Pakistan’s Aurat March calls for the recognition of gender based violence as national emergency
Women groups in Pakistan also called for a national holiday on March 8 so that more women can participate in the celebrations of International Women’s Day freely.
China responds to Trump’s tariff war with additional tariffs on imports from US
China rejects US allegations over fentanyl inflow calling it a pretext to wage a tariff and trade war with a “cold war mentality” in complete disregard to international norms.
Protests against new canals on Indus river continue in Pakistan
Environmentalists point out the danger of the Pakistan Green Initiative, which aims to irrigate thousands of acres of arid land.
Five years after Delhi riots, victims still denied rightful compensation
The biased work of law enforcement and government relief agencies has been established in several reports since the Delhi riots.
US targets Iran through unilateral sanctions on Chinese firms
Both China and Iran have termed US sanctions illegal and a violation of its commitments under international law, demanding accountability of the US government.
Trump and Musk’s false USAID claims backfire on BJP
The Narendra Modi-led government in India tried to use Trump’s lies to target the country’s main opposition, accusing it of using USAID to influence elections in the country.
Pakistan’s railway workers fight back against privatization plan
Railways, one of the largest public sectors in Pakistan with over 70,000 active workers and the most important source of transportation for millions, has long faced government neglect and mismanagement
Iran condemns Israeli violation of Lebanese air space during Nasrallah’s funeral, calls it terrorism
Iranians paid homage to former Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine, assassinated by Israel last year.