Presently serving as Apple’s Senior Vice President of Operations, Sabih Khan is set to step into the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO) later this month.
The scale and apparent coordination of the attacks signal a resurgent insurgency in Balochistan, a province historically marred by demands for autonomy and long-standing grievances over resource exploitation, military occupation, and political neglect by the central government.
GOP lawmakers fear that Musk-backed third-party candidates could act as spoilers in tight races, siphoning conservative votes and benefiting Democrats in critical contests. According to The Hill, Republican strategists note that third-party candidates have previously swung outcomes in both presidential and Senate elections.
According to the party, top criminals and dreaded militants have been granted bail by the judiciary. The Awami League asserted that under Yunus, Bangladesh witnessed an unprecedented wave of "mob attacks on illegally detained dissenters" inside court premises in broad daylight, stripping away the fundamental rights of those framed in "motivated charges".
This came after Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal formally charged the ousted Prime Minister, former Bangladeshi Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, and former Inspector General of Bangladesh Police Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun in the cases related to crimes against humanity during the July uprising earlier today, as reported by the Daily Star.
A massive tunnel collapsed in Wilmington, Los Angeles, has reportedly trapped up to 28 workers underground. The LAFD has deployed over 100 responders in a complex rescue operation.
The U.S. president made the announcement late on July 9 on Truth Social, painting Duffy as a patriotic powerhouse who has “rebuilt our roads and bridges” and created “state-of-the-art Air Traffic Control systems”.
For the last five months, this new-generation stealth fighter jet has reportedly been undergoing secret tests. Behind closed hangars and under strict security, engineers from Boeing have been working on what could become the most lethal warplane the world has ever seen.
China just added 74 countries to its visa-free list. Tourists can now enter for 30 days without paperwork. But guess who’s still not on the list? India.
This ballistic missile that does not carry a nuclear warhead but delivers destruction on a similar scale. And unlike nuclear arms, this missile does not trigger global condemnation yet.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan spent years pushing a grand vision. A neo-Ottoman revival. A stronger Turkey, which is independent of the West. But in the halls of BRICS diplomacy, that vision fell apart.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Brazil’s highest civilian honour and promised stronger bilateral ties, an important defense conversation quietly fell apart in the backdrop.
The heat is rising in India’s pharmaceutical backrooms. Quiet factories. Long shifts. New chemical reactors humming across Himachal, Gujarat and Telangana. Something has shifted. China, long the uncontested supplier of India’s drug ingredients, is suddenly nervous. Its prices are falling. Fast. Some slashed by 50%. This is no coincidence.