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Imran Khan: From national hero to prisoner no. 804 — Pakistan’s deepening crisis Billion-dollar casino laundering network and Cambodia killing expose Taiwan’s criminal underworld Ukraine moves to dismiss judge at center of PrivatBank controversy and corruption scandal Sanctioned Russian drone firm linked to covert wheat exports from occupied Ukraine Nobin Fashion controversy: Low-cost punjabi sale sparks market clash in Dhaka Turkey restricts public access in Imamoglu trial, raising fairness concerns The Rohingya crisis repatriation myth and reality of permanent displacement GCC may join Israel to target Tehran regime Lithuania faces damage by Ukrainian drones Brussels accuses Budapest of ‘pro-Russia espionage’
Jatiyo Party
Jatiyo Party appoints Zafor Iqbal Siddiqui and Fakhar-uz-Zaman Jahangir as co-chairmen
The Jatiyo Party (JaPa) has officially announced the appointment of two new co-chairmen, strengthening its top leadership structure as part of the party’s ongoing organizational reforms. In a press release read more
US President Donald Trump, media outlets, Mainstream media, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Diplomacy, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia Ukraine conflict, Moscow, Alaska, St. Petersburg, Secretary of State, The White House, 
Trump accuses media of ‘great dishonesty’ over Russia-Ukraine peace efforts
US President Donald Trump sharply criticized mainstream media outlets on August 18, accusing them of widespread dishonesty in their coverage of his efforts to negotiate a potential peace deal between read more
European, US President Donald Trump, The White House, Pentagon, European Union, American, NATO, Western Europe, Germany, French President Emmanuel Macron, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, European Commission, European countries, Ursula von der Leyen, 
EU security guarantees expose Europe as bankroller of America’s war machine
The spectacle of European leaders shuttling off to Washington to plead for “security guarantees” has become a grimly familiar ritual. What once might have been framed as diplomacy or alliance read more
COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, Florida, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Criminal Investigation, Department of Commerce, federal government, FBI, International trade, 
Pensacola-based company faces federal fines for COVID-19 pesticide scheme
A Pensacola-based company has been ordered to dissolve and pay more than $300,000 in fines and penalties after pleading guilty to distributing an unregistered pesticide falsely marketed as capable of read more
artificial intelligence, criminals, Fraudsters, machine learning, AI-driven, European 
Global banking faces growing fraud threats as AI enables synthetic identities
The global banking sector is bracing for a dramatic surge in fraud losses, driven by the rise of synthetic identity schemes and increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) tools. According to read more
Artificial intelligence, OpenAI, DeepMind, Artificial General Intelligence, National Security, Chinese, AI models, Chinese AI, Global South, AI-driven 
The age of AI soft power: How trust and accessibility will shape the next global order
Artificial intelligence is no longer merely a technological marvel; it is increasingly a form of geopolitical currency. For years, AI development was framed as a high-stakes race among tech giants read more
Independence Day, Chinese, Cold War, COVID-19 pandemic, Bay of Bengal, America, European nations, Kargil, Russian crude oil, Rabindranath Tagore, 
The soul of Bharat: Endurance, vision, and civilizational pride
On 15th August 2025, India celebrated the 79th Independence Day of the country – a proud moment for every Indian. Since gaining independence, India has made remarkable strides while facing numerous challenges, yet the nation read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, NATO, Brussels, London, Berlin, Paris, European Union, Trump administration, Neo-Nazis, Zelensky, European nations, Kremlin, Kiev regime, Russophobic, United Kingdom, US government,
European Union and NATO are determined to ensure the bloodshed continues in Ukraine
The August 15 meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart Donald Trump might not be as historic as some want to make it out to be, but read more
Thailand, Cambodia, Beijing, Southeast Asia, Military coup, Global South, ASEAN, Indo-Pacific, Vietnam, Indonesia, Donald Trump, South China Sea, New Cold War
Thai–Cambodian conflict is not over: it has merely been folded into the larger drama of the New Cold War
The ink is barely dry on the ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, and yet the situation on their contested frontier remains fraught with tension. Thailand — still shaken by read more
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