Disasters
Deadly Factory Fire in China’s Shoe Capital Claims 28 Lives
A fire at a shoe factory in China's 'shoe capital' has killed 28 people, prompting a national investigation.
Author: Tahir Rihat
Tahir Rihat (also known as Tahir Bilal) is an independent journalist, activist, and digital media professional from the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir, India. He is best known for his work as the Online Editor at The Chenab Times.
News
Russian Exile Jailed 7 Years in Poland for Spying on Kremlin Critics
Russian exile Igor Rogov sentenced to 7 years in Poland for spying on Kremlin opponents abroad, confessing to charges.
News
Ukraine’s Patriot Ambitions: Allies’ Production Licenses Offer Cautionary Path
Ukraine's ambition to produce Patriot missiles faces hurdles, with allies Germany and Japan's experiences serving as a cautionary tale.
Business
US, Iran Exchange Blows Again as Military Strikes Escalate
US military strikes dozens of Iranian targets for second night; Iran fires missiles, drones at US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain.
Culture
India’s Film Censors Block Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Satluj’ Over Brutality Depiction
India's film censors have demanded 127 cuts to Diljit Dosanjh's 'Satluj,' a film depicting police brutality in Punjab, sparking concerns over entrenched censorship.
News
Army Chief Assesses Kashmir Security, Operational Readiness
Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth reviewed Kashmir's security, operational readiness, and counter-terrorism efforts, including Amarnath Yatra arrangements.
Legal
Baramulla Raids Uncover Digital Devices in UAPA Case Investigation
Raids in Baramulla under UAPA case yield four mobile phones and a laptop for forensic examination.
Conflict
Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Actions May Backfire, Analysts Warn
Analysts warn Iran's tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz risk a severe international response and could backfire.
Legal
Le Pen Kicks Off Presidential Bid Amidst Mixed Reactions
Marine Le Pen launched her presidential campaign after a court cleared her to run, drawing mixed reactions at a rural rally.
Legal
Anantnag Police Use Facial Recognition to Apprehend Three Over-Ground Workers
Anantnag police used facial recognition technology to identify and arrest three individuals suspected of being over-ground workers for militant groups.