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🚨BREAKING: Pakistan Signs $2.25 Billion Deal to Establish Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturing Plant in Rawalpindi With Chinese Partners.
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Every Palestinian in 1948 who votes today sends a clear message: They will not surrender to a fascist government or be silenced by its racist fanatics. Let the “tsunami” of Arab voters they fear become a political reality. Governments come and go. Palestinians remain firm on their land.
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According to the Iranian government spokesperson, the border between Pakistan and Iran is now open and traffic is flowing.
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#SPOTLIGHT: Rights groups warn that expanding settler outposts, displacement and restrictions are placing increasing pressure on Palestinian communities. arab.news/4vqms
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Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford reported from inside Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, before her team got out as Houthi forces encircled and later fully sealed-off the city.
Her report shows how desperate conditions have become for the residents trapped inside. Incubators are full, vulnerable babies are being turned away, and “all the hospitals in Taiz lack basic medicines and supplies.”
I wonder how many world leaders will talk about this terrorist 👇
CCTV Footage: French man, Kevin T., opened fire, specifically targeting people of colour. At least one person was killed, four seriously injured — including a 12-year-old girl who was shot eight times — and about ten others were wounded.
He told police he wanted to attack 'Black people' and 'Arabs.'
A copy of 'Mein Kampf' was found at his home.
People are right to criticise past Saudi trade restrictions that hit Yemeni food and medicine supplies.
So why is the Axis of Resistance silent on the Houthis siege of Taiz, where ~1 million people face starvation and medical shortages?
Curious what I’m missing.
New @hrw #Yemen report: Amidst the Houthis' siege on #Taiz, the Houthis' demolition of a portion of Hayjat al-Abd further endangers civilians already struggling with severe shortages of food, water, medicine, and fuel, and may amount to a war crime.
hrw.org/news/2026/10/26/yeme…
Key findings from UN Commission of Inquiry:
UN Commission of Inquiry:
"Israel has committed war crimes & the crimes against humanity of extermination, persecution, torture, rape & other forms of sexual violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, intentionally targeting Palestinian civilians."
ohchr.org/sites/default/file…
So does that mean Twitter warriors are cool with Pakistan again ?
Just checking so I can prepare for the week.
It goes without saying that during this very high tension time, this is a really big deal.
These are very high level individuals. The Saudi defense minister is not going to casually show up to Tehran unless something is going on.
I'd guess they're gonna talk about:
- Some plan for mediations with the US
- Drawing red lines for if active conflict breaks out again
- The Saudi-Yemeni war
It also goes to show Asim Munir's earlier trip wasn't necessarily a failure as it was depicted in some media outlets last week
