Over ‘Gaza Killings’, Islamabad on High Alert

In a stunning upset, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize — a recognition many speculated might go to former U.S. President Donald Trump. Machado was honored for her fight for democracy and human rights under an authoritarian regime in Venezuela. The announcement comes amid Trump’s public push for the award, raising eyebrows globally. Did the Nobel Committee just send a clear message?

'Peace President' Trump Gets Nobel Snub | Venezuela’s María Corina Machado Wins Peace Prize 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark warning, claiming that Iran is actively developing intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of striking cities across the United States. The statement, made during a high-level security briefing, escalates tensions as Israel signals preparedness for a potential new conflict. With nuclear talks stalled and proxy clashes intensifying, Netanyahu’s remarks point to a growing threat that could pull global powers deeper into the Middle East crisis.

Netanyahu Claims Iran Is Building Missiles to Hit U.S. Cities

Israel has completed the first phase of its troop pullback from the Gaza Strip, marking a shift in military posture while still retaining control over 53% of the territory. The partial withdrawal follows Israel's declaration of Hamas’s defeat but signals continued security concerns. Officials state that further withdrawals will depend on on-ground assessments and the stability of remaining areas, keeping Gaza’s future in a tense balance.

Phase One of IDF Pullback Complete, Israel Retains 53% Control of Gaza Strip

Taiwan has unveiled its new 'T-Dome' missile defence system as part of efforts to bolster national security amid increasing threats from China. Beijing has strongly condemned the move, calling it a destabilizing act and warning of serious consequences. The T-Dome is designed to intercept incoming missiles, enhancing Taiwan’s defensive capabilities in a tense regional environment marked by escalating military posturing.

Taiwan Ramps Up Defence With 'T-Dome,' Faces Chinese Backlash

Following Israel’s declaration that it has "defeated" Hamas militarily, the Israeli army has issued fresh warnings to civilians in Gaza, stating that multiple zones remain extremely dangerous due to unexploded ordnance, remaining militant threats, and ongoing military operations. Despite the announcement of Hamas’s tactical defeat, the IDF cautioned that full security has not been restored, urging civilians to avoid specific areas until further notice.

Israel Army Warns Gazans Several Areas Remain Extremely Dangerous 

Katrina Esau, the last fluent first-language speaker of the ancient N|uu language, is on a powerful mission to preserve and revive South Africa’s endangered San language. At 92 years old, she teaches her great-grandchildren the unique clicks and sounds of N|uu, a language dating back 25,000 years. Despite centuries of oppression and cultural loss, Katrina and her family are fighting to keep this ancient heritage alive through schools, books, and language apps. Discover how one woman’s determination is helping revive a priceless piece of human history.

Is This Ancient South African Language Dying?

A global cocoa shortage, driven by poor harvests in West Africa and rising demand, is causing U.S. chocolate prices to soar. Major producers are facing supply constraints, pushing costs higher for both manufacturers and consumers.

Cocoa Prices More Than Doubled Since Early 2024 

The Supreme Court has granted the Centre four weeks to file its response on multiple petitions seeking the restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. The move comes amid growing legal and political pressure following the abrogation of Article 370. Petitioners argue that continued delay violates democratic rights and constitutional principles. The next hearing is expected to set the tone for the Centre’s stand on the future of J&K’s political status.

SC Grants Centre Four Weeks to Respond on J&K Statehood Pleas

During Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s high-profile visit to New Delhi, India announced an upgrade in diplomatic engagement with the Taliban-led administration in Kabul. The talks, which included meetings with senior Indian officials, focused on strengthening trade, infrastructure, and regional stability. Muttaqi emphasized the importance of economic cooperation, while Indian counterparts reiterated the need for peace, inclusive governance, and curbing terrorism in the region.

New Delhi Upgrades Diplomatic Ties With Kabul, Muttaqi Emphasizes Trade

Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Peace Prize win came after a swirl of buzz around US President Donald Trump, who had been actively lobbying for the award.

Venezuelan Leader María Corina Machado, Not Trump, Wins Nobel Peace Prize

If you have taken a home loan in the last few years, you would have probably noticed your EMI statements creeping up. And that’s not your imagination...Interest rates have been rising, and for borrowers, that means your cost of borrowing goes up too. But why does your EMI change every time the RBI hikes rates? And what can you do to manage the impact? Let’s break it down.

AI Comes To Financial Rescue, Builds Discipline?

A senior negotiator has revealed that U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were presented with a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal over a year ago...
What was the deal? And what does it mean for future negotiations?

'Joe Biden & Netanyahu Offered Gaza Deal A Year Ago': Negotiator | The Reality 

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