Month: June 2025

Elon Musk Expresses Regret Over Attacks on Trump

Elon Musk Expresses Regret Over Attacks on Trump

Posted by | Jun 11, 2025 | |

Elon Musk has expressed regret over his recent attacks on U.S. President Donald Trump, admitting that some of his social media posts “went too far.” Musk’s criticisms included unsubstantiated claims about Trump’s involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. The remarks follow a public fallout after Musk opposed Trump’s tax and spending proposals. Musk has since deleted some of his posts and softened his stance, signaling a potential de-escalation in their conflict.

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Initiative aims to build permanent capacity and increase access to investment and training to save lives and protect infrastructure in vulnerable mountain range

Initiative aims to build permanent capacity and increase access to investment and training to save lives and protect infrastructure in vulnerable mountain range

Posted by | Jun 11, 2025 | , |

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has appointed ICIMOD as a technical partner for its Building Adaptation and Resilience in the Hindu Kush Himalayas (BARHKH) initiative, launched in December 2023. With $6.52 million in funding, the initiative aims to reduce climate-induced hazards such as floods and landslides in Bhutan and Nepal. Switzerland contributes CHF 2 million and shares its expertise in disaster risk management. The project seeks to strengthen regional resilience, enhance early warning systems, and reduce disaster risks by building capacity and promoting climate-resilient investments.

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Beyond Sutras: Gandhara’s Hidden Hand in Japan’s Pacifist Constitution, Reveals Monk

Beyond Sutras: Gandhara’s Hidden Hand in Japan’s Pacifist Constitution, Reveals Monk

Posted by | Jun 10, 2025 | |

Japanese monk Ven. Jiun Sugitani revealed that ancient Pakistan’s Gandhara region significantly influenced Japan’s pacifist constitution. He traced Gandharan Buddhist principles → Prince Shotoku’s 7th-century constitution → Japan’s modern Article 9 renouncing war, calling Gandhara’s peace philosophy foundational to Japan’s identity.

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Swat’s Tourism Dilemma: A Surge in Visitors, Yet Mounting Waste and Environmental Concerns

Swat’s Tourism Dilemma: A Surge in Visitors, Yet Mounting Waste and Environmental Concerns

Posted by | Jun 10, 2025 | , |

Swat, once known as the “Switzerland of Pakistan,” is facing an environmental crisis due to a surge in tourism. While the region has attracted a record number of visitors, the influx has led to widespread pollution and waste at popular sites like Mahodand Lake, Ushu Forest, and Taip Banda. Environmental activists are urging both tourists and the district administration to adopt responsible practices and enforce eco-tourism measures to prevent further degradation. Without immediate action, Swat risks losing its natural beauty to neglect and overexploitation.

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May 2024 Indo-Pak Conflict Sparks Regional Tensions and Global Concerns

May 2024 Indo-Pak Conflict Sparks Regional Tensions and Global Concerns

Posted by | Jun 9, 2025 | , |

The May 2024 Indo-Pak conflict reignited tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors, with cross-border clashes raising fears of regional escalation. The brief but intense confrontation drew global attention, highlighting the fragile security dynamics in South Asia. Analysts warn of deepening geopolitical instability, as major powers—including the U.S., China, and Russia—monitor the crisis. The conflict underscores the urgent need for diplomatic engagement to prevent further deterioration in one of the world’s most volatile regions.

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