Tanveer Iqbal

(By Tanveer Iqbal) Nuclear weapons have been a topic of great concern and fascination since their inception. These powerful devices have the potential to cause mass destruction and have played a significant role in shaping international relations and geopolitical dynamics. In this article, we will delve into the atomic world, exploring the number of nuclear warheads held by different countries, nations hosting these weapons, and the countries with the most nuclear submarines. Number of Nuclear Warheads by Country Nuclear warheads are highly sophisticated and devastating weapons. Let's take a closer look at the countries possessing significant stockpiles of these weapons: Russia : At the top of the list is Russia, with an estimated 5,899 nuclear warheads. Russia's nuclear arsenal is a relic of the Cold War era and remains one of the largest in the world. United States : Following closely behind Russia is the United States, with approximately 5,244 nuclear warheads. The U.S. nucl

(By Tanveer Iqbal) Dozens of Democratic lawmakers in the United States have called on President Joe Biden to address human rights issues during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington. In a letter sent to the White House and signed by 75 members of Congress, including 18 senators and 57 representatives, the lawmakers emphasized the importance of upholding core principles in American foreign policy. "We do not endorse any particular Indian leader or political party — that is the decision of the people of India — but we do stand in support of the important principles that should be a core part of American foreign policy," said the letter, led by Senator Chris Van Hollen and Representative Pramila Jayapal. "And we ask that, during your meeting with Prime Minister Modi, you discuss the full range of issues important to a successful, strong, and long-term relationship between our two great countries," the letter said. Modi's visit to Washington

Missing Titanic Submersible: The Ongoing Search for the Vessel and its Passengers (By Tanveer Iqbal) In a shocking turn of events, OceanGate Expeditions has announced that one of its submersibles has gone missing in the Atlantic Ocean. The submersible was carrying five individuals and was in the vicinity of the Titanic wreck when contact was lost. As search and rescue efforts continue, the world waits anxiously for updates on the fate of the missing submersible and its passengers. This blog aims to explore what we currently know about the incident, the location and timing of the disappearance, and the ongoing search efforts. The Mysterious Disappearance On a fateful Sunday in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 435 miles south of Newfoundland, Canada, the submersible operated by OceanGate Expeditions went missing. This unfortunate incident occurred during an expedition involving The Polar Prince, an icebreaker chartered by OceanGate. The ship had transported a group of people, along with

 (By Tanveer Iqbal) Introduction : On a crisp Wednesday morning, the British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, arrived in Washington for a pivotal two-day visit, marking an important milestone in the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States. As the world faces pressing challenges such as the war in Ukraine and the need for economic and defense cooperation, the visit serves as an opportunity for both leaders, Prime Minister Sunak and President Joe Biden, to reaffirm their commitment to mutual collaboration and address key global issues. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of this visit and explore the intricate relationship between these two historic allies. Historical Bonds : The United Kingdom and the United States share a longstanding and multifaceted relationship that has weathered the test of time. Rooted in shared democratic values, cultural exchanges, and historical ties, this transatlantic alliance has been a cornerstone of international diplomacy f

 (By Tanveer Iqbal) Introduction : A catastrophic breach of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine has resulted in the flooding of 29 towns and villages situated along the Dnipro river. This dire situation has led to the evacuation of thousands of residents from their homes in the Kherson region. The aftermath of this tragic incident has caused severe damage to infrastructure, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without access to drinking water and posing a continued risk of flooding for over 42,000 individuals. As tensions between Ukraine and Russia escalate, both countries have exchanged accusations regarding the dam's destruction, further fueling the conflict. Simultaneously, Ukrainian forces have made significant advancements in the Bakhmut region, intensifying the ongoing struggle for control. The Dam Breach and Subsequent Flooding : The breach of the Kakhovka dam has had devastating consequences for numerous communities along the Dnipro river in Ukraine. The breach occurred on [inse

(By Tanveer Iqbal) In recent years, Pakistan has experienced a concerning shift in its global ranking, placing it among the top five most dangerous countries in the world. This alarming distinction can be primarily attributed to two interconnected factors: a significant shortage of trees and escalating pollution resulting from climate change. As deforestation continues unabated and pollution levels soar, Pakistan finds itself grappling with severe environmental and socio-economic consequences. This article delves into the critical issues of deforestation, pollution, and climate change, highlighting their impact on Pakistan's current ranking and outlining the urgent need for remedial action. The Menace of Deforestation : Pakistan's once lush forests have witnessed a steady decline due to rapid urbanization, industrialization, illegal logging, and land conversion for agriculture. This loss of tree cover has had devastating consequences, including soil erosion, reduced biodiversit