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Bangladesh Gopalganj Clashes Fallout

Bangladesh Gopalganj Clashes Fallout

November 9, 2025 — World — By: Sanam Gul

When I have fears that I may cease to be Before my pen has gleaned my teeming brain, Before high-pilèd books, in charactery, Hold like rich garners the full ripened grain; When I behold, upon the night’s starred face, Huge cloudy symbols of a high romance, And think that I may never live to trace Their shadows with the magic hand of chance; And when I feel, fair creature of an hour, That I shall never look upon thee more, Never have relish in the faery power Of unreflecting love—then on the shore Of the wide world I stand alone, and think Till love and fame to nothingness do sink.

When I Have Fears

November 9, 2025 — Poem Of The Day — By: Jarida Recommends

“We accept the love we think we deserve.” — Stephen Chbosky

We accept the love

November 9, 2025 — Quote of the Day — By: Jarida Report

The Punjab police have registered 51 new cases against environmental violators as part of their ongoing campaign to control smog and reduce air pollution across the province, a spokesperson said on Saturday. The crackdown, which spanned Lahore and other districts over the last 24 hours, led to the arrest of the violators and resulted in fines totaling over Rs1.067 million imposed on 491 people. An additional 38 individuals were issued warnings for environmental violations. According to the breakdown provided by the spokesperson, the operations targeted key sources of pollution. A total of 209 smoke-emitting vehicles were cited, alongside 101 incidents of crop residue burning and 7 violations related to brick kilns. This recent enforcement action is part of a larger, year-long initiative. (DAWN)

Police Registers 51 More Cases for Anti-Smog Initiative

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Nine people were killed in firing incidents, and two others were abducted in the districts of Kalat, Nasirabad, and Jhal Magsi in Balochistan on Saturday. In Kalat district’s Khaliqabad area, four people, including tribal leader Shakir Saadullah Langove and his brother Shakir Khairullah Langove, were gunned down when unidentified assailants opened fire in the Sarbund area. According to Levies sources, the other two victims were identified as Muhammad Karim and Muhammad Zahir. The attackers fled the scene after the assault, and authorities have launched an investigation. In another firing incident, two persons were killed in the Shpistan area of Panjgur. Police said that unknown armed men riding a motorbike opened fire and killed the two individuals, who were identified as Muhammad Zafar and Muhammad Naeem. Their bodies were shifted to the district hospital. The cause of the killings is not known so far. In Dera Murad Jamali, two excavator drivers working for a construction company were abducted at gunpoint by unidentified armed men near the Notal police station area of Nasirabad district. The victims, Aashiq Ali Mohammad Hasni and Shakeel Ahmed Korai, were kidnapped near Rabi Canal Sufi Wah, while their machinery was left behind. Police and security forces have launched a search operation to recover them. (DAWN)

9 Killed, Two Abducted in Three Separate Incidents In Balochistan

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Nationwide Protest against 27th Amendment announced by Opposition Alliance

Nationwide Protest against 27th Amendment announced by Opposition Alliance

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

The Philippines evacuated over 100,000 residents across its eastern and northern regions as Fung-wong intensified on Sunday into a super typhoon ahead of its expected arrival later in the day, threatening to unleash torrential rains, destructive winds, and storm surges. Storm alert signals have been hoisted across large parts of the Philippines, with Signal No. 5, the highest warning, raised over southeastern Luzon, including Catanduanes and coastal areas of Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur, while Metro Manila and surrounding areas are under Signal No. 3. Packing sustained winds of 185kph (11mph) and gusts of up to 230 kph, Super Typhoon Fung-wong, locally known as Uwan, is forecast to make landfall in Aurora province in central Luzon Sunday night at the earliest. Parts of Eastern Visayas were already experiencing power outages. (Geo News)

Over 100,000 evacuated from Philippines due to Super Typhoon

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Tens of thousands have taken to the streets of Portugal's capital, Lisbon, to protest against proposed labour laws which they say threaten workers' rights. The centre-right government wants to make it easier for employers to fire people, outsource work to other companies, and limit some types of compassionate leave, including cutting bereavement leave for women who suffer miscarriages. It says the measures are needed to improve job flexibility and increase productivity in one of western Europe's poorest countries. The head of Portugal's largest union, CGTP, called the reforms "one of the greatest attacks ever made against workers" in the country and announced a general strike for 11 December. The bill is likely to pass in parliament with support from far-right party Chega. The union told Reuters that around 100,000 protesters filled Lisbon's main avenue, while the Associated Press also reported tens of thousands of people were present. No police estimate was available. (BBC)

Protests in Lisbon over Proposed Labor Laws

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan broke down, although a ceasefire continues between the South Asian neighbours, a Taliban spokesperson said on Saturday. Zabihullah Mujahid said negotiations had failed due to Islamabad insisting that Afghanistan assume responsibility for Pakistan's internal security, a demand he described as beyond Afghanistan's "capacity". But, he said, "The ceasefire that has been established has not been violated by us so far, and it will continue to be observed." On Friday, Pakistani Minister of Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif said peace talks with Afghanistan in Istanbul aimed at preventing renewed border clashes had collapsed, adding that the ceasefire would hold as long as there were no attacks from Afghan soil. Afghan and Pakistani troops briefly exchanged fire along their shared border on Thursday, the same day peace talks resumed in Istanbul. (Reuters)

Pak-Afghan Peace Talks Collapse, Ceasefire Remains

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Arsenal Held to a 2-2 Draw Against Sunderland

Arsenal Held to a 2-2 Draw Against Sunderland

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Bipartisan talks in the U.S. Senate to end the federal shutdown have taken a positive turn, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said on Saturday, with lawmakers working on deals to temporarily reopen the government and introduce three longer-term funding bills for some agencies. Asked by reporters whether there have been bipartisan talks within the last 24 hours that have been positive in nature, Thune, a South Dakota Republican, responded, "Yeah. I'd say so." Saturday marked the 39th day of the federal shutdown, which has already sidelined many federal workers and affected food aid, air travel and national parks. After weeks of faltering talks, Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Senate seemed to start negotiating in earnest late this week. Lawmakers on Saturday had hoped to unveil the full text of three fiscal 2026 full-year funding measures for agriculture, food and nutrition programs, along with money for military construction projects, veterans' programs and funding to operate Congress, according to Republican senators. The proposals would fund those operations through September 30, 2026. (Reuters)

Talks to end US Government Shutdown Look Promising, says Senate Majority Leader

November 9, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Tehran Set to Restrict Water as Iran Tries to fight Drought

November 8, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

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