Shairin Panwar

Japan Ancient “Ushikawa Man” Fossils Unmasked As Bear Bones In Stunning Twist

Initially thought to be human, the 20,000-year-old Ushikawa fossils were reclassified as bear bones after detailed analysis.

1 year ago

US Diplomats Rush To Fix Last-Minute Dispute Threatening Gaza Ceasefire Deal

US officials are addressing a last-minute issue over prisoner identities in the Gaza ceasefire deal, with efforts underway to ensure…

1 year ago

US Senator Duckworth Slams Pete Hegseth Defense Nomination As ‘Unqualified And Unfit’

Duckworth condemned Hegseth’s lack of qualifications and leadership failures, highlighting his controversial past and lack of policy knowledge during his…

1 year ago

Israeli Airstrikes Kill 80 Including Children Despite Gaza Ceasefire Deal

Despite a ceasefire deal, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed 80 people, including children, sparking renewed tensions and casting doubt on…

1 year ago

Houthis Continue Red Sea Assault, Targets Merchant Ships

Houthis warn of renewed assaults on Red Sea vessels if the Israel-Hamas truce is violated, disrupting global trade routes.

1 year ago

Brazil Former President Bolsonaro Denied Passport Return Ahead Of Trump’s Inauguration

Jair Bolsonaro’s passport remains seized as he faces coup-related charges. His attempt to attend Trump’s inauguration is blocked, further deepening…

1 year ago

Russian Diplomats Sneaks Into UK Parliament’s Restricted Area, Sparking National Security Alarm

A group of Russian diplomats infiltrated a private section of UK Parliament during a tour, raising major security concerns. UK…

1 year ago

French Prime Minister Survives No-Confidence Vote But France Budget Tension Rises

Bayrou's government narrowly avoids collapse after surviving a no-confidence vote. Political instability continues as he battles opposition and seeks support…

1 year ago

Ukraine Launches Damages Register: War Victims Families Can Seek Compensation And Justice

Thousands of Ukrainians are submitting claims through the new Register of Damages system, seeking compensation for loved ones killed in…

1 year ago

UAE Steps In To Support Pakistan, Extending $2 Billion Deposits With Pakistan Central Bank

UAE confirmed the rollover of two $1 billion deposits with Pakistan, strengthening its financial position and aiding IMF bailout approval,…

1 year ago

UN Agencies Braced For Turbulence As Trump Return Sparks Swift Funding Fears

Trump's potential return has UN agencies anxious about swift funding cuts and renewed isolation, threatening global programs and US influence.

1 year ago

Arrested South Korean President Yoon Skips Second Day Of Questioning

President Yoon's refusal to cooperate with questioning follows his arrest amid a probe into his martial law attempt, intensifying South…

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