About the Author: Muhammad Zubair is a potentially vibrant and active student of BS International Relations at the Department of Politics & IR, University of Sargodha. India’s participation in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or “Quad,” has become essential to its foreign policy and strategic planning. The Indo-Pacific area is witnessing a growing recognition […]
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During an unusual nighttime launch event on Monday, Apple confirmed new PC chips, MacBook Pro laptops, and a new iMac model. The new chips will revamp Apple’s Mac lineup ahead of the crucial holiday shopping season. Sales of the Mac lineup fell 7% in the June quarter due to a slowdown in PC sales globally.
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The new Republican speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, is not exactly a household name. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, was so ignorant of him when his GOP colleagues placed him second in line for the presidency last week that she told a reporter she would have to Google him. All of that is probably going
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Following the former cryptocurrency billionaire’s testimony in self-defense on Monday, prosecutors cross-examined Sam Bankman-Fried, the co-founder of FTX. Due to seven federal charges, including wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering, Bankman-Fried could spend decades behind bars. To every charge, he has entered a not guilty plea. In the coming days, the trial is anticipated
With the union and General Motors announcing a tentative agreement on a new contract on Monday, the United Auto Workers strike is expected to come to an end. The discovery was made a few days after Ford and Stellantis reached comparable agreements. On Wednesday, the union announced a framework agreement with Ford, and on Saturday,
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A federal charge has been brought against a Las Vegas man who allegedly threatened to kill one of Nevada’s US senators with antisemitic voicemails. John Anthony Miller, 43, of Las Vegas, was taken into custody by police on Thursday, and on Friday, he appeared in court for the first time. Miller faces a single count
As Israel’s ground operations in Gaza intensify, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear on Monday that his country would not consent to a ceasefire. Although the Bible mentions a time for peace, he insisted that “this is a time for war.” A spokesman for Hamas, meanwhile, declared that Israel had not succeeded in reaching
