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Johnson Doubles Down on 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
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Johnson Doubles Down on 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

67% Left coverage: 6 sources
MADISON — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has again waded into long-debunked conspiracy theories, suggesting without evidence that someone, presumably with the government, imploded one of the buildings destroyed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks hours after the Twin Towers…See the Story
IS Terrorist Wanted by Turkiye Captured
ISIS · Turkey

IS Terrorist Wanted by Turkiye Captured

50% Right coverage: 4 sources
A top ranking operative of the outlawed Islamic State (IS or Daesh), who played a key role in the terrorist group's media and logistics networks, was captured from Pakistan-Afghanistan border in a joint intelligence operation, Turkish security sources told Anadolu Agency on Sunday. They said Ozgur Altun, also known by the codename "Abu Yasir Al Turki," was wanted by Turkiye on charges of directing plots that targeted concert venues and other civ…See the Story
HRCP Concerned at Low Conviction Rate in Child, Women Abuse Cases
Human Rights · Punjab

HRCP Concerned at Low Conviction Rate in Child, Women Abuse Cases

100% Right coverage: 2 sources
The representational image shows participants posing for photo after a conference by The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan . —Facebook@HRCP87/FileLAHORE:The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has expressed grave concern over low conviction rate in cases of violence against women and...See the Story

How Education Systems Continue to Overlook Women Leaders

Despite advances in girls’ education, the 2025 Global Education Monitoring Report shows that women are still missing from leadership, exposing systemic gender bias in education worldwide. While access to education for girls has expanded in many parts of the world, leadership roles within education remain mostly in the hands of men. Women make up a large share of the teaching workforce, but they are still missing from decision-making positions th…EducationRead Article

Duelling Diplomacies: India and Pakistan Offer Competing Narratives at Defence Forum in Singapore

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
One top general says next time the nuclear-armed nations clash, it could happen quickly and play out in each other's territory.Military · IndiaSee the Story

‘Boil the Ocean’ vs. ‘Fry the Fish’: How Smaller Countries Can Carve Out an AI Niche Between the Superpowers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
While the U.S. and China wage an AI arms race, the United Arab Emirates is taking a neutral position between the two global superpowers—a key position where it stands to reap the profits. Speaking at Fortune’s ASEAN-GCC Economic Forum in Malaysia on Wednesday, UAE Minister of Investment Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi said that his country is seeking to double the foreign investment coming into the country while making its own large infrastructure bets…OpenAI · Abu DhabiSee the Story

India’s Canal Expansion Threatens Indus Waters Treaty

India’s canal expansion plan sparks water war fears as Pakistan warns of treaty violation and agricultural collapse. On May 16th, five Reuters journalists revealed a grim and deeply troubling report: India is allegedly considering a drastic measure to curtail Pakistan’s water supply by expanding the Indus River infrastructure. At the heart of this alarming development is a proposal to double the length of the Ranbir Canal on the River Chenab—fro…Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and KashmirRead Article

The Destructive Potential of War in the Digital Age

With technological advancement, warfare has evolved, and no human on earth is safe from the destructive potential of modern weapons. Wars were traditionally fought on battlefields until the 17th century. There were minimal civilian casualties, infrastructure remained largely intact, and overall, the war was relatively bloodless. However, circumstances have since changed. Technology has advanced to its most lethal forms, and warfare has evolved d…Gaza · GazaRead Article

Is This the End of the Post-War Dream

“Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold.” — W. B. Yeats There was a time, not long ago, when history had a direction. It moved, however imperfectly, toward a destination imagined in the polished corridors of post-war Western capitals, universities, and international organizations. The ideal was clear and broadly shared: that nations, however wayward or encumbered by history, would arrive, eventually, at liberal democracy. That they would grow…India · IndiaRead Article

China’s Formidable Progress in Defense and Technology

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The People’s Republic of China is showcasing its growing technological power after establishing itself as an economic giant. Recent Indo-Pakistani tensions have highlighted China’s rising military influence, as Pakistan, using older-generation Chinese jets, reportedly downed some of the most advanced Western fighter aircraft, including France’s Rafale, during air combat. Most importantly, China has not yet supplied Pakistan with its most advance…AircraftSee the Story

Why PAF Excels and What Pakistan Must Learn from China's Growth Model?

Dr. Muhammad Ahmed Zubair, Former Chief Economist, Planning Commission of Pakistan, shared insights on Pakistan’s strategic and economic challenges, emphasizing the Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) technological and professional superiority, particularly its integrated cyber capabilities and AI-driven decision systems. He highlights the importance of maintaining institutional integrity, warning against the degradation seen in other state institutions.…Pakistan · PakistanRead Article

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