Times: This is how 'Trump's favorite general' wages war on Afghanistan
A Times article analyzes the increasing influence of General Asim Munir in Pakistan as he declares an 'open war' on Afghanistan, indicating a profound shift towards military dominance in Pakistani governance.
Breaking: Trump: Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons
Donald Trump stated that Iran must not have nuclear weapons, indicating he is open to military action if necessary, while seeking further negotiations.
Can Air Force Decide the Face-off between Afghanistan and Pakistan? Duweiri Responds
The ongoing military escalation along the Afghan-Pakistani border raises concerns as both nations engage in heightened rhetoric and military actions, with Islamabad describing it as an 'open war' and Kabul asserting its control over border points.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan
Pakistan has launched airstrikes on Kabul and two other Afghan provinces, escalating tensions between the two countries despite a previous ceasefire brokered by Qatar in 2025.
The Anger Room: An Innovative Solution to Preserve the Privacy of Tennis Players
The Austin Open has introduced the 'Anger Room,' a private space for female tennis players to vent their frustrations away from cameras, following incidents of public outbursts during matches.
Breaking: Associated Press reports satellite images indicate all US ships at the Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain have moved offshore
Satellite images show that all US Navy ships stationed at the Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain have moved to open waters.
What do the American aerial movements in Israel and off its coasts conceal?
The article discusses the implications of recent American military aerial activity in Israel and surrounding areas based on navigational data collected by Al Jazeera's open-source intelligence unit.
Despite the narrative of resolution, why does Trump keep the Iran nuclear issue open for negotiation?
The article discusses President Trump's dual approach of threatening military action while also keeping negotiations open regarding Iran's nuclear program.
A Journey into the Depths of History: Visitors Discover a Hidden Mosque from 9 Centuries Ago in Mosul
Tourists and local residents explore an underground mosque dating back to the 12th century in Mosul, Iraq, now opened as an open museum for the first time.
The Open iPhone Revolution: Europe Breaks Appleβs Digital Barriers
The European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) forces Apple to allow alternative app stores, fundamentally altering the iOS operating system and the relationship between users, developers, and Apple.
Bailly plans to open a Juventus academy in Algeria
Algerian star Youcef Blaili announces plans to establish a Juventus academy in Algeria to nurture young talent.
American Threat and Sharp Iranian Response: An Open War of Statements
Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, asserts the resilience of Iran against U.S. pressure amidst escalating tensions between the two nations.
Is Iran Using Navigation Platforms to Monitor American Aircraft?
Recent claims suggest that Iranian military leaders use open-source navigation programs to track American aircraft heading towards the region.
Axios: Trump may allow Iran to have "symbolic" nuclear enrichment
A senior U.S. official indicated that the Trump administration is open to considering a proposal that would allow Iran to conduct symbolic nuclear enrichment, amidst discussions of military options targeting Iranian leaders.
Watch... Alcaraz Wins Qatar Open Tennis Title and Arthur Fils Breaks His Racket in Anger
Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz decisively defeated French player Arthur Fils in the final of the Qatar Open, clinching his 26th title in a quick match that lasted only 50 minutes.
China plans to ban open steering wheels.. what does this mean for the automotive world?
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced a draft amendment to safety standards for steering wheels in vehicles, likely ending the use of open or aircraft-like steering wheels in the Chinese market starting January 1, 2027.
From Trenches to Seas: An Open War to Strike the Russian 'Shadow Fleet'
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine now extends to international waters, where Kyiv and its allies target Russia's oil revenue infrastructure amid escalating Western sanctions.
Breaking | Axios reports Trump advisor: President has not yet decided to attack Iran
Axios reports that a Trump advisor stated the President has not yet made a decision regarding a strike on Iran, while options remain open.
After being sacked from Manchester United, what is Amorim doing in Doha?
Former Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim was spotted in Doha enjoying the Qatar Open tennis tournament following his dismissal from the club.
Ruben Amorim breaks cover after Β£10m Man Utd pay-off as stance on new job emerges
Ruben Amorim, recently sacked as Manchester United's manager, has been seen publicly for the first time at a tennis match in Qatar.
Witness: Swarms of bees cause panic at the Bengaluru tennis tournament
Swarms of honey bees invaded the SM Krishna Stadium during the Bengaluru Open tennis tournament, causing players and spectators alike to seek safety.
After what happened with the prosecutor of the 'Criminal Court'... Europe is building its own Internet
The article discusses Europe's response to a cyber incident involving the ICC prosecutor, leading to a shift towards a self-sufficient digital infrastructure.
Rio Ferdinand's surprise new job revealed after awkward TNT Sports disagreement
Rio Ferdinand has taken on a new role in broadcasting tennis after leaving TNT Sports at the end of the last season.
After its big success, the developer of 'Open Clue' joins OpenAI
Peter Steinberger, the developer of the open-source AI tool 'Open Clue,' has joined OpenAI, which will use it as a foundational model for its own AI agents.
Hamas Leader: We Reject Israel's Deadline for Surrendering Weapons, and Confrontation is Open
A senior Hamas leader has rejected Israel's demand to surrender weapons, asserting that the organization will not yield to threats.
Poll: Canadians More Accepting of Chinese Electric Cars
A recent poll indicates that Canadians are becoming more open to purchasing Chinese-made electric vehicles, following a decision by Prime Minister Mark Carney to reduce tariffs on these imports.
Jannik Sinner is confronted by fan in lift and shows his true colours with reaction
Jannik Sinner had a light-hearted interaction with a fan in a lift, displaying his gracious personality ahead of the Qatar Open.
Pickle Juice: The Amazing Secret of Spanish Alcaraz to Defeat Muscle Cramps
Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz successfully overcame severe dehydration cramps after an epic five-hour match against Alexander Zverev, showcasing his extraordinary recovery ability.
Epstein Files Shock Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna and Open Elite Immunity File
Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna experiences a profound shift in position following the release of the Epstein documents, calling for full transparency.
Cosmic Scars: Can Ancient Cosmic Strings Open the Door to Time Travel?
The article discusses the potential implications of ancient cosmic strings on the theory of time travel, highlighting renewed interest in cosmic phenomena since the detection of anomalies in pulsar signals.
Greenland is heading towards mining investment and opens its doors to work in mines
Greenland is preparing to open its territories to investors in the mining sector amid political debates between the United States and Denmark regarding the island's strategic future.
Video: Muchova crowned at the Qatar Open tennis tournament
Czech player KarolΓna MuchovΓ‘ won the Qatar Open tennis title, claiming her first Masters 1000 title by defeating Canadian Victoria Mboko.
Trump open to meeting Khamenei and Iran rejects pressure to stop uranium enrichment
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated that President Trump is willing to meet Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, while Iran rejects political pressure to halt its uranium enrichment activities.
Expansion of Fighting in Sudan
The fighting in Sudan is expanding across multiple fronts, with airstrikes and battles transforming cities into open conflict zones.
Fantastic Sakkari defeats Swiatek
Maria Sakkari achieved a significant victory over Iga Swiatek in the Doha tournament, marking her first win against the Polish champion since 2021.
Triumph for Sakari, she came back to defeat Swiatek
Maria Sakari achieved a stunning comeback victory over Iga Swiatek at the Qatar Open, advancing to the semifinals with a score of 2-6, 6-4, 7-5.
Egyptian Dominance at the 'Windy City Open' Squash Championship in Chicago (Video)
Egyptian players have dominated the 'Windy City Open' squash championship in Chicago, with Nour El Sherbini winning the women's title and Mostafa Asal clinching the men's title.
Qatar Open Championship: Djokovic Announces Withdrawal and Alcaraz and Sinner Are the Main Contenders
Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the Qatar Open due to exhaustion, paving the way for Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner to be the top contenders for the title.
6 Essential Open Source and Unknown Applications
The article discusses six essential open-source applications that remain largely unknown but offer significant benefits to users.
Serena Williams comeback date emerges as training partner speaks out on return
Serena Williams is training ahead of her anticipated return to professional tennis, having been eligible to compete again by the end of February.
Another victory for Sakkari in Doha
Maria Sakkari displayed an excellent performance, defeating the world number 8, Jasmine Paolini, to advance to the Round of 16 at the Qatar Open.
Emma Raducanu suffers health scare as she retires mid-match after blood pressure check
Emma Raducanu retired from her first-round match at the Qatar Open due to health concerns following a blood pressure check.
Raducanu retires from Qatar Open after having on-court blood-pressure test
Emma Raducanu retired from her match at the Qatar Open after experiencing blood pressure issues on court against Camila Osorio.
Qatar Open: A successful debut for Sakari
Maria Sakari had a strong start at the WTA 1000 Qatar Open, defeating Turkey's Zeynep SΓΆnmez easily.
Doubles specialist Clara Tauson eliminated in the first round
Danish tennis player Clara Tauson was defeated in the first round of the Qatar Open by Czech player Katerina Siniakova.
Two months after investigations... Notepad++ application hack revealed, Chinese hackers suspected
A cyber attack against the open-source Notepad++ application has been traced back to a Chinese hacking group, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
Khaled Meshaal: We are open to approaches based on guarantees, not disarmament
Khaled Meshaal, the head of Hamas's political bureau in exile, emphasizes openness to realistic approaches focused on guarantees instead of disarmament during a forum in Doha.
Pictures.. Learn about the open and closed doors of Jerusalem
The article discusses the open and closed gates of Jerusalem, detailing their historical significance and architecture.
The Head of the Syrian National Drama Committee: The Role of Drama is to Open Difficult Questions, Not to Provide an Artificial Reconciliation Discourse
The head of the Syrian National Drama Committee discusses the evolving role of Syrian drama amidst the challenges of war and the need for deeper narratives.
Open Iftars in London: Young Muslims Facing Spatial Displacement Danger
A new generation of British Muslims is creating inclusive spaces for Ramadan celebrations amidst rising Islamophobia, but these initiatives face existential threats.