Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has decided to send Saim Ayub to London for urgent medical treatment after consulting with doctors. Naqvi personally contacted Ayub to inquire about his well-being and extended best wishes for his speedy recovery. Saim Ayub will be examined by sports orthopedic specialists in London, and an appointment has already been scheduled. Dr. Mamreze, who is overseeing Ayub’s treatment in Pakistan, has sent all his medical reports to London for further consultation. Naqvi described Saim Ayub as a stylish and remarkable batter, calling him an asset to Pakistan cricket. Ayub will be sent to…
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In a recent interview, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed astonishment at the lack of international pressure on Hamas to surrender and release hostages held in Gaza since October 7, 2024. Blinken questioned why there had not been a unanimous global call for Hamas to lay down its arms and end the violence. He also pointed out that Israel had offered safe passage to Hamas leaders on several occasions, but the international community remained silent. He added that a hostage deal could be the quickest way to end the ongoing conflict, but Hamas has often backtracked from negotiations when…
Israel has renewed efforts to recover the remains of Eli Cohen, the legendary Mossad spy who was publicly hanged in Syria in 1965. Recent reports suggest that the collapse of the Assad regime in parts of Syria has opened new avenues for negotiations, with Mossad Director David Barnea reportedly leading the discussions. Eli Cohen, born in 1924 in Alexandria, Egypt, was recruited by Mossad in the early 1960s after serving in Israeli military intelligence. Fluent in Arabic, Spanish, and French, he adopted the identity of Kamel Amin Thaabet, a Syrian businessman from Argentina. Cohen’s mission began in 1962 when he…
Three crew members, including two pilots, died on Sunday after a Coast Guard helicopter crashed at Porbandar airport in Gujarat. The incident occurred at 12:10 PM, as confirmed by Porbandar Superintendent of Police Bhagirathsinh Jadeja. According to the police, a Coast Guard Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) crashed during landing at Porbandar Airport at 12:10 PM. The crash occurred during a routine training sortie. The helicopter, carrying three crew members, went down at the Porbandar airport. All three were rescued from the wreckage and rushed to a hospital in Porbandar with severe burns. Despite medical efforts, all three crew members succumbed…
The Royal Commission for Riyadh City has officially announced the commencement of operations for the “Orange Track – Medina Road Corridor” as part of the Riyadh Railway Project. This new track connects the eastern part of Riyadh to the western side, stretching a total of 41 kilometers. The track runs from the western Jeddah Road to the final station in the eastern part near Khashm Al-An. The Orange Track serves five major stations that facilitate passenger travel, including Jeddah Road Station, Tuwaiq Station, Al-Douh Station, Haroun Al-Rashid Road Station, and Al-Naseem Station. Additionally, the Royal Commission has also launched three…
According to Syrian authorities, international flights from Damascus International Airport will resume on January 7. Regular flight operations will begin on Tuesday, marking an important step toward restoring Syria’s aviation connectivity. Qatar Airways has resumed flights to Syria after a 13-year hiatus. The airline will operate three weekly flights between Doha and Damascus, reflecting a renewed commitment to international relations with the country. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to restore operations at Aleppo Airport, while domestic flights within Syria have already resumed. Damascus International Airport has been accommodating international aid planes and diplomatic delegations for several months. The resumption of flights…
Millions of Americans are preparing for what could be the most severe snowstorm in a decade, with record-breaking snowfall and freezing temperatures expected to affect large parts of the country due to the Antarctic surge. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned that the storm, currently centered in the Midwest, is set to intensify and move eastward in the coming days. This extreme weather event is attributed to the polar vortex, a large area of cold air that usually circulates around the Arctic but has unusually shifted south. “This could be the heaviest snowfall in over a decade for some…
Indian media has recently reported on the Eagle S incident, mainly from Michelle Wiese Bockmann of Lloyd’s List Intelligence, claiming the vessel was carrying spy devices, a statement that remains completely unsubstantiated by Finnish authorities. These claims, based on vague references to “anonymous sources,” have fueled dangerous misinformation that could escalate geopolitical tensions and harm the international shipping industry. Bockmann’s reliance on unverifiable sources and the propagation of these claims without proper evidence signals a disregard for journalistic integrity. As Dr. Thomas J. Wilder, Senior Maritime Analyst, stated, “These accusations are built on unverified information and lack the critical evidence…
At least two Indian soldiers were killed, and three others injured when an army vehicle veered off the road and plunged into a deep gorge near the Wular Viewpoint in Jammu and Kashmir’s Bandipora district. Dr. Masarat Iqbal Wani, Medical Superintendent of District Hospital Bandipora, stated, “Five injured were brought here, two were brought dead, and three critical injured have been referred to Srinagar for further treatment.” The tragic accident follows another mishap along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district, where five soldiers were killed and five others critically injured after a convoy vehicle skidded off the road…
The Biden administration has notified Congress of a proposed $8 billion arms sale to Israel, demonstrating continued U.S. support for its ally amidst the ongoing war in Gaza that has led to tens of thousands of deaths. The deal requires approval from the House of Representatives and Senate committees and includes munitions for fighter jets, attack helicopters, artillery shells, small-diameter bombs, and warheads. The U.S. State Department did not respond to a request for comment. U.S. policy remains largely unchanged, with previous sales of military equipment to Israel also approved.
