Historic Bladder Stone Removal: Doctors Set New Record

A team of doctors in Sri Lanka has successfully removed a massive 3.1kg bladder stone from a 55-year-old man, claiming a new record for the largest bladder stone ever documented and removed through surgery. The bladder stone removal procedure was carried out at a hospital in Trincomalee, in the east of the country, and has … Read more

Historic Demand for Slavery Reparations: Ghana Leads the Charge

The demand for slavery reparations has become a pressing issue in the global conversation about the transatlantic slave trade, with Ghana emerging as the leading voice in the call for formal apologies, debt relief, and financial compensation from nations and institutions that benefited from slavery. Ghana was the crime scene, and the country is now … Read more

Family Rescued After 16 Hours Adrift on Jet Ski off Thailand

A dramatic rescue operation unfolded off the coast of Thailand, where a family of three was rescued after spending over 16 hours floating on a jet ski in the open sea. The jet ski rescue effort, which was initiated after the family's jet ski capsized, ultimately led to their safe recovery. The incident highlights the … Read more

Pakistan Emerges as a Rising ‘Hinge Power’ on the Global Stage

Prominent British publication The Financial Times has highlighted in a detailed analysis that Pakistan is rapidly emerging as an effective and pivotal "hinge power" in the evolving global order. Pakistan is turning its simultaneous diplomatic engagements with the United States, China, the Gulf states, and Iran into a major strategic asset. Key Highlights & Diplomatic … Read more

Maersk Hikes Earnings Guidance Despite Hormuz Blockade

Danish shipping conglomerate Maersk — long seen as a barometer of world trade — has raised its 2026 earnings guidance for the second time this year, even as global shipping routes remain disrupted by the ongoing blockade at the Strait of Hormuz.Maersk shares jumped 7% on the news, after the company reported preliminary second-quarter earnings … Read more

World Just Logged Its Second-Warmest July Ever, UN Warns

The planet has just experienced its second-warmest July on record, the World Meteorological Organization confirmed this week, as extreme heat, drought and wildfires continue to batter multiple regions simultaneously.According to the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service, average global surface temperatures last month were 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels, while sea-surface temperatures hit their highest point ever … Read more

Turkey Races to Ready Antalya as COP31 Climate Summit Nears

With just under three months to go, Turkey is stepping up preparations to host COP31, the United Nations' flagship climate summit, in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya from November 9 to 20.Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum, who holds the COP31 presidency, has already conducted 36 international engagements in the run-up to the summit, including … Read more

OpenAI Sells “Hacking” AI to Security Firms — Days After Pausing a More Powerful One

Putin Warns Europe: “We Will Seize Your Ships Too”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a sharp warning to the European Union, threatening to seize European commercial vessels if the bloc goes ahead with plans to confiscate and sell off cargo from Russia's so-called "shadow fleet."Speaking aboard the missile cruiser Varyag during Pacific Fleet drills off Sakhalin Island, Putin called Europe's actions "piracy and … Read more

Muhammad Abbas Khan’s Book “Nashat-e-Sania and Vision of the Future” Presented to Choudhry Amanat Ali

Muhammad Abbas Khan’s Book The newly published and widely appreciated book “Nashat-e-Sania and Vision of the Future” written by renowned businessman, senior journalist, and author Muhammad Abbas Khan, who is based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, has been presented to the Founder and Chief Editor of “Watan News International”, Choudhry Amanat Ali, in Gujrat. The valuable book … Read more

King Frederik X Congratulates Choudhry Amanat Ali on 60th Wedding Anniversary