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‘Dirty neck that sticks itself in must be cut off’: Chinese diplomat about Japan

The Chinese state media is also giving its two cents on the situation with several editorials and commentaries lambasting Takaichi, given lingering grievances about Japan’s wartime past and China’s extreme sensitivity over anything Taiwan Read More

Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: What forced Munir to insulate himself from the law, battering in Op Sindoor

With the 27th Amendment, Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir has insulated himself from the law, pushback from the military, and battering of Operation Sindoor. Read More

Australia introduces new rule for student visas. Will it help or hurt Indian students?

Australia has launched a new rule called Ministerial Direction 115 (MD 115) from November 14, slowing down visa processing for thousands of student applicants, including a large number from India. Read More

Pakistan’s ‘super court’ and legal shield for Asim Munir gets a chief justice

Pakistan’s controversial Federal Constitutional Court (FCC), which is touted as the legal shield of Field Marshal Asim Munir, got its new chief justice. Read More

Is Trump’s word the law in US? This is how secret memo eyes to ‘legalise’ Venezuela boat strikes

Ignoring laws, decades of policy, and international conventions, the US Department of Justice has treated Trump’s words as the law to justify deadly strikes on boats in international waters, according to a report. Read More

Pakistan spent thrice as much as India on lobbying in Washington: Report

The US-Pakistan relationship has soared to new heights under Trump on the back of $5 million in lobbying that Pakistan has paid to US President Donald Trump’s friends to gain access and favourable deals, according to a report. Read More

Trump administration pays some TSA employees $10k bonus for working during shutdown

President Donald Trump has also floated the idea of extending similar rewards to air traffic controllers who continued working and did not call in sick during the shutdown Go to Source Read More

Pacific Islands vow green in fight for survival, aim 100% renewable power in 5 years — world’s first

Pacific island nations are leading the global shift toward 100 percent renewable energy to combat climate change and reduce their heavy dependence on costly fossil fuel imports. Read More