Doubts grow over the US rescue mission in Iran after F-15E downing near Isfahan. Questions surround forced landings, destroyed MC-130s and Little Birds, terrain issues, and hidden costs exceeding $300–500 million.

This article argues that the United Nations, especially the Security Council, often reflects the interests of powerful states due to veto power. While this creates bias and gridlock, it also helps maintain global stability, making the UN a blend of idealism and real-world power politics.

Pakistan suddenly hikes fuel prices by Rs 137.23 in petrol and Rs 184.49 in diesel to Rs 458.40 and Rs 520.35 respectively — first country to increase prices without any supply cut threats, thanks to extraordinary Iranian favors keeping supplies uninterrupted amid Iran war crisis.

Marco Rubio claims US success in Iran, but the new de facto Hormuz toll, nonexistent before the strikes, exposes face-saving rhetoric. Analysis shows how the campaign failed to degrade Iran’s capabilities yet exported new economic fears to Asian countries.

Read an in-depth analysis of Mishal Kanoo’s March 2026 interview with Megha Merani at AGBI. Discover why Dubai’s tourism, real estate, and wealth inflows prove its economic model remains strong despite regional conflict.

PTI is gearing up for its nationwide “Release Imran Khan Peace Movement” after Eid-ul-Fitr. KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi warns the peaceful campaign could ignite anytime amid growing anger over Imran Khan’s imprisonment and health. Latest updates from Islamabad and Peshawar.

Discover why a nuclear-free Middle East, starting with Israel's denuclearization, is seen as the essential step to end decades of regional insecurity and foster genuine cooperation amid the 2026 crisis. Explore perspectives on Israel's nuclear monopoly as the root threat to lasting peace.

Strait of Hormuz faces “conditional access,” impacting global oil markets, regional diplomacy, and energy security amid Middle East tensions.

By strengthening constitutional literacy and expanding opportunities for civic participation, Pakistan can promote accountable governance, protect fundamental rights, and foster a more informed and responsible citizenry.

Pakistan Strikes Afghanistan Hospital killing more than 400 patients: From Gaza to Kabul hospitals bombed, Kabul Omid rehab centre massacred...'precision strikes' repeatedly kill civilians in protected sites. Calls grow to ban the pretext globally; parallels to Minab schoolgirls & madrasa strikes. UN/ICRC urged to act.

Iran has broken the myth of unbeatable US military power in 2026. Despite strikes, Iran's nuclear program survives, Hormuz stays closed on its terms, retaliation continues, and regime change fails—showing true deterrence without begging for peace. Analysis inside.

This article examines the global significance of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as humanity’s most ambitious collective framework for achieving inclusive prosperity, environmental sustainability, and lasting peace by 2030. It traces the historical evolution of the SDGs, highlights their achievements and implementation challenges, and explains why goals such as Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (SDG 16) and Global Partnerships (SDG 17) are fundamental to the success of the entire agenda. The article further analyzes how ongoing armed conflicts, geopolitical rivalries, and institutional weaknesses have slowed global progress, while emphasizing the urgent need for stronger cooperation, accountable governance, and innovative policy solutions. Ultimately, it argues that despite mounting global crises, the SDGs remain a vital roadmap for transforming today’s challenges into opportunities for a more peaceful, equitable, and sustainable world.

Iran's Ali Larijani warns of false flag operation like 9/11 or Pulwama to frame Tehran and justify invasion amid US-Israel war. Urges global investigation before escalation – full details March 16, 2026

The essay explores the enduring global challenge of balancing national security with the protection of human rights in an increasingly complex and interconnected world. It examines how governments strengthen security frameworks to address threats such as terrorism, cyber warfare, and transnational crime, particularly following events like the September 11 attacks, which prompted widespread counter-terrorism legislation across many countries. At the same time, the essay highlights concerns raised by scholars and human rights advocates that expanded surveillance powers, emergency laws, and technological monitoring tools can threaten civil liberties, privacy, and democratic accountability if not carefully regulated. By drawing on international human rights principles and global examples, the discussion emphasizes the need for transparent legal frameworks, institutional oversight, and responsible use of technology. Ultimately, it argues that effective security and the protection of fundamental freedoms are not opposing goals but complementary pillars of stable, democratic societies.

Dubai’s Law No. 4 of 2026 mandates permits for shared housing and introduces fines up to AED 1 million to stop overcrowding and illegal bed spaces.

Can the Iran war really be short? Analysis explores Trump's "limited operation" claim, military realities, Hormuz risks, and global economic consequences.

US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain: Why Iran targets it, America's cautious strategy, Strait of Hormuz risks, and how Gulf tensions could shake the global economy.

In KwaZulu Country, the first Indian-origin Zulu is a poignant story of crowning glory of one man and how he climbed the crest of life with humility, integrity and compassion

Iran‑Israel tensions drive oil above $100, raising fears of global energy crisis, inflation, and political challenges for economies worldwide.

Malgari Doctors Bannu hosted a grand Iftar at Khalifa Gul Nawaz Hospital honoring doctors and healthcare workers, discussing health sector challenges.

Iran-US-Israel tensions rise: Iran’s long-term strategy, US military challenges, and Gulf risks may impact energy, finance, and global stability.

US-Israel strikes on Iran escalate tensions; Iran resists, regional instability grows, risking global political and economic upheaval.

Public relations in Saudi Arabia is shifting from media management to strategic “reputation architecture,” aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 and focusing on trust, AI use and institutional credibility.

Saudi Arabia’s Founding Day highlights how media, tourism, and innovation shape a global image rooted in heritage, ambition, and Vision 2030.

Budget 2026 NRI perks: Equity limits doubled to 10% (aggregate 24%), no TAN for property buys, 40g/20g gold duty-free, Passport Seva 2.0 streamlined for overseas Indians. Key updates for NRIs/OCIs

The story of Ishwar Ramlutchman is remarkable in a province where Zulus and Indians have long shaped the political, economic, cultural and social landscape

An in-depth analysis of how India’s localized Airbus H125 helicopter production, as reported by UNITED24 Media’s Katherina Popilnichenko, could reshape Indo-Russian defense relations and strengthen Indo-French strategic cooperation.

“There are around 100 different types of cancer,” says Dr. Asif Riaz Khan, Cancer Specialist at Life Care Hospital and Research Institute, Hayatabad, Peshawar.

According to medical experts, properly observed fasting balances metabolism, improves insulin sensitivity, and gives the body an opportunity to detox

Wherever the problem, injustice, or conflict occurs, the lives of the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa end up being caught in the middle