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Netanyahu Thanks PM Modi After Talks on West Asia, India-Israel Strategic Partnership

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday following a phone conversation in which the two leaders reviewed the India-Israel strategic partnership and exchanged views on the evolving situation in West Asia, as the regional conflict continues into its sixth month. Sharing PM Modi’s post on X, Netanyahu wrote in Hebrew, […]

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‘Could Die at Any Moment’: Israeli Media Claims Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei Is in ‘Critical Condition’

Speculation over the health of Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has intensified after Israeli media claimed he is in critical condition and could die imminently, though the claims remain unconfirmed by Iranian authorities. Israeli outlet Channel 14, citing sources inside Iran, described Khamenei’s condition as “extremely critical,” reporting that the world “could hear his death

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Female Police Officer ‘Seriously Bitten’ as Anti-Migrant Protesters Target Suspected Asylum Seeker Home in Norfolk

Violence broke out for a second consecutive night in the Norfolk market town of Thetford on Wednesday, after anti-immigration protesters allegedly tried to force their way into a residential property believed to be housing asylum seekers, leaving three police officers injured and prompting further arrests. Norfolk Police said officers responded at around 9:30pm to reports

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PM Modi, Netanyahu Discuss West Asia Situation in Phone Call, Review Strategic Partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday evening received a telephone call from his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, during which the two leaders reviewed progress in the India-Israel Special Strategic Partnership and exchanged views on the evolving situation in West Asia. Confirming the conversation, PM Modi posted on X that he had reviewed progress on various

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Pakistan’s new foreign‑media rules spark censorship concerns amid intensifying PoK unrest

Pakistan has introduced sweeping new restrictions on foreign journalists, prompting sharp criticism from activists and media‑freedom groups who say the move is aimed at silencing coverage of ongoing protests in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir (PoK). The new regulations, announced by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MOIB), come just days after Islamabad reportedly blocked Al Jazeera’s broadcast

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