Hezbollah Slain Leader Hassan Nasrallah to Be Buried on Feb 23 in Grand Funeral Procession

Hassan Nasrallah

The announcement of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s funeral on February 23, 2025, marks a significant moment in the volatile and complex history of the Middle East. For decades, Nasrallah was the face of Hezbollah, an organization that had shaped much of Lebanon’s political and military landscape. His death in a targeted Israeli airstrike in September … Read more

Criminal Investigation Launched Against Sara Netanyahu on Suspicion of Witness Harassment

Sara Netanyahu

Israeli authorities have launched a criminal investigation into Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, over allegations of witness tampering and obstruction of justice. The case, which was opened on December 26, 2024, follows accusations that she sought to intimidate a witness involved in her husband’s ongoing corruption trial. The probe was … Read more

Five Parents Arrested in Pakistan for Refusing Polio Vaccination to Their Children

Polio vaccination

Polio vaccination remains a crucial tool in the global fight against polio, a highly infectious disease that can cause paralysis and even death. In Pakistan, where polio remains a persistent threat, authorities are taking strict measures to ensure that all children receive the necessary immunization. Recently, five parents in Quetta were arrested for refusing to … Read more

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa Meets Saudi Crown Prince in Riyadh on First Foreign Trip

Ahmed al-Sharaa

Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s newly appointed interim president, embarked on his first international visit since taking power by meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh. The visit signals a potential shift in Syria’s regional alliances and underscores the role of Saudi Arabia in shaping the future of the war-torn nation. With Saudi Arabia … Read more

Taliban Minister Mohammad Nabi Omari Breaks Down in Tears on Girls’ Education: Watch

Mohammad Nabi Omari

The issue of girls’ education in Afghanistan remains a deeply contentious topic under the Taliban’s rule. In a rare display of emotion, Mohammad Nabi Omari, the Taliban’s Deputy Minister of Interior, was seen breaking down in tears while discussing the strict educational restrictions imposed by the Taliban leadership. In a speech delivered at the Aisha … Read more

Woman Forces Husband to Sell Kidney for ₹10 Lakh, Then Runs Away with Money

Woman forces husband to sell kidney

Woman forces husband to sell kidney for ₹10 lakh under the guise of securing their daughter’s future, only to betray him and elope with her lover. The shocking incident, which took place in Sankrail, Howrah district, West Bengal, has left the victim and his family devastated. The woman, who had been persuading her husband for … Read more

Ripley Castle Is on Sale For 17 Million Pounds

Ripley Castle

Ripley Castle, a historic English estate with a legacy spanning over seven centuries, has been listed for sale for the first time. Located near the picturesque Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Grade I-listed property is available for purchase along with its vast 445-acre estate for £17 million. Owned by the Ingilby family since the early … Read more

81-Year-Old Japanese Woman Unwillingly Commits Crime to Stay in Prison

Japanese Woman Unwillingly Commits Crime

Japanese woman unwillingly commits crime to stay in prison for free amid the nation’s deepening ageing crisis. Akiyo, an 81-year-old woman, has become a symbol of the harsh reality faced by Japan’s elderly population. She resorted to theft not out of greed or criminal intent but as a desperate measure to secure stability and care … Read more

Rafah Border Closed Since May in Gaza Reopens After Ceasefire

Rafah border

The Rafah border crossing, a vital passage between Gaza and Egypt, has reopened after being closed for eight months following Israeli control of the Gaza side in May 2023. The reopening comes as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, allowing for the evacuation of sick and wounded Palestinians who have been waiting … Read more

80-Year-Old Israeli Hostage Gadi Mozes Says He Used to Count Tiles, Solve Math Problems to Pass Time in His Tiny Cell

Israeli hostage

The intense and harrowing ordeal of Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza continues to unfold, with new details emerging from the experiences of those who survived the prolonged captivity. Among the many hostages released recently, one story stands out – that of Gadi Mozes, an 80-year-old man who endured unimaginable hardships while being held … Read more