The Press Editor

While the world remembers the September 11 terror attacks for their devastating impact, many stories remain lesser known. Here are some facts that you should know. New Delhi: September 11, 2001, remains the deadliest attack. Suicide attackers seized US passenger jets and crashed them into two New York skyscrapers, killing thousands of people. Nearly 3,000 people were killed across multiple coordinated strikes involving four hijacked airplanes. Among the dead were 343 firefighters, 72 law enforcement officers, and 55 military personnel. What’s less known is that citizens from over 90 countries perished in the attacks. The Twin Towers of the World…

Most of those killed were in Sanaa, the capital, where a military headquarters and a fuel station were among the sites hit, the health ministry said. Sanaa (Yemen): At least 35 were killed and several others were injured as Israel on Wednesday launched another round of heavy airstrikes in Yemen, Houthi officials said. The development comes just days after Houthi rebels carried out a drone attack that struck an Israeli airport. The strikes killed at least 35 people and wounded more than 130 others, the Houthi-run health ministry said. Search crews were continuing to dig through the rubble. Most…

The death was announced on social media by Trump, who praised the 31-year-old Kirk, the co-founder and CEO of the youth organisation Turning Point USA, as "Great, and even Legendary." Utah: Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and close ally of President Donald Trump, has died after being shot during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. Trump announced on social media that Kirk, who played an influential role in rallying young Republican voters, has died after he was shot in the neck while speaking at a Utah Valley University event.  Trump pays tribute to Charlie Kirk The US President paid…

The discussions, which the Pentagon called 'open and productive,' focused on two of the most sensitive issues between the two nations– Taiwan and the South China Sea. Washington: In stark warning to the United States, China said Washington’s efforts to “contain, deter, or interfere” with Beijing would fail and that there should be a peaceful coexistence. China’s defence minister Dong Jun made these assertions while with his US counterpart Pete Hegseth. "We must... build an equal, respectful, peacefully coexistent, stable and positive military-to-military relationship. We must respect each other's core interests," CCTV quoted Jun as saying to Hegseth during a…