Military seizes power in Guinea-Bissau, halts elections
Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau seized power, suspended institutions, and halted the electoral process, claiming a plot to manipulate results. President deposed.
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Army Pays Tribute to Sri Lanka Peacekeeping Martyrs
After 35 years, Indian Army officially honors soldiers killed during Sri Lanka peacekeeping operations. Read about this long-overdue recognition and remembrance ceremony.
Pakistani Air Strikes Kill 9 Afghan Children: Taliban
Pakistan's air strikes in Afghanistan kill 9 children, prompting Taliban to vow retaliation. Cross-border tensions escalate between neighbors. Read full details.
Pakistani Airstrike Kills 9 Children in Afghanistan
Taliban officials report Pakistani military airstrike killed 9 children in Afghanistan's Khost province. Rising tensions between neighboring nations threaten regional stability. Read full details.
120 Bahadur Review: Powerful 1962 War Drama
Read our review of '120 Bahadur' - a moving tribute to 1962 war heroes starring Farhan Akhtar. Discover this powerful story of bravery and sacrifice.
7 Killed in Militant Attack in Northwest Pakistan
Militants kill 7 in attack on house in northwest Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Security forces launch search operation amid escalating violence.
Ishaq Dar's Brussels Visit Amid Pakistan Rights Crisis
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar faces tough questions in Brussels as EU scrutinizes human rights record. Will economic ties survive rights concerns? Read analysis.
Women to Serve as Soldiers in Territorial Army
Indian Army plans to induct women soldiers into Territorial Army battalions, breaking a major barrier. Learn how this move opens new frontiers for women in the armed forces.
Indian Sikh Woman Fails to Return from Pakistan
Indian Sikh woman stranded in Pakistan after police claim she converted to Islam and married locally. Family disputes official version, seeks government intervention.
20 Turkish Soldiers Killed in Georgia Plane Crash
Turkey holds state funeral for 20 soldiers killed in military plane crash during training in Georgia. President Erdogan leads national mourning. Details emerge.
Japan's Bear Crisis: Ex-Cops, Soldiers Join Cull
Japan deploys retired police and military personnel to combat rising bear attacks that killed 13 people and injured over 100 this year. Read about the novel solution.
Turkish Military Plane Crash Kills 20 in Georgia
A Turkish military transport plane crashes near Georgia's border with Armenia, killing all 20 soldiers onboard. Investigation underway into the tragic incident.
War Trauma: Ukrainians Turn to Tattoos for Healing
Ukrainian civilians and soldiers are turning to therapeutic tattoos to process war grief and memorialize lost loved ones. Discover how ink becomes therapy.
Babar Azam Under Fire: Retirement Calls Grow After ODI Failure
Pressure mounts on Babar Azam as fans and experts question his ODI future following Pakistan's disappointing performance against South Africa. Is it time for a leadership change?
Pakistan delegation holds Istanbul talks with Afghan Taliban
Pakistan dispatches senior officials to Istanbul for pivotal discussions with Afghan Taliban leadership, focusing on regional security and bilateral relations amid ongoing tensions.
Pakistan's China-US balancing act heads toward disaster
Pakistan's strategic balancing act between China and the US is unraveling as economic crisis deepens and political instability grows. Analysis of Islamabad's precarious foreign policy tightrope.
Free Land Conversion for Martyred Soldiers' Families in Maharashtra
Maharashtra government introduces zero-cost land conversion policy for families of martyred soldiers, offering financial relief and housing security to military heroes' widows.
Indian Sikhs celebrate Guru Nanak's birthday in Pakistan
In a remarkable display of interfaith harmony, Indian Sikh pilgrims journeyed to Pakistan's Nankana Sahib to celebrate the 556th Prakash Purab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. This historic pilgrimage strengthens cultural bonds between the two nations.
5-foot soldier makes history with INSAS rifle exemption
In a groundbreaking moment for the Indian Army, Subedar Shikha Yadav, standing just five feet tall, becomes the first soldier to receive special permission to set aside her INSAS rifle during ceremonial duties, challenging long-standing equipment protocol
Pakistan constitutional amendments expand Army Chief Asim Munir's powers
Pakistan plans sweeping constitutional amendments that would significantly enhance military command structure and federal powers, giving Army Chief General Asim Munir unprecedented authority in governance matters.
Diwali Sweets Reach Siachen Soldiers via Pune Trust
In a heartwarming Diwali initiative, Pune's Aadhar Social Trust delivered homemade sweets and emotional messages to soldiers stationed at Siachen Glacier, bridging the distance with flavors of home during the festival of lights.
Ukraine's Grim Conscription: Untrained Soldiers Forced to Front
A Ukrainian soldier's harrowing account exposes the grim reality of forced conscription - civilians sent to defend without basic training, equipment shortages, and brutal frontline conditions.
Indian Army rescues bear stranded in Siachen
In an extraordinary display of humanity, Indian Army soldiers execute a daring high-altitude rescue mission to save a distressed bear trapped in Siachen's brutal terrain.
Blast inside Pakistan Supreme Court, casualties feared
A powerful explosion struck inside Pakistan's Supreme Court complex in Islamabad's high-security Red Zone. Security forces have cordoned off the area as emergency response teams rush to the scene.
Celina Jaitly: Brother Detained in UAE, Soldiers Targeted
Former Bollywood actress Celina Jaitly opens up about her family's desperate fight to free her brother detained in UAE, exposing alleged targeting of Indian soldiers abroad in emotional exclusive.
Pakistani lawyer fights 'period tax' affecting millions
Human rights lawyer Maheen Sultan fights to abolish Pakistan's controversial 10-18% sales tax on menstrual products, calling it discriminatory against women's health and dignity.
Pakistani Hindu girl rescued from forced marriage, reunited
In a shocking case from Pakistan's Sindh province, a young Hindu girl was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married to a 60-year-old Muslim man before being rescued and reunited with her family after legal intervention.
Pakistan Economic Meltdown: Investors Flee as Crisis Deepens
Pakistan faces economic collapse as investor confidence plummets due to restrictive state policies, capital flight, and dwindling foreign reserves, creating a perfect storm of financial crisis.
Sindh Uprising: Pakistan's Disappearance Crisis Sparks Protests
Pakistan's Sindh province faces unprecedented turmoil as state suppression and enforced disappearances of activists ignite widespread protests. Discover the human rights crisis unfolding in Karachi and beyond.
Pakistan Press Freedom Crisis Deepens in 2025
A shocking new report reveals Pakistan's press freedom has hit alarming new lows in 2025, with journalists facing violence, censorship, and political pressure under the new government.
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