A United States trade court on Wednesday blocked President Donald Trump’s across-the-board tariff orders, ruling that the administration had exceeded its legal authority by imposing sweeping import duties without congressional approval. In a decision poised to significantly reshape the future of US trade policy, a three-judge panel of the Court of International Trade ruled that Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to justify his blanket tariff regime was “impermissible” under federal law. The court issued a permanent injunction against the tariffs, declaring that the US Constitution grants exclusive authority to Congress to regulate commerce with foreign…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Hamas leader Mohammad Sinwar was martyred in an Israeli airstrike. According to international media reports, Netanyahu informed the Israeli parliament (the Knesset) that Sinwar was targeted in an Israeli attack on a hospital in southern Gaza earlier this month. On May 21, he had indicated that Sinwar had likely been killed. Netanyahu stated: “We have eliminated Mohammed Deif, Ismail Haniyeh, Yahya Sinwar, and Mohammed Sinwar.” The Israeli prime minister added that Israel is now taking control of aid distribution in Gaza. It is worth noting that Mohammad Sinwar was appointed Hamas’s Gaza…
The United States has announced it will begin enforcing visa bans on foreign officials involved in censoring Americans on social media. This move signals Washington’s escalated stance against international actions it perceives as undermining free speech. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who made the announcement, underscored that foreign authorities restricting online expression protected under US law will face consequences. He warned that issuing arrest warrants over posts made in the US or pressuring American tech companies to enforce global content rules affecting US users is “unacceptable.” While Rubio did not name specific countries or individuals, this new policy marks a…
A widely circulated claim on social media about a Hajj flight from Mauritania crashing and resulting in the deaths of 210 pilgrims has been proven false by official sources and a detailed fact-check. The viral news alleged that a plane carrying Hajj pilgrims from the West African nation of Mauritania to Saudi Arabia had met with a tragic accident, claiming the lives of everyone on board. The post was accompanied by shocking images—one depicting a plane crashing into the sea, and another showing a burning aircraft on the ground. However, upon verification, authorities in Mauritania have strongly denied the report.…
The United States has delivered a firm message to India, urging it to refrain from any form of aggression and to uphold regional peace and stability, amidst heightened tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad. This statement followed a meeting in Washington between Indian Foreign Secretary Shri Vikram Misri and US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau. According to US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce, the two officials discussed bilateral ties as well as the prevailing regional situation in South Asia. Diplomatic sources indicated that during the meeting, the US expressed concerns over the potential for further escalation between India and…
China has vehemently criticized the United States’ recent decision to revoke the visas of Chinese students studying in the US, labeling the action as politically motivated and discriminatory. The Chinese Foreign Ministry warned that this move jeopardizes the already delicate ties between the world’s two largest economies. Speaking at a regular press briefing in Beijing on Thursday, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning asserted that the US is acting “under the pretext of ideology and national security,” which she claimed gravely infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese students. She added that such actions would harm people-to-people relations. “Such…
Sources have revealed that the absence of DRS (Decision Review System) technology during the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the Pakistan-Bangladesh series was allegedly due to pressure exerted by ICC Chairman Jay Shah. According to inside sources, Hawk-Eye, the company responsible for providing DRS technology, decided not to send its staff to Pakistan despite a ceasefire in the region. The company informed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of its refusal to operate in the country. Hawk-Eye cited ongoing conflict and perceived security concerns as the reason for its decision, stating that it did not wish to deploy its personnel under…
Pakistan has secured its second gold medal at the Asian Masters Weightlifting Championship, with Rashid Khan earning the top spot in the 90kg category. The 50-year-old weightlifter achieved a total lift of 170kg to claim the gold medal. Previously, Maqsood Amjad Rathore had also won a gold medal for Pakistan in the same event. Abdul Malik contributed a bronze medal, bringing Pakistan’s total medal tally at the championship to three.
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, on Thursday, lauded teachers as “the biggest asset of Pakistan,” highlighting their pivotal role in shaping the nation’s future during an interactive session with vice chancellors, principals, and senior teachers from various universities. Addressing the ‘Hilal Talks’ session at the Army Auditorium, General Munir stated, “Whatever I am today is because of my parents and teachers. It is the responsibility of educators to shape the character of future generations and to pass on the true story of Pakistan.” He asserted that God has aided Pakistan in every aspect of its…
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), security forces have killed five terrorists belonging to the banned outfit “Fitna-ul-Hindustan” during two separate operations in Balochistan. In the first operation, conducted in Loralai based on intelligence reports, four terrorists were killed during a heavy exchange of fire with security personnel. As per ISPR, the terrorists were found in possession of weapons, ammunition, and explosive materials, all of which were recovered from the site. The ISPR stated that the slain terrorists were involved in subversive activities carried out on August 26 last year and February 18, 2025. These operations were linked to…
