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Attack on Khamenei Will Trigger All-Out War, Iran Warns US After Trump Calls for New Leadership

January 20, 2026 Editor

Attack on Ayatollah Khamenei Means Full-Scale War, Iran’s President Warns US After Trump’s Regime-Change Remarks By: Javid Amin | 19 January 2026 A Red Line Drawn in Public Tensions between Iran and the United States escalated sharply after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian issued a stark warning that any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would result in an “all-out war” with the United States. The warning followed remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, who suggested that it was “time to look for new leadership in Iran,” a statement that…

India Issues Urgent Iran Advisory: Leave Immediately Amid Protests, Rising Death Toll and US Attack Fears

January 15, 2026 Editor

‘Leave Iran by Available Means’: India Issues Urgent Advisory as Death Toll Rises and US Attack Fears Grow By: Javid Amin | 15 January 2026 An Advisory That Signals Real Danger India has issued one of its strongest overseas safety advisories in recent years, urging all Indian nationals currently in Iran to leave the country immediately by any available means, including commercial flights, amid rapidly deteriorating security conditions. The advisory—issued twice within days by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)—comes against the backdrop of: A nationwide uprising in Iran A…

646 Dead in Iran’s Nationwide Unrest; Tehran Says ‘Ready for War’ as Trump Threatens Harsh Measures

January 13, 2026 Editor

Iran Protest Crackdown: 646 Dead, Trump Threatens Tariffs and Military Options | Tehran Says Ready for War By: Javid Amin | 12 January 2026 A Nation in Turmoil and Global Tensions Escalating Iran is in the midst of one of its most significant crises since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, as widespread protests have swept across all 31 provinces, triggered initially by economic grievances but quickly transforming into broader discontent with the clerical system. Activists and rights groups report that at least 646 people have been killed amid the unrest and…

‘I Ended Eight Wars’: Trump’s Nobel Pitch, the India–Pakistan Claim, and the Reality Behind the Rhetoric

January 13, 2026 Editor

Trump Claims He Ended Eight Wars, Stopped India–Pakistan Conflict | Fact-Check & Global Context By: Javid Amin | 12 January 2026 A Familiar Claim, Repeated with Renewed Force Donald Trump has never been subtle about how he views his own presidency. From domestic policy to global diplomacy, the former U.S. president has consistently portrayed himself as a dealmaker without precedent. In recent interviews and campaign-style remarks, Trump has revived one of his most sweeping foreign policy assertions: that he “ended eight wars” during his time in office and personally stopped…

US Lawmakers and New York Mayor Stand With Umar Khalid | Global Voices Demand Fair Trial, Raise Human Rights Questions

January 2, 2026 Editor

A Case Capturing Global Attention By: Javid Amin | 01 January 2025 Over five years after his arrest, the case of student activist Umar Khalid has become more than a legal proceeding in India. It has transformed into an international flashpoint — a contest between state security laws, civil liberties, and the global perception of democratic norms. This article examines the latest developments: the endorsement of Khalid by US political figures, the core legal and human rights questions his incarceration raises, how the case unfolded, and what it signals for…

Gunmen Attack Paramilitary Headquarters in Peshawar; Explosions Reported

November 24, 2025 Editor

Deadly Attack Targets Frontier Constabulary Headquarters in Peshawar By: Javid Amin | 23 November 2025 On Monday morning (November 24, 2025), gunmen launched an assault on the headquarters of the Frontier Constabulary (FC) in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan, according to senior police officials and multiple news agencies. Reuters+2The Economic Times+2 The compound, located in a densely built area near a military cantonment, was also reportedly struck by two suicide bombers; one detonated at the main entrance and another penetrated into the facility. The Economic Times+1 At least three people, including security…

Ceasefire in Gaza: Fragile Hope After Two Years of War – Key Facts, Challenges & What Comes Next

October 9, 2025 Editor

Gaza Ceasefire Signed in Sharm el-Sheikh: A Turning Point or Temporary Pause? By: Javid Amin | 08 October 2025 After nearly two years of relentless violence, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has officially kicked in, marking the first phase of a 20-point peace framework put forward by U.S. President Donald Trump. The truce incorporates a hostage-prisoner exchange, a phased Israeli military withdrawal, and the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza. The deal was brokered via intensive diplomacy involving the U.S., Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, and signed in Sharm el-Sheikh,…

Erdogan Raises Kashmir at UNGA 2025: India Responds, Turkey-Pakistan Dynamics in Focus

September 24, 2025 Editor

Turkey’s Erdogan Raises Kashmir at UNGA 2025, India Strongly Responds By: Javid Amin | 23 September 2025 A Diplomatic Flashpoint Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reignited international attention on the Kashmir issue during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 2025, urging a resolution “through dialogue and in line with UN resolutions.” “We are pleased with the ceasefire achieved following the tensions last April between Pakistan and India, which had escalated into a conflict. The issue of Kashmir should be resolved on the basis of the resolutions of…

Nepal Gen Z Protests 2025: 20 Killed, 347 Injured as Social Media Ban Sparks Nation’s Largest Youth Uprising

September 9, 2025September 9, 2025 Editor

Nepal Gen Z Protests 2025: 20 Killed, 347 Injured in Social Media Ban Uprising By: Javid Amin | 08 September 2025 The Spark That Lit the Fire On September 4, 2025, Nepal’s government under Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli imposed a blanket ban on 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, and X (formerly Twitter). Officials claimed the ban was necessary to curb cybercrime, misinformation, and unregulated foreign influence. But for Nepal’s youth—especially Gen Z, this ban felt like a direct assault on their freedom, voices, and futures.…

Russia’s Far East Aviation Tragedy: Plane Crash Near Tynda Kills 49, Sparks Safety Concerns

July 25, 2025 Editor

Russia Plane Crash 2025: 49 Dead in Tynda, Aviation Safety Under Scrutiny By: Javid Amin | 24 July 2025 Fatal Flight: 49 Killed in Plane Crash Near Tynda, Amur Region In one of the worst aviation tragedies in Russia in recent years, a domestic passenger plane crashed in the dense forests of the Far East, killing all 49 people on board. The accident occurred near Tynda, a remote settlement close to the Chinese border, underlining growing concerns about the safety of Russia’s aging aircraft fleet. The ill-fated aircraft, an Antonov…