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April 15, 2025

Trump envoy relied on Kremlin interpreter in meetings with Putin to end war in Ukraine
MOSCOW — President Donald Trump’s special envoy broke with long-standing protocol by not employing his own interpreter during three high-level meetings with Russia’s Vladimir Putin, opting instead to rely on translators from the Kremlin, a U.S. official and two Western officials with knowledge of the talks told NBC News. Steve Witkoff, who has been tasked with…
LGBTQ Catholics hope Pope Leo XIV continues Francis’ legacy of acceptance
In the eyes of many LGBTQ Catholics, the late Pope Francis created a “seismic shift” toward acceptance. Now, as the world welcomes the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, these lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer faithful say they hope he will continue to move in the same direction. Marianne Duddy-Burke, executive director of the LGBTQ…
NCERT team issues advisory against spread of misinformation
NCERT team issues advisory against spread of misinformation ISLAMABAD: National Cyber Emergency Response Team (NCERT) has issued an official advisory warning against the spread of misinformation and disinformation by hostile elements. The advisory urged media professionals, social media users, and government institutions to exercise caution, stating that anti-state elements are using misinformation as a psychological…
Pakistan dedicates Fateh strike on India to martyred children
Pakistan dedicates Fateh strike on India to martyred children RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army has dedicated the launch of its Al-Fateh ballistic missile, used during Operation “Bunyan-al-Marsoos” (Iron Wall), to honour sacrifices of innocent Pakistani children martyred in an Indian strike. Officials said that Pakistan will never forget the sacrifices of these young martyrs, emphasising the…
Entertainment-focused sake breweries pop up in Niigata, Japan
NIIGATA, Japan — A growing number of sake breweries in Japan’s Niigata prefecture, north of Tokyo, are turning themselves into tourist spots by installing cafes and shops on site. Kikusui Sake, a major brewer based in Shibata in the prefecture, is the latest to appeal directly to customers in this way. On April 29, it opened…
Traders at Cattle Market ready to defend mother land
Livestock traders ready to defend mother land KARACHI: The arrival of sacrificial animals from various cities across the country has intensified at Northern Bypass Cattle Market. Traders, infused with a strong sense of patriotism, declared their readiness to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Pakistan Army in defence of the homeland. Traders passionately stated, “Whether…
Mitsubishi Heavy vows to retake GE’s No. 1 turbine maker title
TOKYO — Shares of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries hit an all time high and eclipsed the 10-trillion-yen ($69 billion) mark on Friday, riding on surging demand for gas turbines. The demand has been so strong that the Japanese company could not keep up and had to turn down some requests, said CEO Eisaku Ito. As a…
Superfast ferry services edge into Japan
Superfast ferry services edge into Japan
US top diplomat Rubio speaks with COAS Gen Asim Munir
US top diplomat Rubio speaks with COAS Gen Asim Munir WASHINGTON: US Secret of State Marco Rubio spoke with Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, and urged both India and Pakistan to find ways to de-escalate. State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce said, Rubio also offered US assistance in starting “constructive” talks between the two South…