Poland Threatens to Shut Down Ukraine Aid Hub: NATO Row Escalates Polish President Andrzej Duda has issued a stark warning, threatening to close a crucial NATO aid transit point for Ukraine. His accusation? Kiev and NATO are treating Polish infrastructure as their own, disregarding Polish interests. Duda labelled the situation a “scandal,” expressing deep dissatisfaction […]

Trump’s Texas Visit: Praise, Criticism Amidst Flood Relief Delays President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visited flood-ravaged Texas on July 11, 2025. Their trip aimed to offer solace to affected families and defend the federal government’s disaster response. The President lauded Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s efforts during the visit. However, his praise was […]

India, Mongolia Bond Deepens: EAM’s Naadam Greetings External Affairs Minister (EAM) extended warm wishes to Mongolian Foreign Minister Battsetseg Batmunkh, the government, and the people of Mongolia on the occasion of the Naadam Festival. The message, shared on X (formerly Twitter), highlighted the strong ties between the two nations. The EAM’s message underscored the flourishing […]

Taliban’s Muzzle on Afghan Media: UN Sounds Alarm The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has expressed grave concern over the Taliban’s latest media restrictions. UNAMA’s statement highlights a worrying trend of increasing fear and self-censorship among Afghan journalists. The new rules, according to UNAMA, further erode press freedom in Afghanistan. This follows a […]

Ryabkov Defiant: 500% Tariffs Won’t Sway Russia Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov has dismissed the threat of 500% secondary tariffs from the US, asserting that Russia’s course will remain unchanged. He highlighted the already staggering number of sanctions imposed on Russia – over 30,000, according to his statement. Ryabkov’s comments echo President Putin’s earlier assessment […]

US-Bangladesh Trade Talks: Crucial Second Day Concludes in Washington The second round of crucial trade negotiations between Bangladesh and the United States concluded its second day in Washington D.C. on July 11, 2025. Discussions were led by Bangladesh’s Commerce Advisor, Sheikh Bashir Uddin, and US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer. The talks focused on strengthening […]

Gujarat Welcomes Japan’s Top Diplomats Amidst Growing Ties Japan’s Ambassador to India, Keiichi Ono, and Minister of Economic and Development Affairs, Koyoko Hokugo, visited Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar on Friday, July 11, 2025. The courtesy call signifies the strengthening bilateral relationship between India and Japan. Discussions during the meeting focused on enhancing […]

Hegseth’s Ukraine Freeze: GOP Senators Demand Answers Republican senators have expressed serious concerns over reports that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unilaterally halted weapons shipments to Ukraine. This action, reportedly undertaken without President Trump’s consent, has sparked outrage within the party. The Hill reported on the matter Friday, July 11, 2025, citing unnamed sources. Senators are […]

Hostage Deal Imminent: Netanyahu Hints at 60-Day Ceasefire Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed optimism on Friday, July 11, 2025, predicting a breakthrough in the hostage crisis within days. He indicated that approximately 20 hostages remain alive. A potential 60-day ceasefire is under discussion, offering a pathway to ending the protracted conflict. However, significant hurdles remain. […]

Afghan Girls’ Education Crisis Deepens: Private Schools Shut Down The closure of universities to women in Afghanistan has driven many girls towards private educational institutions. This offered a glimmer of hope for continued learning. However, even this fragile lifeline has been severed. TOLO News reported on Friday, July 11, 2025, that private schools have also […]