Austria’s Coalition Talks: Economic Cluster Faces Stalemate

In Austria’s coalition negotiations, the economic cluster has emerged as both the most critical and contentious area, with its resolution seen as vital to shaping the country’s future as a competitive economic hub. Discussions in this cluster—focused on tax policy, economic competitiveness, energy, and tourism—have highlighted sharp ideological divides, particularly over taxation. Key figures leading […]

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Pakistan warns foreign nationals against involvement in political protests

The Pakistani Foreign Office has clarified that foreign nationals are prohibited from participating in political gatherings in Pakistan, emphasizing that such actions are illegal. Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch made the statement during a media briefing, stressing that the Pakistani government has no ongoing negotiations with the banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). She further noted […]

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Massive Protests Erupt in Georgia After EU Accession Freeze

Thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Tbilisi on Friday night, protesting the Georgian government’s decision to suspend European Union accession talks until 2028. Chanting “traitors” and holding pictures of journalists allegedly beaten by police during earlier protests, the crowds voiced their anger over what they see as a betrayal of Georgia’s pro-EU aspirations The […]

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Ireland Heads to Early Parliamentary Elections Amid Tight Race and Calls for Change

Ireland is gearing up for a pivotal general election on Friday, with the political landscape in a fierce three-way contest. The center-right ruling coalition, led by Fine Gael under Taoiseach Simon Harris, faces a surging challenge from Sinn Fein, a left-leaning party with a transformative agenda, and Fianna Fail, the centrist opposition emphasizing experience and […]

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Kashmir’s Statehood Struggle: Karra Claims Centre’s Reluctance to Restore J&K’s Full Status

Powerful elements at centre unwilling to restore full statehood to J&K, claims JKPCC president Karra Rajouri/Jammu: J&K Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) president Tariq Hameed Karra said in a statement that the central government is not willing to restore full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. He said the Congress will not accept any amendment and will […]

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Kashmir: Grievances of the People in Azad Jammu & Kashmir; Lack of Rights and Opportunities

Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK), a region known for its breathtaking natural beauty, is currently facing significant social and economic challenges. The citizens of AJK have expressed growing frustration over the lack of fundamental human rights, job opportunities, and the absence of legal and constitutional freedoms. These issues have sparked protests across the region, led […]

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Austria Faces Dilemma Over ICC Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu

VIENNA: The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stirred diplomatic debate in Austria, a Rome Statute signatory obligated to enforce ICC mandates. While Austria confirms its legal responsibility, enforcement is complicated by Netanyahu’s status and Israel’s non-recognition of the ICC. Austrian officials consider the scenario of Netanyahu’s visit unlikely […]

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EU Nations Divided Over Obligation to Arrest Netanyahu Following ICC Warrants

The European Union has affirmed its commitment to enforcing international justice, stating that all member states are obligated to execute arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This includes the recent warrants targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense minister, issued amid allegations of war crimes during the ongoing offensive […]

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China suspends top military official amid anti-corruption investigation

China said on Thursday a top-ranking military official had been suspended and was under investigation for “serious violations of discipline,” and denied reports Defence Minister Dong Jun was being investigated for corruption. The suspended officer, Admiral Miao Hua, served on the ruling Central Military Commission, China’s highest-level military command body, and was stationed in the […]

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