“Waziristani refugees targetted in the airstrikes by Pakistan” Kabul: Around 46 people were killed in Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Barmal district of Paktika province on Wednesday while six people have been reportedly injured in the incident. Reports reaching said that around 46 people have been killed in the pakistan air strikes while six.
“29 people including two children survived in the crash, hospatalised” Aktau (Kazakhstan): The Ministry of Kazakhstan on Wednesday a passenger plane carrying over 62 pessengers and five vrew members have crashed near Aktau Airport in Kazakhstan. The Kazakhstan Ministry in a statement said that a total of 150 rescuers from the Kazakh Emergencies.
On Tuesday, a meeting was convened with the participation of heads of all three branches of government, ministers, and members of the Supreme Council, where discussions focused on reviewing and adjusting policies surrounding internet governance and restrictions.
Sarajevo: Heavy snowfall in Bosnia and Herzegovina has led to widespread power outages, affecting around 127,000 metering points across seven cantons, as reported by the national electric utility, Elektroprivreda BiH. Tuzla Canton in the northeast appears to be the hardest hit, with over 65,000 customers left without electricity due to faults on 70 power lines..
Washington: President-elect Donald Trump criticized outgoing President Joe Biden’s decision to commute the death sentences of 37 individuals on federal death row. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump expressed disbelief at Biden’s actions, stating, “Joe Biden just commuted the Death Sentence on 37 of the worst killers in our Country.” He described.
Dubai: The much awaited India vs Pakistan match for upcoming Champions trophy 2025 has been scheduled by International Cricket Council on Tuesday, India to play against his arch-rival Pakistan in Dubai on February 23. A schedule announced by ICC said that the eight-team tournament will feature 15 50-over matches and will be played across Pakistan.
Brazil: The authorities in Brazil on Tuesday have rescued around 163 laborers working in the condition of ‘slavery’ at a construction site of one of Electric vehicle company Build Your Dreams (BYD) in Camacari, Bahia. The officials said that the workers employed in the outsourced company Jinjiang Group, faced degrading living and working conditions, including.
