Author: Ethan Brown

Satellite images from May 10, 2025, reveal significant damage at several Pakistani military air bases after India launched targeted strikes in Operation Sindoor. The strikes, which followed three days of escalating hostilities, appear to have rattled Pakistan, prompting its government to seek a ceasefire. Pakistan’s Key Air Bases Suffer Devastating Strikes India’s precision missile strikes on May 8-10, 2025, targeted 11 of Pakistan’s military air bases, leaving extensive damage at…

Australia’s Liberal Party installs its first-ever woman leader, as Labor celebrates a stronger-than-expected second-term win under Anthony Albanese. The shake-up comes just days after the federal election delivered a sobering loss for conservatives, with voters pushing back on Trump-style politics. Now, with Sussan Ley at the helm, the Liberals are trying to course-correct and reconnect. Albanese Sworn In, Labor Seals Historic Second Term Australia’s center-left Labor Party didn’t just win…

Prime Minister Modi’s Strong Message: Operation Sindoor Is India’s Commitment to Justice and Peace In a powerful address to the nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India’s unwavering stance against terrorism and nuclear blackmail. Speaking for the first time since the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, he reiterated that India had drawn new red lines in the fight against terrorism. Operation Sindoor, launched in response to terror attacks, reflects India’s…

A 19-year-old Georgia college student remains in ICE custody after being detained following a mistaken traffic stop. Despite the charges being dropped, concerns about her immigration status persist. It all began on May 5 in Dalton, Georgia, when Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a student at Dalton State College, was pulled over for allegedly making an illegal turn. However, the situation quickly took a wrong turn of its own. According to the Dalton…

On May 12, 2025, two independent journalists from Pirveli TV were violently attacked while on assignment in the village of Martkopi near Tbilisi. Mariam Makasarashvili, the reporter, and cameraman Nukri Kapiashvili were left with serious injuries after the incident, which has sparked outrage among rights groups and media organizations. A Violent Encounter in Martkopi The attack occurred when Makasarashvili and Kapiashvili visited the home of Giorgi Shindjikashvili, the deputy governor…

Tensions flare once again along the Line of Control (LoC) as the Pakistan Army targets multiple Indian positions across the border. This marks the fifth consecutive day of such provocations. Since Thursday night, the Pakistan Army has been carrying out unprovoked small arms firing in several sectors along the LoC. On the night of April 28–29, the target areas included the Kupwara and Baramulla districts, as well as the Akhnoor…

Savannah River mill now accepts polycoated paper cups, boosting the company’s fiber recovery goals and supporting sustainability initiatives Georgia-Pacific is cranking up its commitment to sustainability. The Atlanta-based paper giant announced Monday that its Savannah River mill in Rincon, Georgia, will now accept polycoated paper cups in its mixed paper recycling stream—marking a big step toward addressing one of the foodservice industry’s nagging environmental headaches. With this move, Georgia-Pacific adds…