Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir has issued a fresh warning over the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), saying Pakistan will take "all necessary measures" to secure what it calls its rightful share of water. The statement came after the Corps Commanders' Conference, where Pakistan's military leadership reaffirmed its position on the water-sharing dispute. The warning follows similar remarks from Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, Ishaq Dar, and other Pakistani leaders over the suspension of the treaty.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again reaffirmed India's support for a Two-State Solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. The statement comes just days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly described India as one of Israel's key international partners, making Modi's remarks diplomatically significant.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described the next phase of India-Indonesia relations as the beginning of a "golden chapter" for the 21st century following wide-ranging talks with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and a series of major bilateral announcements. In a diplomatic milestone, President Prabowo conferred Indonesia's highest civilian honour upon Prime Minister Modi, recognising his exceptional contribution to strengthening the historic partnership between the two nations. Modi said the prestigious award is not just a personal honour but a reflection of the deep-rooted friendship and shared civilisational ties between the people of India and Indonesia. The two leaders agreed to significantly expand cooperation across defence, maritime security, healthcare, trade, investment, connectivity and emerging strategic sectors. Both countries also reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership through closer collaboration on regional security, economic growth and technological innovation. WATCH

A major shift is unfolding in Gaza after Hamas announced the temporary dissolution of its emergency governing committee, marking one of the most significant changes to the group's civilian administration since it took control of the territory nearly two decades ago. The move paves the way for a proposed technocratic civilian administration under the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), a body expected to oversee civilian governance during the next phase of the post-war transition. Hamas also confirmed the resignation of Emergency Committee chief Mohammed Al-Farra as part of the restructuring process. While the decision is being viewed as a significant political development, it does not resolve the biggest obstacle to a broader peace agreement. Israel continues to insist that Hamas' weapons must be placed under the authority of the NCAG or another agreed security framework before any long-term settlement can move forward. The governance transition comes as negotiations over the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire remain stalled. Hamas has emphasized Israel's obligations under the ceasefire agreement, while Israel maintains that it will not accept a return of Hamas rule and has also rejected an immediate transfer of power to the Palestinian Authority. WATCH

Fresh tensions have erupted in the Strait of Hormuz after a commercial tanker was struck by an unknown projectile off the coast of Oman, reigniting fears over security in one of the world's most strategically important shipping lanes. According to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO), the vessel was transiting near Limah when it was hit, triggering a fire onboard. Emergency responders managed to contain the blaze, and authorities have reported no environmental damage. However, the cause of the strike remains under investigation. The incident comes amid accusations that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted commercial shipping, allegations that have added new strain to already fragile US-Iran relations. These claims have not been independently verified, and investigations into the projectile strike are ongoing. US President Donald Trump responded with strong remarks, saying he would still prefer a diplomatic agreement but warning that the United States could "knock down their bridges in one hour" if conflict became unavoidable. Trump also declared that the US would prevail "one way or the other," further intensifying the rhetoric between Washington and Tehran. WATCH

A new wave of controversy has erupted after US President Donald Trump made explosive remarks about Iran's leadership while Tehran held the state funeral of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Speaking about the ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran, Trump claimed that Iran's top leadership had gathered at Khamenei's funeral and suggested that "one shot" could have eliminated them all. He added that he chose not to authorize such a strike because there would have been "nobody left to negotiate" with, linking his comments to the future of US-Iran diplomacy. Trump also claimed that Iran had temporarily suspended nuclear negotiations during the funeral ceremonies and asserted that both sides had agreed to pause discussions for about a week. According to the US president, Tehran is now eager to revive talks and is "begging to make a deal," although Iranian officials have publicly maintained their own position on the diplomatic process. The remarks came as tens of thousands gathered in Tehran to bid farewell to Khamenei. The funeral witnessed emotional scenes, with mourners carrying red flags symbolizing revenge and chanting slogans calling for retaliation. Several participants declared they had come not only to mourn but also to demand justice and revenge for the late leader. WATCH

A new report has revealed that the United States was deeply concerned that Israel could target two of Iran's most senior negotiators during indirect peace talks, raising fears that any such strike would derail diplomacy and trigger a fresh regional conflict. According to the report, US officials believed Abbas Araghchi and Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf could become potential Israeli targets while negotiations aimed at securing a ceasefire and broader understanding between Washington and Tehran were underway. The report claims Washington viewed both Iranian officials as legitimate military targets in a broader conflict but strongly opposed any action once diplomatic negotiations had begun. US officials reportedly feared that an assassination attempt at such a sensitive stage would collapse the talks and reignite hostilities across the region. As concerns mounted, the Trump administration is said to have urged Israel not to target Ghalibaf after learning he was allegedly included on a potential target list. Reports further suggest that both Araghchi and Ghalibaf were eventually removed from that list as diplomatic engagement gathered momentum. WATCH

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly pushed back against US Vice President JD Vance's assertion that the United States is Israel's "only powerful ally" left in the world, bringing India into the conversation with a strong endorsement of the growing relationship between New Delhi and Jerusalem. Responding to Vance's remarks, Netanyahu said he respects the US Vice President but does not agree with everything he says. The Israeli Prime Minister rejected the suggestion that Israel stands alone internationally, pointing to India and its population of more than 1.4 billion people as proof of Israel's broad international support. Netanyahu described India as a country where Israel enjoys "tremendous support," underscoring the deepening strategic partnership between the two nations across defence, technology, trade, agriculture and security cooperation. The exchange comes after JD Vance warned Israeli leaders against alienating what he described as their "only powerful ally" in Washington. Vance also argued that Israel cannot solve every national security challenge through military action alone and emphasized the importance of maintaining close ties with the United States. WATCH

The IDF says it has taken full operational control of the village of Haddatha in southern Lebanon after a month-long operation targeting what it described as a Hezbollah stronghold. According to the Israeli military, troops destroyed more than 90 Hezbollah infrastructure sites, killed more than 20 Hezbollah operatives, and recovered over 150 weapons, including RPGs, anti-tank missiles, machine guns and Kalashnikov rifles.

Khamenei's funeral entered a major phase as hundreds of thousands of mourners flooded the streets of Tehran for the late Iranian Supreme Leader's final procession. His flag-draped coffin was carried through the capital as crowds lined the route to pay their respects. During the procession, many mourners chanted slogans against US President Donald Trump&nbsp; and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while calls for revenge were also heard. Iranian authorities have presented the massive turnout as a show of national unity and strength. 

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Israel Plot to Kill Iran Negotiators? US Alarmed | WATCH

Netanyahu Shuts Down JD Vance's 'Only Ally' Claim

Israel army raids Hezbollah base, kills 20 operatives in Lebanon

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