Double Standards Ka Dhamaka: How 51 Nations Played 'Duggal Saab' in the Gaza War
While world leaders gave emotional speeches about peace, 51 nations—led by the US and India—were busy running a high-speed home delivery service for military goods.
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While world leaders gave emotional speeches about peace, 51 nations—led by the US and India—were busy running a high-speed home delivery service for military goods.
A 46-year-old British man's brilliant plan to sell fake ancient statues to Sotheby's failed miserably after experts realized his '1976' receipts were printed using technology from 2001, complete with spelling errors.
A savage Hinglish take on the fragile Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, which seems to exist only on paper as airstrikes continue to target paramedics, leaving international law crying in a corner.
A sarcastic take on how international blockades and geopolitical messes have trapped a 64-year-old widow in Gaza, shattering her lifelong dream of performing the Hajj pilgrimage.
Pakistan tries to play peacekeeper between the US and Iran, while Iran tries to set up a literal toll plaza in the Strait of Hormuz and Trump behaves like a stubborn colony kid over uranium.
Vanuatu managed to pass a UN climate resolution with 141 votes, but the world's biggest oil producers voted 'NO' and the resolution doesn't actually blame anyone. Classic global diplomacy!
While China deals with slow-moving floods and people fishing on the streets, North India is practically baking at 48 degrees, forcing farmers to work night shifts to survive the tandoor-like heat.
NATO foreign ministers meet in Sweden to discuss shifting US relations, while Trump surprises Poland with 5,000 troops, Mark Rutte begs for defense budget contributions, and Spain gets roasted by the US for being an uncooperative ally.
Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are bringing the heat to Cuba with military threats and ancient indictments, while China plays the protective neighbor in this ultimate geopolitical drama.
From activists getting a 'sensitive' zero-star treatment in Israeli custody to Aussie commuters dumping public transport the second petrol prices dropped, here is your daily dose of global drama and middle-class hypocrisy.
The US is blocking its own virus-exposed citizens and cruise passengers from returning home, shipping them to Europe instead and forcing strict quarantines, leaving experts to wonder if 'Ghar Wapsi' is now a crime.
Mauritania is successfully fighting radicalisation by deploying highly educated female Islamic scholars (Mourchidates) who use logic and theology to dismantle extremist ideologies in prisons and schools, proving that brains beat bombs every single time.