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What's behind the anti-Pakistan sentiment in PoK as people reject Asim Munir's 'dictatorship'?
Large-scale protests continue in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), where thousands of people have taken to the streets against Pakistan's control over the region. The demonstrations, centred in Rawalakot, entered their 22nd day on Tuesday.
Controversy over female mayor's maternity leave in Japan: Kawata says how much discrimination is still prevalent against women in the country
Shoko Kawata, a 35-year-old mayor of the western Japanese city of Yawata, is six months pregnant and is planning to take four months of maternity leave. He would be Japan's first mayor to do so, but his plan has sparked a national debate in Japan. Many people supported him by sending him baby shoes and good wishes, but a section of the society termed it an irresponsible decision and accused him of giving priority to his personal life over the public. Kawata said the controversy made her realize for the first time how much discrimination still exists against women in Japan. There is also a sepa
Australia to increase penalties for breaking rules to Rs 660 crore
Australia is set to tighten its laws to keep children under the age of 16 away from social media. Australia became the first country in the world to impose an age limit on a major social media platform for teenagers, but the government is not satisfied with the initial results. Under the law, the minimum age limit has been fixed for popular platforms like Snapchat, Instagram and YouTube. After this, countries like Britain, Canada, Indonesia and Brazil have also started taking similar steps. However, government reports show that even after the law came into force, teens' social media use has no
Heat stroke cases quadruple in France as heat stroke rises fourfold in European countries; Trains, nuclear plants shut down in many countries
Europe is currently in the grip of extreme heat. Its impact is no longer limited to the health of the people but is clearly visible on the economy and infrastructure as well. Western Europe's rail network is in disarray. Many nuclear reactors in France have been shut down or their capacity has been reduced, as they are releasing extremely hot water into rivers. Union leaders at an automobile plant in France have announced a strike due to unbearable heat on the factory floor. Power outages in France and Italy have affected power supply in hundreds of areas. Experts believe that if this heat wav
Sergio Gor claims India-US trade deal nearing finish line: 'Last 1% of pact left to be concluded'
Dismissing rumours of any diplomatic friction, United States Ambassador to India Sergio Gor announced that the highly anticipated India-US bilateral trade agreement is on the verge of completion, with negotiators hammering out the final "1 or 2 per cent" of the legal text.
Candace Owens' Erika Kirk criticism takes surprising turn after controversial comments about her husband George Farmer
Candace Owens is facing fresh online scrutiny after comments about her husband, George Farmer, overshadowed her latest criticism of Erika Kirk. While questioning reports about Charlie and Erika Kirk's close communication, Owens said, “I don’t know what George does every day. I’m in my basement all day.” The remark sparked debate online, with many arguing it revealed more about her own marriage than her ongoing criticism of Erika Kirk.
Who is TS Baby Jayne? Influencer shares unseen photos, alleges past relationship with Chudthebuilder
TS Baby Jayne, a transgender tattoo artist and content creator, has gone viral after claiming she dated streamer Chudthebuilder in 2025. In a YouTube video, she shared photos and alleged messages to support her account. The evidence has not been independently verified, and Chudthebuilder has not publicly responded, leaving the claims the subject of intense online debate.
YouTubers Beni Marmol and Pato Perrotta arrested after trying to sneak into FIFA World Cup match
Two popular YouTubers, Beni Marmol and Pato Perrotta, were arrested in Miami for allegedly attempting to enter a FIFA World Cup match using expired media passes. Authorities apprehended them after they reportedly bypassed multiple security checkpoints, aiming to live stream the Portugal vs. Colombia game. While released on bail, they face charges of interference with a sporting event and are barred from stadium vicinity during the ongoing legal proceedings.
'No negotiation at any level': Iran refutes Donald Trump's claim of planned US talks in Doha
Iran has denied any upcoming negotiations with the US, contradicting President Trump's claims of a meeting in Qatar. While both nations reportedly agreed to halt counter-strikes following recent escalations around the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran clarified that an expert delegation will visit Doha solely to discuss the implementation of a memorandum of understanding concerning frozen assets and oil exports. Comprehensive deal talks remain contingent on these key provisions.
ExtraEmily nearly crashes during livestream, admits mistake after scary driving moment
Twitch streamer ExtraEmily narrowly avoided a collision during a livestream on June 28, 2026, after appearing distracted by her phone while driving. The incident, which went viral, saw her swerve at the last moment to miss an oncoming SUV. Emily promptly apologized, admitting fault and attributing the lapse to recently disengaging her Tesla's Autopilot. This event reignites concerns about her past distracted driving incident and Twitch channel suspension.
RECENT NEWS
- What's behind the anti-Pakistan sentiment in PoK as people reject Asim Munir's 'dictatorship'?
- Controversy over female mayor's maternity leave in Japan: Kawata says how much discrimination is still prevalent against women in the country
- Australia to increase penalties for breaking rules to Rs 660 crore
- Heat stroke cases quadruple in France as heat stroke rises fourfold in European countries; Trains, nuclear plants shut down in many countries
- Another reversal in FIFA World Cup 2026, Morocco beat Netherlands in a penalty shootout
