Turkey Detains Erdogan’s Main Rival, Opposition Calls It a ‘Coup’
Turkish authorities have detained President Tayyip Erdogan’s main political rival on charges including corruption and aiding a terrorist group. The main opposition party has strongly condemned the arrest, calling it “a coup against our next president.” The move is expected to intensify political tensions…
Turkey’s Lira Plunges to Record Low Against Dollar
Turkey’s lira fell as much as 12.7%, reaching a new all-time low of 42 to the dollar. The sharp decline raises concerns over economic stability, inflation, and investor confidence in the country’s financial policies.
Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh Presents Credentials as Non-Resident High Commissioner-Designate of Pakistan to The Bahamas
Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, presented his credentials as Non- Resident High Commissioner-Designate of The Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas to Governor General, Her Excellency the Most Hon. Dame Cynthia Pratt, ON, GCMG during a Letter of Credence Presentation in…
Jordan’s King Abdullah II Meets Macron in Paris to Discuss Gaza Crisis
Jordan’s King Abdullah II met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to discuss the ongoing situation in Gaza, including the latest Israeli airstrikes and the urgent need for humanitarian aid. The leaders focused on de-escalation efforts and international assistance for civilians affected by…
Protests Outside Netanyahu’s Residence as Israeli Strikes Kill 10 in Gaza
Anti-government movements gathered outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence on Wednesday, protesting against his leadership as Israeli airstrikes killed at least ten Palestinians in Gaza, according to local health workers. The Israeli military resumed its bombardments in the region and issued new evacuation orders…
What’s on the Table for Voting Rights in Texas?
By Kainat RajputVoting rights remain a vital part of democracy, providing every eligible citizen some voice in building his or her community, state, and nation. On March 18, 2025, Houston Ethnic Media coordinated a crucial briefing entitled “What’s on the Table for Voting Rights…
Pharma Companies Urge US and EU to Exempt Medical Goods from Tariff Wars
Major drugmakers are pressing the Trump administration and European Union officials to exclude medical goods from the escalating tariff wars. The industry fears that tariffs could lead to price hikes on top-selling medicines, including Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss drug Wegovy and Merck’s cancer immunotherapy Keytruda.…
Social and Governmental Constraints Hinder Spring Celebrations in Pakistan
Spring is a season of color and festivity, but in Pakistan, various social and governmental factors prevent people from celebrating it freely, according to writer Urooj Jafri. While many cultures around the world welcome spring with dance, music, and vibrant festivals, restrictions and societal…
Clueless, Mean Girls & The Devil Wears Prada Get Musical Makeover in West End Revival
Iconic films Clueless, Mean Girls, and The Devil Wears Prada have been transformed into stage musicals, bringing a wave of colorful nostalgia to the West End. The adaptations have proven to be box office hits, drawing audiences eager to relive these cult classics in…
Princess Awards Medals to Soldiers for Service and Deployment in Iraq
A royal ceremony took place as the Princess presented operational medals to soldiers recently deployed in Iraq. Additionally, she awarded long service and good conduct medals to two distinguished soldiers in recognition of their dedication and commitment. The event honored the bravery and professionalism…