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Israeli army withdraws after two-day raid in East Jerusalem refugee camp The Israeli army withdrew from the Qalandiya refugee camp after a large-scale raid that left at least 51 Palestinians wounded. The operation began on Wednesday, when dozens of military vehicles stormed the camp before dawn, carrying boxes, equipment and maps. Soldiers deployed across several neighbourhoods as home raids and searches continued. Meanwhile, a number of homes and other buildings were seized and turned into d

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• Petitioners cite fear of Taliban persecution if sent back to Afghanistan • Peshawar High Court notes fears of detention and removal don’t constitute valid cause of action • Rules immigration, visa and residency matters fall within executive’s domain PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) has rejected petitions filed by a former general of the erstwhile Afghan National Army and a special agent of the former Afghan Presidential Protective Service (PPS), along with their families, seeking protec

• Naqvi says centre in Islamabad will combine detention, investigation and summary trial facilities under one roof • Initiative aims to speed up disposal of minor offence cases, reduce procedural delays ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to embark on a major transformation of its policing system, with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announcing a series of reforms inspired by successful international law enforcement models, including the establishment of a China-style Law Enforcement Investigation Centre

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• Seven bodies airlifted to Skardu; one other body spotted, but could not be recovered • Candlelight vigil held in Hunza to pay tribute to Sohail Sakhi, other members of ill-fated Broad Peak expedition GILGIT: The search for Pakistani mountaineer Sohail Sakhi and American climber Sarah Mallory Geis entered its eighth day on Thursday, with rescue teams continuing efforts to locate the two missing members of an international expedition hit by an avalanche on Broad Peak. The avalanche struck on Jul

• President has yet to approve summary for JCP-recommended hirings • Govt reviewing possibility of issuing notifications under Article 48(1) • Presidency sources warn bypassing procedure may lead to complications • IHC reserves verdict on maintainability of plea challenging delay in notifying appointments ISLAMABAD: The federal government is considering notifying the appointment and confirmation of high court judges despite President Asif Ali Zardari not having formally accorded assent to the re

According to Viktor Vodolatsky, "the Patriot system doesn’t work very well" against Russian weapons

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A man in central China has gone viral for a series of “second-hand brat recycling” videos that are splitting public opinion, with some praising them as vital educational tools and others warning that they cause childhood trauma. Yan Zhengjun, known by the nickname “Uncle A Jun,” hails from Henan province and has amassed 1.6 million followers on a popular platform. Since 2021, Yan has created hundreds of humorous videos centred around the theme of “recycling naughty kids.” In these videos, he...

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KARACHI: Saudi Arabia’s new national carrier, Riyadh Air, has announced an expansion of its routes to Pakistan, with daily flights connecting the two capitals set to commence on August 14. In a statement, the airline said that ticket sales had started for the Islamabad-Riyadh and Lahore-Riyadh routes, while the inaugural service to Lahore would be launched on August 18. A total of seven flights per week would operate between Riyadh and Islamabad, while the Lahore route would be served by three f

Germans have emerged as some of Europe’s most hawkish voters on China, more likely to consider Beijing as a rival or an adversary than in any other major EU country, a new survey has shown. Published amid a bout of soul-searching in Berlin over whether to back a tougher approach towards China on trade, the findings suggest that the country’s citizens might not be opposed to such a shift. A combined 49 per cent of German people polled considered China to be primarily a rival or an adversary, way.

Israeli forces arrest dozens of Palestinians near Jerusalem amid uptick in military and settler violence in West Bank.

Ukraine's foreign minister says Russia is seeking to recreate the global food security crisis caused by its 2022 blockade.

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Jets are heading east over northeastern Tehran, Iran, per @hey_itsmyturn.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan to sign joint defence deal on Friday Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are expected to sign a joint defence agreement in Jeddah on Friday, AFP reported citing sources close to the Saudi authorities. Regional powers are aiming to strengthen their security ties amid the US war on Iran. "It was under discussion for a long time but the latest developments in the region expedites it," one source said.

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Apty Alaudinov said that the Kiev regime buries the bodies of Ukrainian servicemen handed over by Russian forces without forensic examination and do not return these bodies to their families and loved ones

Senior Saudi cites intel showing Houthis and Iraqi militias under IRGC supervision could soon launch coordinated attack on Saudi civilian energy infrastructure and ports The post Houthis kill 58 troops in Yemen, wound 11 civilians in attack on Saudi Arabia appeared first on The Times of Israel.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have launched an investigation into the execution of a captured Ukrainian serviceman by Russian troops near the village of Myrne in the Volnovakha district of the Donetsk region on July 22.
The targeted street in Jaramana is somewhat narrow and includes shops and street vendors, Imad said, as people clamored around him.

Israel's Bennet calls Qatar a 'cancer' and an 'enemy' Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett blamed Qatar for the ICC cases against Israeli leaders, and said he expects Israel leaders to call Qatar “an enemy”. “They're killing us. They're killing our soldiers. Qatar is killing Israeli citizens,” Bennett said on Wednesday on an Israeli podcast. He accused Qatar of financing the former ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan, who sought arrest warrants against Israeli leaders. Former Israeli prime
Sudan's finance ministry projects 9% economic growth in 2026 as inflation slows, though economists warn low demand reflects weak purchasing power amid ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, emergency repairs are underway at the Merowe Dam to restore power across major states. https://t.co/OPP3ceBeMw #Sudan #SudanNews #Economy #Khartoum #MeroweDam

US President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that Dr. Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted, hours after Republican Senator Rand Paulo said that he would ask the Justice Department to do so.
On Wednesday, the White House refuted reports that Trump and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had argued about a lack of munitions in the wake of the war with Iran.
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The US, Iran, and Oman are close to a temporary deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump on Thursday told reporters that he believed the war with Iran would be over soon and said the armed forces were experiencing issues with supplies of some weapons.

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Iraqi Counter Terrorism Service forces have deployed to Baghdad’s Green Zone, with Iraqi Army armored vehicles and tanks also positioned near Baghdad International Airport amid fears of attacks by Iran backed militias. https://t.co/wAYI9TPh1q
Rheinmetall Slashes Revenue Forecast Due to Scrapped German Warship Deal German defense giant Rheinmetall has downgraded its full-year sales forecast by €300 million after Berlin abruptly canceled a massive frigate procurement program. READ MORE

US president says he is involved in talks and war will end 'pretty soon', claiming that Iran cannot 'go much longer'.

Iran will seek to bar US and Israeli ships from the Strait of Hormuz and require compensation from hostile countries before they’re allowed to sail through it, according to local media reports on a proposed Iran-Oman deal to manage the crucial waterway. The agreement has become key to expectations for a reopening of Hormuz and a resumption of energy flows that have been throttled since the US and Israel attacked Iran in February. “That’s clearly not going to go down well in Washington,” said...

Mykolaivka is the biggest obstacle between Russian troops and Sloviansk, one of two big free cities in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk Oblast.