Eli Lilly Expands Its Horizon in India: A $1 Billion Push to Power Global Pharma Ambitions

Eli Lilly’s Global Pursuit of Innovation For more than a century, Eli Lilly and Company has stood at the forefront of global pharmaceutical innovation, delivering transformative treatments for diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and Alzheimer’s. From its humble beginnings in Indianapolis to becoming a multinational powerhouse, Lilly’s focus has remained consistent—advancing science and expanding access…

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Nobel Prize in Medicine 2025: Trio Honored for Unlocking the Body’s Immune Defense Secrets

The World’s Most Prestigious Science Honor The Nobel Prize—the pinnacle of scientific and humanitarian recognition—has long celebrated breakthroughs that change the course of human understanding. Among its six categories, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine holds a special place for honoring discoveries that redefine health and life itself. In 2025, this coveted award has been…

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French PM Sebastien Lecornu Resigns, Deepening Macron’s Political Crisis

France’s Political Gridlock Worsens France’s already fragile political landscape has plunged into fresh turmoil after Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned just a month into office, delivering another blow to President Emmanuel Macron’s struggling administration. His abrupt exit — the fifth prime ministerial resignation in two years — has intensified the government’s instability and reignited debates over leadership,…

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Hope Amid Hostility: Israel–Hamas Talks in Egypt Offer a Fragile Path to Peace

A War at a Crossroads The long and bitter Israel–Hamas conflict has once again reached a decisive moment. As Gaza reels under months of relentless violence and destruction, global attention has turned to Egypt — the stage for renewed indirect negotiations between the two bitter rivals. This latest diplomatic effort, backed by the United States, seeks…

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Pakistan’s Arabian Gambit: Port Proposal to US Signals New Strategic Shift

High-Stakes Diplomacy in Washington Pakistan’s civil-military leadership is attempting a bold reset with Washington. In September, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir sat down with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House in what is being described as a pivotal meeting. The discussions centered around regional security, counter-terrorism, and economic cooperation—topics…

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Hope Amid Ruins: Hamas Signals Readiness for Gaza Peace Deal

Ceasefire in Sight? The long and bloody conflict in Gaza may be inching toward a breakthrough. On Saturday, Hamas declared it was prepared to “immediately” begin talks to resolve outstanding issues tied to U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace framework. The announcement marked a significant shift, breaking months of deadlock that have fueled devastation and despair in…

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Sanae Takaichi Set to Become Japan’s First Woman Prime Minister

A Shifting Political Landscape Japan’s political arena is entering a defining moment. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), long dominated by male leadership and traditional power blocs, has chosen Sanae Takaichi as its new party head, positioning her to take office as Japan’s first female prime minister. Her rise comes at a time when the LDP faces…

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Blood on the Streets of PoK: Pakistan’s Crackdown Fuels Anger, India Blames Exploitation

Rising Flames of Discontent In recent days, Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK) has been rocked by widespread protests that turned violent, leaving at least nine people—including three policemen—dead and hundreds injured. The demonstrations, led by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), reflect years of pent-up frustration over economic hardships, political suppression, and unchecked exploitation by Islamabad. What…

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