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Pakistan's water sector faces a Rs 790 billion funding deficit for FY2024-25, with proposed allocations far below requirements, threatening key dam and hydropower projects.
Pakistan's strategy to use ISKP against BLA and TTP backfires as ISPP expands, exploiting intelligence gaps and becoming a major security threat in KP and Balochistan.
St. Petersburg faces massive Ukrainian drone attack; 86 UAVs shot down. Putin rejects Zelensky's meeting proposal, citing no reason for talks.
Brazil's Pix instant payment system grows alongside credit cards, boosting financial inclusion. Active cards rose 48% since 2020, with 477 million by 2025.
High temperatures expected across several FIFA World Cup 2026 venues, with heat index exceeding 49.5°C in Monterrey, Dallas, and Houston, posing serious risks.
Trump reveals he rejected a risky military plan to seize Iran's enriched uranium, citing excessive risk. Diplomatic talks with Tehran continue amid deep divisions.
UN pays tribute to 4,500 fallen peacekeepers, awards medals for courage and gender advocacy. Secretary-General Guterres praises their service.
Historian Seiya Matsuno uncovers records detailing Japan's WWII poison gas bomb production, workplace accidents, and wartime mobilization in Kitakyushu.
Anthony Head, known for roles in 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' and 'Ted Lasso,' dies at 72 from pneumonia complications. He was 72.
UN warns renewed attacks in eastern DR Congo kill civilians, isolate communities, and hinder Ebola response in North and South Kivu provinces.
Senator Elizabeth Warren invites Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to testify on AI, US export controls, and the company’s business interests in China.
Trump expresses optimism on Iran talks despite Tehran's "deadlock" claim, calls conflict "practice," and warns of two possible endings.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung says paying full respects to those killed in service is a social duty, at Memorial Day ceremony in Seoul.
DR Congo reports 452 confirmed Ebola cases, 82 deaths, and rapid community transmission. Contact tracing gaps and funding shortages hinder response.
Cuba rejects Marco Rubio's claim that the US does not block oil shipments, citing Trump-era executive order imposing tariffs on countries supplying oil to Cuba.
President Trump celebrates 172,000 May jobs, calls it strongest report of his administration, and criticizes Federal Reserve over interest rate policy.
President Trump says Iran’s nuclear program is nearly finished, predicting lower fertilizer and energy costs for US farmers.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi urges military restraint and ceasefire adherence near Zaporizhzhia NPP after Russian personnel injured.
Taiwan's MND detected 22 PLA aircraft, 8 naval vessels, and 2 official ships near its territory, with 2 crossing the median line.
President Trump says the Iran situation is "going quite well" and hails stronger-than-expected US employment figures, linking the jobs report to broader economic momentum.
