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Global condemnation follows deadly Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, with calls for immediate de-escalation. International leaders express concern over civilian casualties, urging both sides to cease hostilities. The UN calls for urgent dialogue to prevent further escalation of the conflict. Israel launched a wave of airstrikes across the Gaza Strip early Tuesday, killing more than 400 people, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The deadly Israeli airstrikes marked the most intense assault on the territory since a ceasefire was put in place in January. Strikes were reported in multiple locations, including northern Gaza, Gaza City, and the Deir al-Balah, Khan Younis, and Rafah in central and southern Gaza Strip. Palestinian Response The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs calle...

Google Wallet is now available in Pakistan, bringing digital payment convenience to users. Several major Pakistani banks are supporting Google Wallet, including UBL, Bank AlFalah, Bank of Punjab, Faysal Bank Noor, HBL, Jazzcash, and Meezan Bank.   Google Wallet has officially arrived in Pakistan, offering a new way for people to make contactless payments and store essential cards on their Android devices. Users can now add payment cards, boarding passes, and loyalty cards to their phones, making daily transactions more convenient. How Google Wallet Works Google Wallet allows users to link their debit and credit cards to their Android phones and Wear OS devices. This feature makes it possible to tap and pay at supported payment terminals. The service also supports in-app and websi...

Japan has introduced the world's most precise clock, priced at $3.3 million. It is a "strontium optical lattice clock," which is 100 times more accurate than caesium atomic clocks. The Aether clock OC 020 has the potential to redefine time measurement and support groundbreaking research worldwide. Japan has unveiled the world's most precise clock, now available for purchase at $3.3 million. The "Aether clock OC 020," developed by Kyoto-based Shimadzu Corp, is so accurate that it would take 10 billion years to lose or gain a single second. This cutting-edge timepiece is classified as a "strontium optical lattice clock." It surpasses the widely used caesium atomic clocks by a factor of 100 in accuracy. The device, about one meter (three feet) tall with a volume of 250 liters, is more ...