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Pakistan Conducts Airstrikes on Afghan Capital Kabul

The Pakistani government stated that recent months of tension have escalated into an "open war with the Taliban." Relations between the two countries deteriorated in autumn 2025 after Islamabad accused the Taliban of inaction against terrorists.

Kabul Bombed as Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan

Explosions occurred in Kabul after Pakistan declared an 'open war' against Afghanistan. Several people were killed and many injured at the scene. Pakistani officials described the action as "counter-terrorism," while the Afghan government labeled it an "attack." Concerns are rising about escalating regional tensions.

Columbia University Says US Immigration Agents Lied to Detain Student

Columbia University stated that United States immigration enforcement agents "made misrepresentations" to access one of the school's residential buildings to detain a student. In a statement from the university's acting president, Claire Shipman, federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) entered the building around 6:30am (13:30 GMT) on Thursday.

Columbia University Students Protest ICE Arrest at University Housing

Columbia University students held a protest against an arrest made by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at university housing. The demonstrators condemned the incident as an example of overly harsh immigration policies and called on the university to strengthen student protections.

Iranian Foreign Minister Says US and Iran Moving Closer to Deal

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian stated in his remarks that negotiations between the US and Iran are ongoing and the two sides are moving closer to an agreement. He described the process as "positive" but did not disclose specific details. This statement comes amid diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, indicating Iranian leaders' push to improve relations with the US in recent months.

After State of the Union, Trump's Agenda Faces New Political Reality

Washington, DC – US President Donald Trump hailed the first 13 months of his second term as "transformative" during his State of the Union address, a message the White House plans to use to build support for the Republican Party ahead of the November midterm elections.

Kenyan Man Charged with Trafficking People to Fight for Russia in Ukraine War

A Kenyan man, Festus Omwamba, has been charged with human trafficking for allegedly recruiting individuals to fight for the Russian army in Ukraine. Kenya's Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions stated that he sent 22 "Kenyan youths to Russia for exploitation by means of deception." Three victims who had already left Kenya ended up on the front lines and returned with injuries.

Journalists Demand Israel End Gaza Entry Ban

International journalists are calling on the Israeli government to lift the ban on entry into the Gaza Strip. This restriction complicates reporting on military activities in the region and undermines freedom of information. A group of journalists urges Israel to reconsider the decision and provide necessary access for independent reporting.