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Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Global Crises Threaten Childhood by 2050, UNICEF Warns: A Global Childhood Crisis
UNICEF highlights a global childhood crisis by 2050 from climate change, tech gaps, and demographic shifts, urging action to secure children’s future.Jailing of 45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Draws Global Criticism
Hong Kong jailed 45 pro-democracy activists, sparking global criticism over the national security law's impact on freedoms and democracy.
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Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.Global Climate Summit Yields Historic Agreement on Renewable Energy
Global summit secures deal for 50% renewable energy by 2030, with $300 billion fund and tech sharing to boost transition and tackle climate change.Biden Approves Ukraine to Use US Arms for Strikes Inside Russia
Biden allows Ukraine to use US arms for long-range strikes inside Russia, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy amid escalating tensions.
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Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Global Crises Threaten Childhood by 2050, UNICEF Warns: A Global Childhood Crisis
UNICEF highlights a global childhood crisis by 2050 from climate change, tech gaps, and demographic shifts, urging action to secure children’s future.Jailing of 45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Draws Global Criticism
Hong Kong jailed 45 pro-democracy activists, sparking global criticism over the national security law's impact on freedoms and democracy.
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Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Jailing of 45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Draws Global Criticism
Hong Kong jailed 45 pro-democracy activists, sparking global criticism over the national security law's impact on freedoms and democracy.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.
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Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Brain Drain: How Southern and Central Europe Fight to Retain Young Talent
Southern and central Europe face a growing brain drain, with young talent leaving for better opportunities, challenging economic stability and growth.IMF Mission Chief Meets Pakistan Finance Minister to Discuss $7 Billion Loan Performance
IMF's early visit to Pakistan reviews $7B loan, addressing revenue shortfall, benchmarks, and privatization progress ahead of first 2025 review.India Explores Expanded Measures to Boost Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Amid 5-Year Low
India considers expanding foreign direct investment (FDI) options by allowing equity-debt instruments to attract more stable capital amid a 5-year FDI low.China Gears Up for Massive $1.4 Trillion Stimulus Package
China considers over $1.4 trillion stimulus package to address local debt, boost financial stability and domestic demand amid economic slowdown.
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Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.Ukraine’s Zelensky Pushes for Diplomatic End to War in 2025
Ukraine's Zelensky pushes for a diplomatic end to the war by 2025 amid military challenges, Trump's potential return, and shifting international dynamics.Scholz Urges Putin to Open Talks with Ukraine for “Just and Lasting Peace”
Scholz urges Putin to negotiate with Ukraine for lasting peace, while Germany vows continued support as Kyiv faces battlefield challenges.
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Harvest Supermoon Graces Night Sky with Partial Lunar Eclipse
Witness a celestial spectacle as September's full harvest supermoon coincides with a partial lunar eclipse, visible across multiple continents.
Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.
Punjab Schools Partially Reopen amid Severe Smog Conditions
Punjab partially reopens schools amid smog, with exceptions for Lahore, Multan. Mask mandate, delayed timings, and strict guidelines aim to protect health.
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.
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Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Global Crises Threaten Childhood by 2050, UNICEF Warns: A Global Childhood Crisis
UNICEF highlights a global childhood crisis by 2050 from climate change, tech gaps, and demographic shifts, urging action to secure children’s future.Jailing of 45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Draws Global Criticism
Hong Kong jailed 45 pro-democracy activists, sparking global criticism over the national security law's impact on freedoms and democracy.
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Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.Global Climate Summit Yields Historic Agreement on Renewable Energy
Global summit secures deal for 50% renewable energy by 2030, with $300 billion fund and tech sharing to boost transition and tackle climate change.Biden Approves Ukraine to Use US Arms for Strikes Inside Russia
Biden allows Ukraine to use US arms for long-range strikes inside Russia, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy amid escalating tensions.
- World
Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Global Crises Threaten Childhood by 2050, UNICEF Warns: A Global Childhood Crisis
UNICEF highlights a global childhood crisis by 2050 from climate change, tech gaps, and demographic shifts, urging action to secure children’s future.
- Politics
Attorney General Nominee Gaetz’s Exit: First Major Cabinet Formation Setback
Attorney General nominee Gaetz withdraws amid GOP opposition, ethical concerns, and Senate scrutiny, marking Trump's first major cabinet setback.Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Jailing of 45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Draws Global Criticism
Hong Kong jailed 45 pro-democracy activists, sparking global criticism over the national security law's impact on freedoms and democracy.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.
- Business
Gwadar Airport’s $230M Facility: Critical Delays in Commercial Operations
Gwadar International Airport, a $230M Belt and Road project, faces delays in operations, hindering its potential as a regional aviation hub.Brain Drain: How Southern and Central Europe Fight to Retain Young Talent
Southern and central Europe face a growing brain drain, with young talent leaving for better opportunities, challenging economic stability and growth.IMF Mission Chief Meets Pakistan Finance Minister to Discuss $7 Billion Loan Performance
IMF's early visit to Pakistan reviews $7B loan, addressing revenue shortfall, benchmarks, and privatization progress ahead of first 2025 review.India Explores Expanded Measures to Boost Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Amid 5-Year Low
India considers expanding foreign direct investment (FDI) options by allowing equity-debt instruments to attract more stable capital amid a 5-year FDI low.China Gears Up for Massive $1.4 Trillion Stimulus Package
China considers over $1.4 trillion stimulus package to address local debt, boost financial stability and domestic demand amid economic slowdown.
- War
Putin, Ascendant in Ukraine, Eyes Contours of a Potential Peace Deal in the Ukraine Conflict
Putin sees strategic advantage in the Ukraine conflict, eyeing a potential ceasefire, while Trump positions himself as a mediator for peace.Ukraine Strikes Russian Territory with US ATACMS Missiles on War’s 1,000th Day
Ukraine's ATACMS strike on Russian territory marks a major escalation on the war's 1,000th day, showcasing U.S.-backed long-range missile capabilities.Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: Strategic Move or Too Late for Ukraine?
Long-Range Strikes Against Russia: U.S. Authorization May Be Too Late to Shift Ukraine War.Ukraine’s Zelensky Pushes for Diplomatic End to War in 2025
Ukraine's Zelensky pushes for a diplomatic end to the war by 2025 amid military challenges, Trump's potential return, and shifting international dynamics.Scholz Urges Putin to Open Talks with Ukraine for “Just and Lasting Peace”
Scholz urges Putin to negotiate with Ukraine for lasting peace, while Germany vows continued support as Kyiv faces battlefield challenges.
- Lifestyle
Harvest Supermoon Graces Night Sky with Partial Lunar Eclipse
Witness a celestial spectacle as September's full harvest supermoon coincides with a partial lunar eclipse, visible across multiple continents.