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New Delhi | December 11, 2025A recently revealed top-secret Pentagon assessment paints a troubling picture of how a future conflict between China and the United States over Taiwan might unfold. The document, known as the “Overmatch Brief,” warns that China has built the capability to destroy major US military assets—including fighter jets, large naval ships and key satellites—using weapons that are far cheaper and highly advanced. The findings, first reported by The New York Times, have raised questions about America’s readiness if a crisis erupts in the Pacific.The brief was prepared by the Pentagon’s Office of Net Assessment, a division known for long-term, big-picture evaluations of US military strength. According to officials familiar with...
Tokyo, Dec. 09, 2025Japan faced a tense and frightening start to the week after a strong 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck northern parts of the country late on Monday, prompting tsunami warnings, widespread evacuations, and a rare alert for a possible “megaquake.” The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) issued the advisory only hours after the major tremor, urging people in the affected regions to stay cautious for at least a week. By early Tuesday, all tsunami warnings were lifted, but the fear of aftershocks remained high.The earthquake hit near the Aomori coast, shaking homes, shops, and public spaces across northern Honshu. Around 30 people were reported injured, and nearly 90,000 residents were asked to leave their homes as a precaution. Roads cracked...
Washington, Dec. 09, 2025US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is considering new tariffs on rice imported from India, after being told that foreign rice shipments were putting pressure on American farmers. The comments came during a meeting at the White House, where the president announced a fresh $12 billion support package aimed at helping farmers dealing with rising costs and unstable market conditions.During the meeting, Trump was informed by Meryl Kennedy — founder and CEO of Kennedy Rice Mills and 4 Sisters Rice — that the price of rice in the US had been falling because of an increase in cheaper imports. She, along with others present, pointed out that several countries were shipping large quantities of rice into the American market....
New Delhi | December 09, 2025Pakistan is once again debating the idea of dividing its provinces, decades after the country last experienced a major territorial split in 1971. This time, the division being discussed is administrative, not geographic, but it has stirred strong political reactions and renewed concerns among experts. The debate resurfaced after Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan declared that creating smaller provinces is now “inevitable” and necessary for better governance.Khan said the government believes smaller provinces would help deliver services more efficiently, adding that new administrative boundaries could restore order in regions where tensions are rising. His comments come at a time when the federal government,...
New Delhi | December 06, 2025A young Pakistani woman from Karachi has made a heartfelt appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying she has been abandoned by her husband in Pakistan while he prepares for a new marriage in Delhi. Her plea has stirred strong reactions across social groups and legal networks in both India and Pakistan.The woman, Nikita Nagdev, said she married Vikram Nagdev, a Pakistani-origin man living in Indore on a long-term visa, on January 26, 2020, in Karachi according to Hindu customs. She said that Vikram brought her to India a month later, on February 26, and she believed they were starting a new life together. But what followed, she claims, was nothing like what she had imagined.According to Nikita, her husband...
Khost, Afghanistan - Dec 3, 2025A massive crowd in the eastern Afghan city of Khost witnessed a grim spectacle this week as Taliban authorities carried out a public execution inside a sports stadium. Officials said around 80,000 people gathered after the country’s Supreme Court confirmed the death sentence of a man named Mangal, who was convicted of killing 13 members of a single family. The ruling had passed through all three Afghan courts and was finally approved by the Taliban’s supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhunzada.According to the court’s statement, Mangal was found guilty of murdering Abdul Rahman and twelve others, including women and children. Before delivering the final order, judges offered the victims’ relatives the option of forgiveness...
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