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Pakistan cancels Republic Day parade as Middle East war triggers oil crisis, strains fuel supplies

Pakistan has cancelled its Republic Day parade on March 23 due to the Middle East crisis, which has triggered an oil crisis. The government cited austerity measures and the need to align with the nation's commitment to Pakistan Day ideals. This decision follows escalating tensions in the Gulf region and disruptions to global fuel supplies.

'Israel lashed out': Trump distances US from gas field strike; warns Iran after Qatar LNG hub hit

Israel struck Iran's South Pars gas field, prompting retaliation against Qatar's energy facilities. US President Donald Trump blamed Israel for the initial strike and warned of massive US retaliation if Qatar is attacked again. Iran also targeted UAE energy sites. Global energy markets are experiencing significant price surges due to these escalating conflicts.

UAE slams Iran’s ‘terrorist attack’ as missiles target Abu Dhabi's Habshan gas facility, Bab oil field: Calls it ‘dangerous escalation’ amid war with US-Israel

Iran targeted the UAE's Habshan gas facility and Bab oil field. UAE air defence intercepted the threats. No casualties were reported. The UAE strongly condemned the attack, calling it a dangerous escalation. This incident highlights the growing vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure. Energy itself has become a battlefield in the intensifying Iran vs US-Israel war.

‘Trust completely shattered’: Saudi warns Iran of military retaliation after wave of Gulf attacks

Saudi Arabia declared trust with Iran shattered following a wave of Gulf attacks. Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan stated patience is not unlimited, vowing to use all means to end aggression. He described the strikes on energy facilities as blackmail and deliberate escalation, with Riyadh reserving the right for military action if necessary

Dubai’s green corridor with Oman goes live: UAE opens new route for faster sea and air cargo shipments

Dubai and Oman have launched a new green corridor for sea-air cargo. This initiative promises faster and more efficient trade between Asia and the Middle East. Goods will move seamlessly between sea ports and air cargo facilities. This collaboration aims to reduce transit times and streamline customs. It positions the UAE as a key hub for next-generation global trade routes.

47-centimetre ‘cicada towers’ in the Amazon rainforest act like lungs; scientists crack the mystery using condoms

IShowSpeed faces unexpected situation as team calls NBA AI ad illegal during Kings vs Spurs broadcast

An alleged AI-made advertisement featuring Darren IShowSpeed aired during an NBA game without approval, leading his team member Slipz to call it illegal. The clip spread quickly online, with fans spotting it on multiple platforms. While the issue grew, IShowSpeed continued streaming, reacting to fun content, as his team now looks into the unauthorized ad.

​No exams? CBSE announces new evaluation rules for Gulf students​ amid Iran vs US-Israel war

Amidst escalating Iran vs US-Israel war, CBSE has cancelled Class 10 board exams in Gulf countries, impacting over 50,000 students. A new evaluation scheme uses performance in conducted exams and internal assessments, with averages for missed papers. This unprecedented move prioritises safety, offering a second chance for improvement while preserving global result timelines.

US to require $15k bond to visa recipients from 12 more countries

'Siren has been sounded': Bahrain urges residents to take shelter as Iran vs US-Israel war escalates

Bahrain's siren system blares, urging residents to seek immediate shelter. This alert signals a serious escalation in the ongoing Iran vs US-Israel war. Emergency warnings and missile interceptions are becoming common across the Gulf. Civilians are now facing direct threats, transforming distant tensions into a lived reality. Preparedness is no longer optional as the region navigates this critical...

Israel military says its tank fire hit UN Lebanon base, regrets incident

Is something big coming?: US buys 'aliens. gov' domain sparking UFO speculation and conspiracy theories

A quiet domain registration has reignited one of the most enduring mysteries in American political life.

Indian killed in sudden highway shooting in Canada: Pick-up truck stopped, man inside opened fire

Missile hits Qatar gas hub, fire in key LNG facility shocks global energy markets amid Iran vs US-Israel war

A missile attack on Qatar's vital gas facility, a shared energy lifeline with Iran, has triggered a fire and damage, escalating the ongoing Iran vs US–Israel war. This strike targets critical global energy infrastructure, raising fears of widespread supply disruptions and economic instability. The incident marks a dangerous shift towards economic warfare, impacting global markets.

YouTuber PewDiePie says he ‘fixed’ YouTube using his own AI model

YouTuber PewDiePie has developed his own AI model and browser extension to curate his YouTube feed, removing Shorts and advertisements. This custom tool allows him to bypass distractions and directly access his subscription content and comments. His innovation highlights how users can reclaim control over their online experiences and create a more personalized, distraction-free environment.

Meet Ankur Nagpal: Serial entrepreneur whose 2021 social media post is creating major visa abuse controversy

YouTube adds direct messaging feature, expands to 30+ countries in Europe

YouTube is testing a new feature allowing users to send direct messages within the app. This enables sharing videos and communicating with friends without leaving YouTube. The feature is currently available in over 30 European countries. This update transforms YouTube into a social media platform, simplifying video sharing and potentially boosting creator visibility.

Council in London issues fine of over £1,000 each to two Indian-origin men for spitting paan

Zakat al Mal vs Zakat al Fitr: Key difference many Muslims still get wrong ahead of Eid ul Fitr 2026; charity rules explained

As Ramadan 2026 concludes, a key question arises: the distinction between Zakat al Mal and Zakat al Fitr. While both are mandatory Islamic charities, Zakat al Mal is an annual wealth-based obligation, whereas Zakat al Fitr is a fixed per-person charity due before Eid al Fitr prayer, ensuring inclusion for all.

Indian-origin ‘Kenny’ Patel wanted by FBI for defrauding people nationwide over five years

'The Antichrist will...': Inside Silicon Valley giant Peter Thiel's secret Rome lectures challenging the Pope

A tech billionaire. A closed-door lecture series in the shadow of the Vatican. A theological argument that turns two thousand years of Christian thought inside out. This is not a culture war spat. It is something far stranger.

'Not aware': Tulsi Gabbard says she does not know Trump said he was shocked by Iran's strike on Gulf countries

Iran executed Swedish citizen: Sweden FM

Sweden's foreign minister on Wednesday said that Iran had executed a Swedish citizen, after Iranian authorities announced the first execution of a man convicted of spying since the start of its war against Israel and the United States. This was the first public announcement of such an execution since Israel and the United States launched strikes on Iran on February 28, killing its supreme leader A...

“You’re girl-mathing it”: Candace Owens draws criticism over women remark as Erika Kirk series pause impacts YouTube podcast numbers

Candace Owens claimed her podcast is number one globally, but users on X questioned the data. She replied that a 10-day break to prepare for her Erika Kirk series affected average numbers, not total reach. The exchange has drawn attention to how podcast rankings are calculated and put focus on her upcoming series.

'Most famous Islamic architecture': Mehdi Hasan calls out Laura Loomer over her Taj Mahal remarks