Sri Lanka Arrests Former Navy Chief Nishantha Ulugetenne in 2010 Abduction Case
Colombo — Sri Lankan authorities on Monday arrested former Navy Commander Admiral Nishantha Ulugetenne in connection with the abduction and disappearance of a 48-year-old man in 2010, officials confirmed. The arrest comes amid heightened scrutiny over military-linked human rights violations tied to the
Global Outrage as US Plans Destruction of $10 Million in Contraceptives Intended for Poor Nations
International Desk: A controversial decision by the US administration to destroy $9.7 million worth of contraceptives—originally intended for distribution in impoverished regions such as sub-Saharan Africa—has prompted fierce global condemnation from aid organizations, medical professionals, and political leaders. The contraceptives, including long-acting IUDs
Pakistan, Bangladesh Express Firm Solidarity with Palestinian People at UN Conference
New York: Pakistan and Bangladesh have jointly reiterated their unwavering support for the Palestinian people and their just struggle for self-determination, during a meeting held on the sidelines of the International Conference on the Two-State Solution at the United Nations headquarters in New
India’s “Operation Mahadev”: Plan to Use Pakistani Detainees in Fake Encounters Exposed
Islamabad (Monday):Credible security sources have uncovered a disturbing Indian military operation dubbed “Operation Mahadev”, allegedly designed to stage fake encounters using Pakistani detainees held in Indian prisons. This covert operation is reportedly aimed at reviving the political image of the ruling BJP and
Colombian president announces ban on coal exports to Israel
(Web Desk) Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced a ban on exporting coal to Israel, saying that ‘not even a single ton of coal will go to Israel.’ He said that Colombia will not be part of the ongoing genocide in Gaza, one
Malaysia: Protests against Prime Minister: Demand for resignation
Kuala Lumpur: Thousands of people marched in the Malaysian capital to protest Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, calling for his resignation. The demonstration was against rising prices, new taxes, changes to subsidies, and the failure to fulfill election promises.Police said about 18,000 protesters took
Tensions Flare as US, China Trade Barbs on Ukraine in UN Meeting
NEW YORK: US and Chinese delegates exchanged bitter words at a UN Security Council meeting on the Ukraine issue. US acting ambassador Dorothy Shea accused China and other countries of supplying Russia with goods that further strengthen its military-industrial complex. She demanded that
Congo: Separatist armed group attacks church, 21 killed
Kinshasa: Members of the separatist armed group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) attacked a Catholic church in the town of Komanda in eastern Congo, killing more than 21 people and burning down several houses and shops. According to a report by the US news
Israel announces 10-hour daily ceasefire in three Gaza areas
Gaza: Under international pressure, Israel has announced a 10-hour daily ceasefire in three areas of Gaza and claimed to have begun delivering aid by air and land. Egyptian media reported that aid supplies were being delivered to Gaza by Egypt and the United
Russia Launches Direct Flights to North Korea Amid Growing Military Ties
Moscow – July 27, 2025Russia has officially launched direct commercial flights to North Korea, marking another step in the growing alliance between the two countries as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine. The first Nordwind Airlines flight from Moscow to Pyongyang took
