Pakistan Power Sector Crisis: Losses and Theft Drain Economy
Pakistan's power sector faces a severe crisis as mounting losses, widespread theft, and heavy subsidies strain the economy, leading to financial instability and operational challenges.
Category : World
Iran's General Warns US: 'Back Off or Face Sacred Defence'
Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee issues stark warning to Washington, threatening renewed 'Sacred Defence' era if tensions escalate, referencing Iran-Iraq war.
Russian Cosmonauts Honored After 8-Month ISS Mission
Russian cosmonauts Sergei Ryzhikov and Alexei Zubritsky received a heroes' welcome at Star City following their 8-month mission on the International Space Station.
Stray Leopard Captured in Cage Trap at Kerala's Palakkad
Forest officials successfully captured a stray leopard using a cage trap in Palakkad, Kerala. The same leopard was seen in a viral video attacking a Rottweiler dog earlier.
Khamenei's Political Maneuver Room Vanishes Amid Crises
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei confronts dwindling options to maintain power. Economic collapse, protests, and foreign pressure force difficult compromises on nuclear ambitions.
Ancient Cheetah Mummies Discovered in Saudi Arabian Caves
Scientists uncover extremely rare mummified cheetah remains in northern Saudi Arabia, with some specimens over 1,800 years old, offering new genetic insights.
IRGC Spots US Soldiers in Secret Doha Hotel
Iran's IRGC-linked Telegram channel threatens US forces in Qatar after identifying a Doha hotel hosting American commanders, escalating Middle East tensions amid fears of a US strike on Iran.
EU to Phase Out Huawei, ZTE from Critical Infrastructure
The European Union plans to mandate removal of Chinese equipment from telecom and solar energy systems. New cybersecurity rules target high-risk vendors like Huawei and ZTE.
Polar Bear Fur Isn't White: Arctic Facts Revealed
Discover why polar bear fur appears white but is actually transparent, how they survive in harsh Arctic conditions, and why they're listed as threatened species.
Saudi Arabia Warns Expats: Violate Rules, Face Fines, Jail, Deportation
Self-employed expatriates in Saudi Arabia risk severe penalties including 50,000 riyal fines, six-month imprisonment, and deportation for violating residency, labor, and border regulations.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Surpasses 3,000 in Deadliest Unrest
Rights activists report over 3,000 deaths in Iran's nationwide protests, the deadliest internal violence since 1979. Internet remains restricted despite slight connectivity rise.
Punjab, Haryana See Slight Temperature Rise
Weather reports indicate a minor increase in temperatures across Punjab and Haryana. Residents can expect warmer conditions in the coming days.
UK PM's Comms Chief Linked to WikiLaundering PR Firm
A senior communications advisor to the UK Prime Minister faces scrutiny over ties to a PR firm accused of editing Wikipedia for powerful clients, raising ethical concerns.
US B-2 Visa Rejections: Why Applications Get Denied
Learn the most common reasons for US B-2 visa refusals, from proving home country ties to financial documentation and interview inconsistencies.
Gir Forest Trackers: Rs 15k Guardians Saving Lions
Forest trackers in Gujarat's Gir work for Rs 15,000-25,000 monthly, providing real-time lion movement data to prevent conflicts and train accidents, playing a crucial role in conservation.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Over 3,000, Internet Activity Rises
Rights activists report over 3,000 deaths in Iran protests. Internet connectivity shows a slight rise after eight-day blackout. Tehran remains quiet as global reactions continue.
Denmark Tests Red Streetlights to Protect Bats
A Copenhagen suburb replaces white streetlights with red ones to reduce harm to local bat colonies while maintaining road safety, sparking global interest in sustainable urban lighting.
Indian National Jailed in US for Smuggling Aviation Tech to Russia
Sanjay Kaushik from Delhi sentenced to 30 months in US prison for conspiring to export controlled aviation components to Russian entities, violating export control laws.
Pahlavi: Iran's Regime on Verge of Collapse, I'm Transitional Leader
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, asserts the Islamic Republic is collapsing. He outlines a plan for a temporary government and referendum on monarchy versus republic, while facing skepticism from opposition groups.
Chilika Lagoon's Shrinking Power Threatens Its Future
Chilika Lagoon's tidal prism has reduced by 30-40% since the 1990s, weakening its natural flushing capacity. While tourism grows, ecological discipline is crucial for survival.
US-Pakistan Troops Conclude Joint Training Exercise in Pabbi
American and Pakistani military forces have successfully completed the 'Inspired Gambit 2026' joint training exercise in Pabbi, enhancing bilateral cooperation and operational readiness.
Chilika Lake Ecological Threat, Odisha Plans Restoration
Odisha's Chilika Lake, a Ramsar site, faces shrinking due to sediment buildup. Officials prepare a ₹2,000 crore project with IIT Madras to restore its health and tourism.
New Australian Skink Species Found in Remote Gulf Area
Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of slider skink in Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria, highlighting the region's undocumented wildlife and the importance of long-term conservation efforts.
Trump Invests $100 Million in Bonds Including Netflix
US President Donald Trump purchased around $100 million in municipal and corporate bonds from November to December, his latest disclosures show. The investments include Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery bonds.
US Court Restricts ICE Powers in Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown
A federal judge in Minnesota has issued an injunction limiting ICE agents' powers during protests, following Trump's deployment of thousands of agents to Minneapolis.
Canada Signs $7B Trade Deal with China
Canada has announced a major trade agreement worth $7 billion with China, focusing on key sectors like agriculture and technology to boost economic ties.
WEF Warns of Geoeconomic Tensions in 2026 Outlook
The World Economic Forum's latest report highlights rising geoeconomic tensions and competition as major global risks for 2026, urging nations to prepare for economic disruptions.
WEF Economists: Global Outlook Improves, AI to Boost Productivity
A new World Economic Forum survey shows fewer economists predict global economic weakening, down from 72% to 53%. AI is expected to drive rapid productivity gains in key sectors within two years.
Trump Warns After Judge Limits Minnesota Immigration Raids
Former US President Donald Trump criticizes a federal judge's decision to limit immigration raids in Minnesota, calling it a threat to national security.
Iran's Internet Battle: Activists Fight to Stay Online
Activists in Iran are working tirelessly to maintain internet access amid government crackdowns, using innovative tools to bypass restrictions and keep citizens connected globally.
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