The relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan has always been tied by a delicate thread — one woven through faith, history, culture, and geography, yet repeatedly torn apart by politics and mistrust. As fresh border clashes between the two neighbors turn deadly once again, it is worth asking where this hostility truly comes from and why…
London – In a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for Middle Eastern diplomacy, the United Kingdom has formally recognised the State of Palestine. The move, announced on 21 September 2025 by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper MP, was presented as an essential step to preserve the viability of a…
Washington/Paris: A recent report by a NASA environmental scientist has raised alarm within the global scientific community, suggesting unusual activity deep beneath the Earth’s surface. According to the findings, molten magma that was previously concentrated at depths of around 130 kilometers has now shifted closer to 160 kilometers—an indication of significant subterranean changes. Scientists warn…
Washington— A new medical study has raised concerns that artificial sweeteners could be harmful to brain health if consumed in excess. Published in the journal Neurology of the American Academy of Neurology, the study found that sweeteners such as aspartame, saccharin, erythritol, acesulfame-K, xylitol, sorbitol, and tagatose may increase the brain’s age by an average…
In recent weeks, as Russia continued its assault on Ukraine in frank disregard of White House deadlines and demands, there was hope in Kyiv and European capitals that the scales might finally be falling from Donald Trump’s eyes. Last month, MrTrump noted that although his conversations with VladimirPutin repeatedly led him to believe that a…
Science is not black and white. It’s more complicated and more exciting. It’s a constant process of exploration. An adventure into the unknown. Scientists come up with theories about what might be going on, and then test them. They don’t always get it right. Far from it. But inch by inch, testing, failing and trying…
