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Representative Image (Photo/Reuters) — Pakistan: Gas shortage triggers protests in Quetta amid severe cold

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio (Photo/Reuters)

US Secretary of State Rubio says, he will meet Danish officials next week to discuss Greenland

Jan 11, 2026

Visuals from the celebration (Photos/ANI)

Nepal calls for national unity while marking 304th National Unification Day since the Gen-Z revolution

Jan 11, 2026

A woman holds a candle as people gather during a vigil (Photo/Reuters)

Cities across US witness massive rallies against ICE killing in Minnesota

Jan 11, 2026

Supporters of the UAE-backed separatist Southern Transitional Council wave flags during a gathering in Aden, Yemen. (Photo/Reuters)

Yemen Govt claims recapture of Hadramout, al-Mahra from STC as rallies held in Aden

Jan 11, 2026

Military police personnel walk after an agreement between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) collapsed. (Photo/Reuters)

Ceasefire deal sees SDF fighters exit Aleppo after deadly clashes

Jan 11, 2026

Family members of detainees shelter from the rain outside the El Rodeo jail, after National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez announced release of prisoners (Photo/Reuters)

"Hope they never forget": Trump as Venezuela starts releasing political prisoners

Jan 11, 2026

Iran's former Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi (Photo: X@PahlaviReza)

Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi tells Iranian protestors, "Do not abandon streets"

Jan 11, 2026

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Trade between Pakistan, Afghanistan drops by 40pc amid border tensions

Jan 11, 2026

Official data showed that in 2024, the total trade volume between the two countries reached USD 2.461 billion. However, in 2025, it fell to USD 1.766 billion, marking a significant decline of USD 695 million.

US President Donald Trump (File Photo/ANI)

As protests rage, NYT report says 'Trump briefed on military options of targeting Iran'

Jan 11, 2026

While no final decision has been taken, officials said the President is seriously considering authorising limited military action as pressure mounts over the Iranian regime's use of force against demonstrators. The protests, driven largely by economic grievances and political repression, have entered a critical phase, with reports of widespread arrests and use of live ammunition against civilians.

Screengrab of protest video posted by journalist Masih Alinejad (Photo/Courtesy @AlinejadMasih)

Mega protests across Iran, activists call it a 'revolution'; regime blames US for fermenting trouble

Jan 11, 2026

The ruling establishment has adopted a hardline approach, increasingly portraying demonstrators as "terrorists" rather than protesters. Security agencies are now treating the situation as a military challenge instead of a law-and-order issue, reflecting the regime's growing concern over the scale and persistence of the movement.