Iran FM Araghchi Says Trump ‘Killed Diplomacy’

Iran FM Araghchi Says Trump ‘Killed Diplomacy’ Amid War Escalation, Blames US Strikes for Collapse of Talks

By Y-Trendz International Desk

In a sharp escalation of rhetoric amid the ongoing West Asian conflict, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of “killing diplomacy,” blaming recent military actions for derailing ongoing negotiations between Iran and

Pakistan Air Strikes Hit Hospital in Kabul

Pakistan Air Strikes Hit Hospital in Kabul, Civilian Casualties Feared as Tensions Escalate

By Y-Trendz International Desk

In a deeply alarming development, fresh air strikes reportedly carried out by Pakistan have hit a hospital in Kabul, raising serious concerns over civilian safety and adherence to international humanitarian norms. The incident marks a sharp escalation in regional tensions and has

EU Chief Urges Caution on Middle East Crisis

EU Chief Urges Caution on Middle East Crisis, Says Europe Must Act Carefully Amid Rising Tensions

By Y-Trendz International Desk

In a crucial diplomatic message amid escalating tensions in West Asia, the head of the European Commission has emphasized that Europe must proceed with caution in responding to the unfolding crisis in the Middle East. The statement reflects growing concern

BJP Releases First Candidate List

BJP Releases First Candidate List for West Bengal Polls, Battle for Bengal Intensifies

By Y-Trendz Political Bureau

In a major political development ahead of the upcoming elections in West Bengal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has released its first list of candidates, setting the stage for a

BJP to Contest 90–100 Seats in Kerala

BJP to Contest 90–100 Seats in Kerala, Announces First List of 47 Candidates Ahead of Crucial Poll Battle

By Y-Trendz Political Bureau

In a significant political development ahead of the upcoming elections in Kerala, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced that it will contest between 90 and 100 seats in the state, unveiling its first list of 47 candidates. The move signals the party’s intent to expand its