Russia Accuses EU of Attempting to Sabotage Upcoming Putin-Trump Summit in Budapest

Russia has accused the European Union of taking deliberate steps to sabotage an upcoming summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump, set to be held in Budapest, Hungary.

Pakistan and Afghanistan Reach Immediate Ceasefire Agreement in Qatar Talks

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to an "immediate ceasefire" following talks held in Doha, Qatar, the Qatari foreign ministry announced early Sunday. The agreement comes after deadly Pakistani airstrikes killed at least 10 civilians in Afghanistan, breaking a previous 48-hour truce.

A New Iran–Israel War May Be Inevitable, Say Analysts

With domestic instability and regional escalation mounting, Iran and Israel appear on the brink of a new confrontation — analysts say full‑scale war is only a matter of time.

Pakistan Launches Fresh Airstrikes, Afghanistan Responds with Counterattack

Just hours after reaching a ceasefire agreement to de-escalate recent tensions, Pakistan launched fresh airstrikes in Afghanistan. According to Afghan news agency Khaama Press, the strikes took place late Friday night (October 17) in multiple areas of Paktika Province, killing at least six people and injuring seven others.

U.S. Shutdown Increases Uncertainty in Global Economy

The ongoing shutdown in the United States has created risks not only for the country itself but also for the global economy. Due to the shutdown, the publication of key U.S. economic indicators has been halted. Major economies such as Japan, the United Kingdom, and others rely on this data. As a result, these countries are facing difficulties in formulating economic policies.

In Response to China, the US Plans Alliance With 'Friendly' Nations

The US plans to form an alliance with friendly nations, including India and European countries, in response to China's rare mineral export restrictions. China's monopoly in this sector is being challenged by a coordinated global effort.

Deadly Border Clashes Erupt Again Between Afghanistan and Pakistan

At least 15 civilians have been killed and dozens more injured in renewed border clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, Afghan officials told AFP on Wednesday.

Three Win Nobel Prize in Economics This Year

This year, three individuals have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics. They are — Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced their names today, Monday, at around 3:45 PM.

Afghanistan Says 58 Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Border Clashes; Crossings Shut Down

Pakistan shut down several major border crossings with Afghanistan on Sunday, according to Pakistani officials, after overnight clashes between the two countries’ forces. Kabul claimed it had killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in the exchange.

Clashes at Pak Police Training Centre Leave 7 Officers, 6 Separatist Fighters Dead

A total of six separatist fighters were killed and seven police personnel lost their lives during an armed assault on the Ratta Kulachi Police Training School in Dera Ismail Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The incident began with a suicide bombing at the facility, followed by an intense five-hour exchange of fire between the separatists and security forces.