In a landmark judgment with far-reaching consequences for U.S. trade policy, the United States Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariff measures, declaring them illegal and beyond the scope of executive authority.
Deal offered to Imran twice, he refused: Pak PM’s aide
A close aide of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that jailed former premier Imran Khan was offered a “deal” twice but he declined to accept it.
Youth discontent could trigger another rebellion: Nepal PM
Nepal’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Thursday warned that failing to address youth discontent could trigger another rebellion.
A16 die in explosion due to gas leakage in Pak
At least 16 people, including many children, were killed and 14 others injured when a suspected gas leakage led to an explosion in a residential building in Pakistan’s Karachi on Thursday morning.
Pak issues demarche to Taliban regime
Pakistan has issued a demarche to Afghanistan’s Taliban regime over the alleged use of Afghan soil for a recent terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 11 soldiers, the Foreign Office said on Thursday.
India Attends meeting of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’
India participated as an observer in the first meeting of US President Donald Trump’s newly formed ‘Board of Peace’ held in Washington.
Iran attacks: UK blocks Trump’s bid to use RAF base
The United Kingdom has refused a U.S. request to allow former President Donald Trump to use British Royal Air Force bases — including RAF Fairford near Swindon — for potential military strikes on Iran, according to new reports.
Trump Claims He Stopped India-Pakistan War After 11 Jets Were Shot Down
US President Donald Trump claimed that he averted a full-scale conflict between India and Pakistan last year, after 11 military jets were reportedly shot down,…
Nepal EC bans opinion polls
Nepal’s electoral body on Tuesday urged media not to disclose results of opinion polls before the general elections as it may damage a “healthy competitive environment.
Pak’s economic woes likely to mount: Reports
Pakistan’s economic situation is likely to start unfolding negatively in 2026, as geopolitical headwinds appear to be re-emerging, according to media reports.
