India upgrades its diplomatic mission in Afghanistan, announcing it will change its technical mission in Kabul to a full embassy – marking its most significant step to re-engage with the Taliban since the 2021 takeover. The move is a pragmatic shift driven by security and economic interests, not an endorsement of the Taliban regime. Key drivers include deteriorating relations with Pakistan and a desire to counter China’s growing influence in the region. Both nations agreed to concrete economic cooperation, including resuming a dedicated air freight corridor and exploring Indian investment in Afghanistan’s $1 trillion mining sector, while also promoting trade via Iran’s Chabahar…
Newswire
Trump is DISMANTLING all the FAKE GREEN COMPANIES that Biden and Obama erected as embezzlement schemes that defrauded American…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. In a historic day, Hamas has released all remaining Israeli…
Trump’s immigration crackdown yields sharp decline in foreign-born population, study finds Under President Trump’s second term, the U.S. saw…
If there’s one thing you can say about Big Pharma, it’s that they never let side effects stand in the…
Walk into any gun store in America, and you can purchase a muzzle brake, flash hider, or riflescope without filling…
Features
The Latest
The 10,000-step goal originated from a marketing campaign for a Japanese pedometer in the 1960s, not from scientific research. A new,…
Melanin vs. Big Pharma: How sunlight shields against 5G & outperforms toxic medicine Melanin as EMF Defense – Melanin…
Trump’s Gaza mediation stumbles as Israel escalates and domestic tensions mount Failed Ceasefire Proposal – Trump’s Gaza peace plan,…
Canada warns LGBT travelers of U.S. scrutiny over passport gender rules Canada warns its citizens about U.S. travel complications. The…
Russia calls up 135,000 conscripts as experts warn nation is preparing for more war Putin orders Russia’s largest fall…
Turning 50 has never been anyone’s favorite birthday — for more reasons than one. You can’t argue at this point…