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  Protests, Poverty And Power: The Story Of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

  To understand PoK, one must go back to 1947. When British India was partitioned, the Indian Independence Act gave princely states three choices: join India, join Pakistan, or remain independent.

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  No Trump-Putin Call Planned, No Timeline On US Envoys' Visit: Russia

  American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner continue to maintain contacts with both Russia and Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

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  India's Nuclear Arsenal Swells To 190: Which Country Has Most Nuke Warheads

  For the first time, India has kept 12 nuclear warheads deployed during peacetime, breaking with its longstanding practice of storing warheads separately from delivery systems such as ballistic missiles, according to SIPRI.

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  US Sanctions Alibaba, BYD, Baidu In Crackdown On Chinese Companies

  The list, updated and published Monday by the Pentagon, now sanctions well-known, non-state-owned Chinese companies that are not traditionally considered to be in the defence or security sector.

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  32,000 Displaced As Buildings Reduced To Rubble In Philippines Earthquake

  Monday's earthquake was centered at sea at a depth of 33 kilometres, about 32 kilometres southwest of Maasim town in Sarangani province.

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  Opinion | Why Trump's Attention Is Quickly Becoming Pak's Biggest Headache

  Pakistan's real challenge may not be winning Trump's attention - that it has certainly been successful at. It may be surviving the consequences of that.

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  UK MPs Write To British Foreign Secretary Over PoK Crackdown, Blackout

  Over 50 British Parliamentarians have urged Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper to intervene as a communications blackout and security crackdown grip Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

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  Over 30 Dead, 200 Injured As Security Forces Open Fire On Protesters In PoK

  Over 30 Dead, 200 Injured As Security Forces Open Fire On Protesters In PoK

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  Elderly Woman Tries To Protect Grandchild During Powerful Philippines Earthquake, Video Goes Viral

  The video has also sparked reminders about staying prepared and looking out for children during tremors.

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  War In The Middle East Is Flaring Again. How Each Side Sees The Stakes

  Israel and the US remain locked in a standoff with Iran and Hezbollah to shape the future regional order, with each side convinced it is acting from a position of strength.

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  Apple Tries Again On AI, Turns To Google For Help

  Tim Cook two years ago announced that Apple was making a major leap to embrace AI, in a program called Apple Intelligence.

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  A War Trump, Netanyahu Started Together Is Now Driving Them Apart

  Iran wants Lebanon included in any wider regional truce, a demand Trump seems to have accepted in order to get a deal.

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  Charlie Kirk's Death Prompted Usha Vance To Try For 4th Child, Says JD Vance

  According to the US leader, the conversation with Erika Kirk changed "something" for Usha Vance, and "not long after we buried my friend, she became pregnant with our fourth child, a boy."

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  Outdoor Hospitals, Cut-off Communities As Philippine Earthquake Kills 41

  In the hardest-hit Sarangani province, some areas remain accessible only by helicopter, and fears of aftershocks were slowing rescue efforts, local officials told reporters at a Tuesday briefing.

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  US Army's 1st Apache Gunship Crashes Near Hormuz, Both Pilots Rescued

  The US military has used Apaches, along with MQ-9 Reaper drones and F/A-18 and F-35 fighter jets, as part of Central Command's operation challenging Iran's effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz to most commercial traffic.

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  Airlines Spent 78% More On Jet Fuel Despite Lesser Utilisation: US Data

  US carriers spent $6.5 billion on fuel in April, compared with about $3.6 billion a year earlier, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics

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  Prince William To Evict Rent Free Royals In Major Shake Up When He Becomes King: Report

  A source said William is "mindful of how much the monarchy costs" and will be "hands on" in restructuring to cut costs.

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  US School Shooting Survivor Sues AI Gun Detection Company

  Lawsuit claims AI detection system had operational flaws that missed handgun in Nashville school attack.

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  What Americans Think About US Intervention In Conflicts Abroad

  While many Iranians were unhappy with their government, that did not necessarily mean they welcomed American or Israeli military strikes.

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  Video: Phone Slips Near 262-Foot Waterfall, Tourist Takes Risky Plunge To Recover It

  The man was not identified, and no serious injuries were reported, but the incident drew reactions online.