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Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated significantly, with reports of multiple explosions heard in Srinagar amid ongoing military operations. Pakistani forces deployed between 300 and 400 drones, primarily Turkish-made Asisguard Songar models, on the night of May 8-9. Indian defense systems, including the Barak-8 and S-400 missile platforms, successfully intercepted many of these drones. During a live NDTV broadcast in Srinagar, explosions were audible as targets included key locations such as Srinagar airport and the Awantipora airbase. In Ferozpur, a drone strike on a civilian area injured three family members, although no military installations were harmed. In response to the escalating situation, Pakistan has closed its airspace to all traffic, following accusations from India that it was using commercial flights as cover during the drone assaults. This development marks a significant moment in the ongoing conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations. 
Published: May 10 2025, 6 ameznews.inA recent study published in the June edition of *Food Chemistry: Molecular Sciences* highlights the potential risks of consuming large doses of cinnamon, particularly in supplement form, which may interfere with the effectiveness of prescription medications. Researchers, led by Bill Gurley from the University of Mississippi, found that cinnamon's components, cinnamaldehyde and cinnamic acid, can activate the body's xenobiotic receptors, potentially leading to quicker elimination of drugs and reduced absorption. While moderate cinnamon intake may offer health benefits, excessive consumption raises concerns about drug interactions, especially for those on anticoagulants due to coumarin content in Cassia cinnamon. Experts urge caution, recommending that individuals consult healthcare providers before starting cinnamon supplements, as the study did not define what constitutes an excessive amount. Further research is necessary to fully understand cinnamon's effects on drug metabolism and its overall health benefits.
Published: May 10 2025, 12 pmeznews.inIndia has condemned Pakistan's allegations that Indian missiles were fired at a religious site, labeling them as “lame attempts” to sow division within the country. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, speaking at a press conference on Saturday, dismissed the claims as “ludicrous” and “totally frivolous,” particularly in light of Pakistan's history of targeting civilian populations in Afghanistan. His comments followed a series of Pakistani attacks on Friday night, which he described as reflective of Islamabad's “evil design” to mislead the international community. Misri specifically criticized Pakistan for shelling places of worship, including gurdwaras and temples, asserting that such actions represent a new low for the nation. He emphasized that the notion of India attacking its own cities is a “deranged fantasy” unique to Pakistan, reinforcing India's stance against what it perceives as disinformation from its neighbor.
Published: May 10 2025, 11 ameznews.inJammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has criticized the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for approving a $1 billion loan to Pakistan amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. Abdullah questioned how the international community expects to de-escalate the situation when the IMF effectively funds Pakistan's military actions, which he claims are devastating regions like Poonch and Rajouri. The IMF's approval follows a review of Pakistan's economic reform program and brings total disbursements to approximately $2.1 billion under the Extended Fund Facility. India expressed concerns about the effectiveness of IMF programs for Pakistan, citing its poor track record and the potential misuse of funds for state-sponsored terrorism. The Indian Ministry of Finance highlighted Pakistan's long history of borrowing from the IMF, suggesting that the military's influence over economic affairs poses significant risks to policy implementation. Tensions have heightened recently following a deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
Published: May 10 2025, 9 ameznews.inPresident Donald Trump announced a controversial executive order on Friday aimed at establishing a federally funded self-deportation program, offering paid flights and an "exit bonus" for undocumented immigrants willing to leave the United States voluntarily. In a statement on the White House website, Trump condemned illegal immigration as a "full-scale invasion" contributing to crime and violence, urging undocumented individuals to "book your free flight right now." The program promises a $1,000 stipend, confirmed by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, to be paid after return to their home country. However, Trump also warned of severe repercussions for those who do not comply, including potential jail time, financial penalties, and sudden deportation. The announcement comes on the heels of Trump's earlier comments about incentivizing voluntary departures, emphasizing that those who leave can choose their destination, provided it is not the U.S.
Published: May 10 2025, 9 ameznews.inUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir to de-escalate tensions with India, as hostilities have intensified following India's Operation Sindoor, a military strike targeting Pakistan in response to a terror attack. The US State Department indicated that Rubio also spoke to Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, advocating for constructive dialogue and urging Pakistan to curtail support for terrorist groups. President Donald Trump has expressed a desire for quick de-escalation, while the US government has stated it will not intervene directly in the conflict. Tensions escalated further as India reported multiple drone and missile attacks from Pakistan, leading to heightened military activity and the shutdown of Pakistani airspace after explosions were reported near Islamabad. The Indian Army confirmed the destruction of hostile drones over its territory, underscoring the ongoing volatility in the region.
Published: May 10 2025, 9 ameznews.inThe G7 nations have called for immediate de-escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan following alleged missile strikes, emphasizing the need for maximum restraint from both sides. In a statement, the G7 Foreign Ministers condemned a recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam and expressed concerns for civilian safety, urging direct dialogue to achieve a peaceful resolution. Meanwhile, India's Ministry of Defence reported the sighting of drones at 26 locations along the International Border and Line of Control with Pakistan, including armed drones that recently targeted a civilian area in Ferozpur, injuring a local family. In response, Indian armed forces are on high alert, employing counter-drone systems and advising citizens in border areas to remain indoors and follow safety protocols. Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a high-level meeting to address the escalating situation, underscoring the government's commitment to maintaining security and vigilance.
Published: May 10 2025, 8 ameznews.inPowerful explosions rocked several Pakistani air bases early Saturday, including the strategically significant Nur Khan Air Base near Islamabad, prompting the government to close the nation’s airspace to civilian and commercial flights. The military reported blasts at three air force installations, with Nur Khan, located just 10 kilometers from the capital and adjacent to military headquarters, being the most affected. Eyewitness accounts described a series of loud explosions followed by increased military activity, with videos on social media purportedly showing the base engulfed in flames, although these have not been independently verified. The Murid air base in Chakwal and Rafiqui air base in Jhang were also reportedly hit. This escalation comes on the heels of India accusing Pakistan of using commercial flights as cover during drone attacks, heightening tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations. The airspace closure was officially communicated via a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM).
Published: May 10 2025, 5 ameznews.inIn a historic joint visit to Ukraine on Saturday, the leaders of France, Britain, Germany, and Poland pledged to intensify pressure on Russia until it agrees to a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict. French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with President Volodymyr Zelensky, emphasizing their commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty and security. Their visit comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin's defiant remarks during a Moscow parade commemorating World War II. The leaders called for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire, supporting US President Donald Trump's proposal, and expressed readiness to facilitate peace talks. They underscored the need for increased military support for Ukraine and the establishment of a European security force post-conflict. The visit highlights European unity amid ongoing tensions, even as divisions within Europe remain evident, particularly with Slovakia's recent engagement in Moscow.
Published: May 10 2025, 4 ameznews.inThe United States is grappling with a significant resurgence of measles, with over 1,000 confirmed cases and three fatalities reported this year, according to state and local data. This outbreak, the deadliest in decades, has been exacerbated by misinformation surrounding the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, notably propagated by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Texas has reported more than 70 percent of the cases, particularly affecting a vaccine-skeptical Mennonite community. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has struggled to keep pace with reporting due to budget cuts, while vaccination rates have declined from 95.2 percent in 2019-2020 to 92.7 percent in 2023-2024. Experts warn that the highly contagious virus poses a serious risk, especially to unvaccinated individuals, and reflects a troubling decline in public trust in health authorities amid ongoing vaccine misinformation.
Published: May 10 2025, 4 am
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