US President Donald Trump addressed the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, expressing concern over what he called the longstanding conflict between India and Pakistan. Trump expressed hope that the two countries would “figure it out.”
In response to the Pahalgam terror attack , Indian authorities demolished five properties of suspected terrorists involved in the attack, sending a strong message to those linked to cross-border terrorism.
Pakistan's former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari threatened India over the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty , accusing India of illegal actions and vowing to raise the issue internationally following rising tensions.
Here are the top five stories of the morning:
'That was a bad one': US President Donald Trump reacts to Pahalgam terror attack
US President Donald Trump called the recent Pahalgam terror attack “a bad one” and acknowledged the centuries-long tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Speaking aboard Air Force One, he expressed hope that the two countries would “figure it out.” The April 22 strike killed 26 tourists, prompting India to respond with swift diplomatic action—suspending visas, scaling back missions, and halting participation in the Indus Waters Treaty. Trump reiterated his close ties with both nations and familiarity with their leadership. Read full story
Terrorists' houses blown up days after Pahalgam terror attack
In a continued crackdown, authorities have demolished two more homes belonging to suspects in the Pahalgam terror attack, bringing the total to five. Properties of Lashkar commander Shahid Ahmad Kuttay and Zakir Ahmad Ganie were razed using controlled blasts in Shopian and Kulgam. Intelligence links Adil Hussain Thoke, trained in Pakistan, to the attackers. Tuesday’s strike killed 26 tourists in Baisaran Meadow. Officials emphasised that the precision demolitions aimed to avoid harming innocent neighbours. Read full story
‘Either water will flow or their blood will': Ex-Pakistan FM Bhutto's threat to India
Former Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari issued a warning to India after New Delhi suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, saying, “Either water will flow in this Indus, or their blood will.” India blamed Pakistan-backed terror groups for the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 tourists, prompting diplomatic retaliation and treaty suspension under Article XII(3). Tensions have also spilled into Pakistan’s domestic politics, forcing the suspension of a military-backed canal project in Sindh. India has started identifying Pakistanis on short-term visas for repatriation. Read full story
MS Dhoni finally loses cool after CSK loss, says 'you can't just keep ... '
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain MS Dhoni expressed his frustration after his team's five-wicket loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2025. With CSK managing just 154, Dhoni admitted the total was insufficient, especially on a pitch that wasn’t challenging. SRH chased down the target in 18.4 overs, leaving CSK with slim play-off chances. Dhoni emphasized the lack of consistency across the team and the struggles in the middle overs, while also praising Dewald Brevis for his performance. CSK remain at the bottom of the points table. Read full story
Virginia Giuffre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual assault, dies by suicide
Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in exposing Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring and accusing Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, has died by suicide at 41, her family confirmed. She passed away at her farm in Neergabby, Western Australia. Known for her relentless fight for justice, Giuffre's testimony was pivotal in convicting Ghislaine Maxwell. Despite enduring years of abuse, Giuffre's death highlights the lasting toll of her trauma. Her family remembered her as a fierce advocate for survivors, and her lawyer hailed her as a champion for other victims. Read full story
In response to the Pahalgam terror attack , Indian authorities demolished five properties of suspected terrorists involved in the attack, sending a strong message to those linked to cross-border terrorism.
Pakistan's former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari threatened India over the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty , accusing India of illegal actions and vowing to raise the issue internationally following rising tensions.
Here are the top five stories of the morning:
'That was a bad one': US President Donald Trump reacts to Pahalgam terror attack
US President Donald Trump called the recent Pahalgam terror attack “a bad one” and acknowledged the centuries-long tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Speaking aboard Air Force One, he expressed hope that the two countries would “figure it out.” The April 22 strike killed 26 tourists, prompting India to respond with swift diplomatic action—suspending visas, scaling back missions, and halting participation in the Indus Waters Treaty. Trump reiterated his close ties with both nations and familiarity with their leadership. Read full story
Terrorists' houses blown up days after Pahalgam terror attack
In a continued crackdown, authorities have demolished two more homes belonging to suspects in the Pahalgam terror attack, bringing the total to five. Properties of Lashkar commander Shahid Ahmad Kuttay and Zakir Ahmad Ganie were razed using controlled blasts in Shopian and Kulgam. Intelligence links Adil Hussain Thoke, trained in Pakistan, to the attackers. Tuesday’s strike killed 26 tourists in Baisaran Meadow. Officials emphasised that the precision demolitions aimed to avoid harming innocent neighbours. Read full story
‘Either water will flow or their blood will': Ex-Pakistan FM Bhutto's threat to India
Former Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari issued a warning to India after New Delhi suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, saying, “Either water will flow in this Indus, or their blood will.” India blamed Pakistan-backed terror groups for the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 tourists, prompting diplomatic retaliation and treaty suspension under Article XII(3). Tensions have also spilled into Pakistan’s domestic politics, forcing the suspension of a military-backed canal project in Sindh. India has started identifying Pakistanis on short-term visas for repatriation. Read full story
MS Dhoni finally loses cool after CSK loss, says 'you can't just keep ... '
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain MS Dhoni expressed his frustration after his team's five-wicket loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2025. With CSK managing just 154, Dhoni admitted the total was insufficient, especially on a pitch that wasn’t challenging. SRH chased down the target in 18.4 overs, leaving CSK with slim play-off chances. Dhoni emphasized the lack of consistency across the team and the struggles in the middle overs, while also praising Dewald Brevis for his performance. CSK remain at the bottom of the points table. Read full story
Virginia Giuffre, who accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual assault, dies by suicide
Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in exposing Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring and accusing Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, has died by suicide at 41, her family confirmed. She passed away at her farm in Neergabby, Western Australia. Known for her relentless fight for justice, Giuffre's testimony was pivotal in convicting Ghislaine Maxwell. Despite enduring years of abuse, Giuffre's death highlights the lasting toll of her trauma. Her family remembered her as a fierce advocate for survivors, and her lawyer hailed her as a champion for other victims. Read full story
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