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Pakistan and India extend airspace ban on each other
Following a month of escalating violence, Pakistan and India have announced an extension of their airspace ban on each other's airlines, significantly impacting international travel routes.
There's more to Kashmir - like shikaras, saffron, skiing and snow
The hostilities must end, says the writer Yogin Devan
India has risen: why the colonial powers fear New India in 2025?
How India silenced Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack
India reopens 32 airports after ceasefire with Pakistan
India reopened 32 airports on Monday following a weekend ceasefire that ended the worst fighting with neighbouring Pakistan since 1999.
India warns Pakistan military attacks will get 'very firm response'
India's foreign ministry said that all those killed were in the town of Poonch, with 59 others injured, the majority also in the town.
Airlines cancel, reroute flights after India-Pakistan clashes
Clashes between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan on Wednesday sent airlines scrambling to cancel, divert or reroute flights.
India and Pakistan: a history of armed conflict
A timeline of the violent clashes between India and Pakistan over the years.
India launches strikes on Pakistan, Islamabad vows to 'settle the score'
Pakistan said Indian strikes had killed at least eight people, and India said Pakistani artillery fire had killed three civilians along the de facto border in contested Kashmir.
Fearing Indian police, Kashmiris scrub 'resistance' tattoos
Thousands in Indian-administered Kashmir with "resistance tattoos", including assault rifles inked to oppose New Delhi's authority, have been lining up to scrub them from their bodies, fearing police after a deadly attack on tourists.
The implications of the Pahalgam attack
Terrorism and tourism: the impact of violence on Kashmir's economy
South African Hindus unite in protest over Kashmir tourist killings
In a powerful display of solidarity, South African Hindus are organising protests against the tragic killings of tourists in Kashmir, demanding justice and peace.
US mulls new travel bans against over 40 countries
According to a report US diplomatic and security officials have drafted a list of the countries targeted, with varied travel bans for three categories.
It's back to Pakistan for Proteas for Champions Trophy semi-final after India thump New Zealand
Proteas prepare to face New Zealand in the Champions Trophy semi-final in Lahore after India's impressive win over the Black Caps.
Rassie van der Dussen proves he can still hang with the young guns
Even though gracefully admitting that he would step aside to make way for the new kids on the block when the time comes, Proteas batsman Rassie van der Dussen showed the cricket world why he’s still championship material.
Champions Trophy: Proteas' Heinrich Klaasen ready to make good on pre-tournament promise
Heinrich Klaasen declares his ambition to be the best in the world as he leads the Proteas into the ICC Champions Trophy semi-finals, showcasing his exceptional form.
Education Emergency: Pakistan Grapples with Severe Learning Poverty
Learning poverty refers to the percentage of children at the end of primary school who are unable to read and comprehend a simple text, a crucial foundation for further education and personal development.
Proteas face Australia in crucial ICC clash
Temba Bavuma’s men come up against arch-foes Australia in a Pool B clash that will go a long way in deciding both team’s chances of progressing to the semi-finals.
Proteas need to fight fire with fire against Australia - with or without Heinrich Klaasen
As the Proteas prepare for a crucial Champions Trophy clash, can they overcome Australia's batting prowess despite missing key players?
Wiaan Mulder’s positive start to Champions Trophy after finger recovery
Proteas all-rounder Wiaan Mulder shined in South Africa’s win over Afghanistan, taking 2/36 on his return from injury. Supported by Ryan Rickelton’s maiden ODI century and a strong bowling attack, the Proteas look in top form. With a crucial clash against Australia in Rawalpindi ahead, Mulder emphasizes the team’s focus on the present as they chase ICC Champions Trophy glory. Stay tuned for the latest Proteas updates!
Proteas pace bowlers sweep through Afghanistan despite “flat pitches”
South Africa's cricket team, led by Kagiso Rabada, showcased their bowling prowess in a commanding 107-run victory over Afghanistan in the ICC Champions Trophy, setting a positive tone for the tournament.
It’s fun having Kagiso Rabada in my ear, says Proteas youngster Kwena Maphaka
Proteas paceman Kwena Maphaka will eagerly await an opportunity to feature in the Champions Trophy and prove his worth and ingenuity as a fast bowler, given the flat conditions.
Why Kagiso Rabada must carry depleted Proteas on his broad shoulders at Champions Trophy
Kagiso Rabada faces the daunting task of leading a depleted Proteas pace attack in the high-stakes 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
No complacency among Proteas batsman despite high scoring wicket
Despite ideal batting conditions at the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan, Proteas spinner Keshav Maharaj reveals the team's determined approach to training and preparation, while addressing concerns about their pace attack and celebrating Pakistan's return to hosting international cricket.
Flat Pakistan conditions an opportunity for bowlers to show their class, Keshav Maharaj says
Proteas spinner Keshav Maharaj views Pakistan's batting-friendly pitches as an opportunity to showcase bowling prowess ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy opener against Afghanistan. The experienced left-arm spinner shares insights on adapting tactics for subcontinental conditions.
Lungi Ngidi taking steps in right direction, bowling coach Anton Roux says
Proteas bowling coach Anton Roux expresses confidence in fast bowler Lungi Ngidi's progress ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy, despite recent performance concerns and injury setbacks. Roux highlights Ngidi's potential role with the new ball and his crucial death bowling capabilities.