Category: News

Experience the Depths of Emotion at Nazia Ejaz’s Latest Exhibition Nazia Ejaz has once again captivated the art world with her newest solo exhibition, ‘Emotional Terrains’. This latest collection does more than just echo her previous works—it pushes boundaries, offering a profound exploration of emotional landscapes through her signature style. Each piece in the exhibition […]

Romaisa Khan Stands Up for Artists’ Rights Romaisa Khan, a renowned actor and influencer, recently voiced her frustration over the chronic issue of delayed payments in the entertainment industry. She boldly stated, “You shouldn’t have to beg for your own money.” Her statement has resonated with many in the industry who face similar challenges, highlighting […]

Syrian Leader Farouq al-Sharaa Lands in US for High-Stakes Talks Syria’s Vice President Farouq al-Sharaa has just touched down in the United States for an official diplomatic visit. The timing couldn’t be more dramatic. Back home, Syria has launched a sweeping military operation targeting ISIL cells across the country. The world is watching closely as […]

MMDA Halts Number Coding Scheme for November 10 Heads up, Metro Manila drivers! The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced the suspension of the number coding scheme on November 10. This decision comes as the city braces for the heavy rainfall expected from ‘Uwan.’ The advisory, released on Sunday afternoon, gives everyone a break from […]

The Royal Rift: Brothers Divided Prince William and Prince Harry have been at odds for months, barely exchanging words, let alone brotherly hugs. But according to a royal expert, there might be only one person who can end this cold war: Kate Middleton. As the world watches the royal family, the tension between the brothers […]

China has officially ended its ban on key tech metals like gallium, germanium, and antimony after a high-profile summit between President Xi Jinping and former US President Donald Trump in Korea. This move marks a significant shift in the global tech landscape, especially for industries relying heavily on these metals for semiconductors, chips, and electronics […]

US Updates Terrorist List: Syrian President and Minister Removed In a surprising move, the United States has officially removed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and one of his ministers from its terrorist list. This decision marks a significant shift in Washington’s stance towards Syria, a country long isolated on the international stage. The update comes as […]

China has put a hold on its export restrictions for crucial ‘dual-use’ materials like gallium, germanium, and antimony, metals that play a major role in cutting-edge technologies such as semiconductors, solar panels, and electric vehicles. The Chinese commerce ministry announced that US companies can now import these vital resources, signaling a possible thaw in the […]

Escalating Violence in Gaza: New Tragedy Unfolds Israeli forces have killed three more Palestinians, including a child, in Gaza. According to the Gaza health ministry, the death toll after the ceasefire deal has now reached 240. This tragic event has once again highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region. Ceasefire? Not Quite Despite talks […]

Special Voting Kicks Off in Iraq Iraq has officially started special voting for military personnel and displaced citizens. This important move gives these groups a chance to exercise their constitutional rights before the upcoming parliamentary elections. The government set up this process to ensure that soldiers and those forced to leave their homes can still […]