Pakistan and India Swap Diplomatic Expulsions Amid Espionage Claims
Pakistan and India expel each other’s diplomats over alleged espionage, escalating bilateral tensions. 🇮🇳🇵🇰 #GlobalAffairs
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🎬 No Script Can Rewrite Xizang’s Story: China Slams Divergent Films Ahead of Cannes
As films push ‘Xizang independence’ narratives at Cannes, experts highlight historical truths and foreign funding shaping the controversial debate.
Trump’s Gulf Tour Signals Shift in U.S. Middle East Strategy 💼🌍
Trump’s Gulf tour highlights a strategic U.S. pivot toward economic partnerships and soft power in the Middle East. Get the scoop on investments, diplomacy, and shifting alliances. 💡🌍
China Releases National Security White Paper 🌍📜
China unveils white paper outlining its national security strategy, emphasizing innovation and global collaboration in a rapidly changing world.
India-Pakistan Ceasefire in Jeopardy Hours After Deal 🌏✋💥
Tensions flare as India-Pakistan ceasefire faces immediate challenges. China offers mediation. What’s next for regional stability? 🕊️💣
India and Pakistan Agree to Ceasefire: What You Need to Know 🌍✌️
Pakistan and India announce immediate ceasefire after days of military clashes. Diplomatic efforts pave the way for de-escalation. 🌍✌️
Iran FM & UN Chief Discuss US Talks Amid Regional Tensions 🌍📞
Iran’s Foreign Minister discussed US negotiations & regional updates with UN Secretary-General Guterres as Oman prepares for new talks. 🌐📱
Trump’s Foreign Policy Hits Early Roadblocks 🚧
Breaking down Trump’s stalled foreign policy agenda in his first 100 days – from Asia-Pacific tensions to global trade challenges.
Hussein al-Sheikh Named Palestinian Vice President in Key Move 🌍
Hussein al-Sheikh appointed as Palestinian vice president in a move highlighting leadership shifts and regional diplomacy. 🌐✍️ #BreakingNews
PLO Creates Historic Vice President Role in Major Reform Move 🌍✊
The PLO establishes a vice president position for the first time, signaling reforms amidst calls for governance shifts in Gaza. 170 members voted, with one opposition.