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Modi’s narrow domestic focus is killing Indians’ economic freedom

April 15, 2025

India’s crackdown on Muslim charitable trusts sparks fears for religious freedom: ‘It’s about control’

April 5, 2025

“Never wished of becoming a hero, always wanted to be an artist,” says ‘Sky Force’ actor Veer Pahariya

January 16, 2025

Hillary Clinton, George Soros to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

Hill Clinton, rge Soros to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

January 5, 2025

“Congress is anti-reservation, wants to give reservations to Muslims by increasing quota limit beyond 50 pc”: Amit Shah

December 18, 2024

Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement condemns Pakistan's military intelligence, ISI for forced disappearances of Sindhi activists

Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement condemns Pakistan’s milit intelligence, ISI for forced disappearances of Sindhi activists

October 26, 2024

USCIRF designates India as a country of particular concern, lauds Pakistan for religious freedom

October 18, 2024

‘I chose freedom over justice’, Julian Assange says in first public appearance since release

October 1, 2024

Naran reopens for tourists after 5 months
Naran reopens for tourists after 5 months After a long winter break of five months, the scenic valley of Naran has finally reopened for tourists, marking the official start of the tourist season in the region. The scenic valley of Naran has come back to life as hotels and restaurants officially reopened, marked by a…
US will not pursue currency target in Japan trade talks, Bessent says
WASHINGTON — The U.S. has “no currency targets” in mind for negotiations with Japan over sweeping new tariffs, U.S. Treasury Secret Scott Bessent said Wednesday, signaling discussions will focus on the countries’ trade imbalance. “We are looking at multiple factors: tariffs, nontariff trade barriers, currency manipulation and government subsidies,” he told Nikkei and other news outlets.
Victim’s loved ones denied chance to confront Highand Park mass shooter
WAUKEGAN, Ill. — Witnesses of the 2022 mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in a Chicago suburb emotionally relived the massacre at the gunman’s sentencing hearing on Wednesday — even though Robert “Bobby” E. Crimo III did not show his face in court. Crimo, 24, pleaded guilty last month to 69 counts, including…
Karachi robbery death toll rises to 31 in 2025
Karachi robbery death toll rises to 31 in 2025 In Karachi, at least 31 people have been killed so far in 2025 while trying to resist robberies. The latest victim was a man named Irfan from the Korangi area. He was shot in the leg during a robbery attempt in Zaman Town on Tuesday night.…
US will not pursue currency target in Japan trade talks: Bessent
WASHINGTON — The U.S. does not aim to set specific currency targets in negotiations with Japan over sweeping new tariffs, U.S. Treasury Secret Scott Bessent said Wednesday, signaling discussions will focus on the countries’ trade imbalance. “We are looking at multiple factors: tariffs, nontariff trade barriers, currency manipulation and government subsidies,” he told Nikkei and other news…
Trump walks back on Powell firing comments; Vance says U.S. may drop Ukraine-Russia peace talks
The top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee said the Trump administration’s public support of Defense Secret Pete Hegseth amid the developing Signal group chat controversy comes at “great risk” to the country’s national security. “It’s becoming clear that Secret Hegseth simply doesn’t have the management experience to run this department,” Rep. Adam Smith,…
Kareena Kapoor’s trainer reveals she never aimed to lose weight
Bollywood icon Kareena Kapoor prioritizes balance, self-awareness, and yoga over appearance. Her trainer, Anshuka Parwani, has been training her for over a decade. Kareena has never set weight loss as a goal. Kareena Kapoor has continued to embody health and beauty, not because she feels pressured to look a certain way, but because she prioritizes…
Bomb or bandwagon? US foreign policy scholars debate Japan’s future
WASHINGTON — Foreign policy heavyweights were divided Tuesday at a panel discussion at rgetown University on how U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies will impact American allies like Japan over the long term. “I think what you’re likely to see is an independent, nuclear-armed Japan — and multiply that times 15 or 20 other countries around…