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A migrant dives into the water from an overloaded wooden boat during a rescue operation 10.5 miles (16 km) off the coast of Libya, August 6, 2015. — ReutersMigrant vessel sank near Libya’s Harawa coast, killing 11 people.Four Pakistanis from Gujranwala, Mandi Bahauddin among dead.Pakistan’s embassy’s Crisis Management Unit monitoring situation. ISLAMABAD: A vessel carrying foreign nationals sank near the Harawa coast of Sirte in eastern Libya, the Foreign Office (FO) said on Monday, confirming that four Pakistani nationals were among the 11 bodies recovered.“Our mission in Tripoli has reported that a vessel carrying foreign nationals has sunk near the…

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt holds a press briefing at the White House in Washington, DC, US, April 15, 2025. — ReutersWhite House says trade deal now depends on China’s next move.Leavitt says Trump personally directed her to deliver message.China needs access to US consumers and their cash: press sec. WASHINGTON: The United States has said it can reach a trade agreement with major economic rival China, but insists that Beijing must make the first move . White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday told reporters that President Donald Trump is open to making the trade deal with China. “The…

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A view of Harvard campus on John F. Kennedy Street at Harvard University is pictured in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US, December 7, 2023. — ReutersNEW YORK: US President Donald Trump has threatened to strip Harvard University of its tax-exempt status after it rejected what it described as unlawful government demands to change its academic programmes or risk losing federal funding.Beginning with Columbia University, the Trump administration has rebuked universities across the country over their handling of the pro-Palestinian student protest movement that roiled campuses last year.Trump has called the protests anti-American and antisemitic, accused universities of peddling Marxism and “radical left” ideology,…

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Prince Harry is accused of creating problems for himself instead of choosing peace.The Duke of Sussex has ruined his Harry own “peace of mind” after making a confession about killing 25 Taliban during Afghan War. Royal expert Ingrid Seward wrote in The Sun: “Without apparently fully considering the consequences, Harry had potentially written his own death warrant. The Army was furious and said he had let the side down with his careless remarks.“Much of Harry’s fight about his personal security stems from this error of judgment. By revealing what he did he put not only himself, but others, in danger,”…

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The armed wing of the Palestinian group Hamas says it has lost contact with a group holding Israeli-US captive Edan Alexander in the Gaza Strip after “direct Israeli bombardment” targeted the area where he was being held. “It seems that the occupation army is deliberately trying to kill him and hence relieve themselves from the pressure caused by the dual-citizen prisoners in order to continue its genocide against our people,” Abu Obeida, spokesman for the Qassam Brigades, said on Tuesday. On Saturday, Hamas had released a video showing Alexander – a New Jersey native and a 21-year-old soldier in the…

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On the occasion of Sharjah’s hosting of the University World Championship for Physical Force in August 2026, Issa Hilal Al -Hazami, Chairman of the Sharjah Sports Council, received the delegation of the International University Sports Federation, which included: Raymond Matthias, Secretary -General of the Federation, Ali Masri Al Dhaheri, member of the Executive Office, and Imad Bonush, the regional representative of the Federation in the Middle East, in the presence of Eid Kanaan, Dean of Affairs Students at the University of Sharjah, Ibrahim Saif, Head of the Sports Professional Department at the Department of Sports and Development Affairs in the…

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Afghan people gather to board buses as they prepare to return home, after Pakistan gave last warning to undocumented migrants to leave, at a bus stop in Karachi, Pakistan, October 29, 2023. — Reuters KABUL: Nearly 60,000 Afghans have been forced to leave Pakistan since the start of April, the International Organisation for Migration said on Tuesday, after Islamabad ramped up a campaign to deport migrants to Afghanistan.The federal government last month set an early April deadline for some 800,000 Afghans carrying Afghan Citizen Cards (ACC) issued by the Pakistani authorities to leave the country, in the second phase of efforts…

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Prince Harry shares his support for Meghan Markle: ‘Incredibly proud’Prince Harry has discussed Meghan Markle’s business ventures for the first time.Speaking with People Magazine, the Duke of Sussex revealed that he’s “proud” of his wife, the Duchess of Sussex.Harry said, “I am so happy for my wife and fully support absolutely everything she’s done and continues to do,” adding, “I’m incredibly proud.”It marks the first time Harry has spoken about Meghan’s success. Meghan Markle has been making headlines with her business ventures. She first released her lifestyle show on Netflix, With Love, Meghan, and then launched her lifestyle brand, As…

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‘Andor’ maker looks back at big challenges the series facedAndor is a success story for Disney+, with eight Emmy nominations, critics’ thumbs-up, and Star Wars legion swooning.But that’s not the cast at the start, showrunner Tony Gilroy recalled.“Everything had changed. The sky was falling,” he told THR, remembering how the pressure on the streamer jacked up due to changes in the market in the lead-up to the season one premiere.Despite this, the creator said the team behind the series believed in the show’s idea and kept it ongoing. “Our attitude between [EP] Sanne [Wohlenberg], Diego [Luna], and I was like,…

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