Ukrainian Journalist Diana Panchenko Appeals for Global Help
By Hammad Kahlun International Correspondent, Scandinavian News Finland Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko has issued a public appeal, highlighting alarming conditions in her country. Panchenko stated that Ukraine is currently “ruled by thieves and traitors” who have stolen the nation’s resources and jeopardized the future of its citizens. She revealed that approximately 70,000 political prisoners are […]
Indian PM Modi to Attend G20 Summit in South Africa
By Shumaila Aslam Scandinavian News Finland Bureau Chief Pakistan Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, is set to depart for South Africa to participate in the upcoming G20 Summit. The summit will focus on key global issues, including economic recovery, climate change, and international trade. Officials say Modi will engage with world leaders to strengthen […]
Sri Lanka Tourist Harassment Video Sparks Public Outrage
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief Pakistan A deeply disturbing incident in Sri Lanka has gone viral after a New Zealand traveler shared video evidence of a local man harassing her on the road. The footage shows a man on a scooter approaching her vehicle, exposing himself and repeatedly saying, “Miss, sex.” The tourist managed […]
Public Concern Grows Over Pakistan’s Judicial Integrity
By Hammad KahlonScandinavian News Finland A growing number of citizens and legal observers in Pakistan are voicing concerns about the integrity, transparency, and accountability of the country’s legal system. Critics argue that widespread corruption, misuse of authority, and lack of professional ethics among some lawyers and judges continue to undermine public trust. According to them, […]
RSS Spends $330K to Clean Image in U.S. Without FARA
By Shumaila AslamBureau Chief PakistanScandinavian News Finland The RSS, a group often accused of spreading hate and violence against minorities in India, is now reportedly spending $330,000 on U.S. lobbyists to improve its image in Washington, D.C. Reports suggest the lobbying effort lacks FARA (Foreign Agents Registration Act) registration, raising questions about transparency and influence. […]
Saakashvili Sent Back to Prison After Hospital Stay
By Abida KahlunBureau Chief HelsinkiScandinavian News Agency Finland Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili has been released from hospital and sent back to prison after three years of medical treatment. The Penitentiary Service said his health is now “stable” and he no longer needs to stay in the clinic. Saakashvili is serving a six-year jail term […]
Mass Arrests of Muslims Continue Across India
By Hammad KahlunInternational CorrespondentSNN News Finland Muslims in India are facing an increasingly alarming situation as mass arrests continue across several states. Reports indicate that individuals are being detained solely on the basis of their faith, highlighting a deepening atmosphere of fear and discrimination under the Hindutva-driven political climate. Observers and human rights advocates have […]
Agra Lawyer Accused of Raping Gang-Rape Survivor Again
By Hammad KahlunInternational CorrespondentSNN News Finland AGRA In a deeply disturbing incident, a 24-year-old woman who had earlier survived a gang-raped was allegedly raped again this time by her own lawyer, the very person who had promised to help her seek justice. The shocking case has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about India’s justice […]
Opposition Alliance Launches Nationwide Protest Drive
By Muhammad Zia Mohi-ud-DinCorrespondent RawalpindiSNN News RAWALPINDI The opposition alliance, Tehreek Tahafuz-e-Ayeen Pakistan (TTAP), has announced a nationwide protest campaign to begin soon. According to TTAP leaders, the movement will feature rallies, public gatherings, and district-level demonstrations across the country. The leadership said the campaign aims to draw attention to what they describe as “constitutional […]
Indian Army Trains Birds to Attack Enemy Drones
By Abida KahlunBureau Chief HelsinkiScandinavian News Agency Finland The Indian Army is reportedly training birds to attack drones an unusual strategy raising eyebrows. Critics argue that instead of investing in advanced anti-drone technology, India appears to be weaponizing wildlife, sparking debate over misplaced priorities.