Resolution against Iran war passed in Republican-controlled Senate
Kathmandu. The US Senate has passed a war resolution that directs President Donald Trump to seek congressional approval before suspending or continuing military action against Iran. This is seen as a major blow to Trump as his Republican Party controls the US Senate.
Some Republican lawmakers joined Democrats in Tuesday's vote. This is believed to be due to both Democrats' and Republicans' anger over the Iran war. The resolution passed by a vote of 50 to 48. The same resolution passed in the House of Representatives in June, where four Republican lawmakers joined all Democrats to approve it by a vote of 215 to 208.
Express
Related News
Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahbuddin resigned
Kathmandu. The President of Bangladesh Mohammad Shahabuddin has resigned from his post. He resigned after the leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, which came to power after the new elections, pressured him to resign.
She fled B...
Prime Minister Takaichi's party has an overwhelming majority in Japan
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won a historic victory in Japan's Lower House elections on Sunday. Earlier, LDP, which had 198 seats, won 316 seats in this election. In the lower house of 465 seats, 310 se...
7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia: 132 dead
Kathmandu. 16 passengers who were trapped in the cable car aerial cable car due to the powerful earthquake that occurred in the city of Pereira in western Colombia on Monday morning have been safely rescued after about 6 hours.
Accordn...
1.7 million Nepalis living abroad are in fear because of the US-Iran war
Kathmandu. The 17 lakh 29 thousand 287 Nepalis living there are under the psychological pressure of insecurity due to the heightened tension in the Middle East and West Asia after the US and Israel's military attack on Iran. Apart from the tragic...
Fighting continues in Thailand-Cambodia even after Trump's ceasefire announcement
Kathmandu. US President Donald Trump has announced that Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire, but Thailand has made it clear that it will continue its military offensive against Cambodia. Clashes between Th...
Argentina withdrawing from the World Health Organization
Kathmandu. Argentina has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization. Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno gave the information on Tuesday on social media. According to him, this decision was informed through a letter sent to the Secretary Gene...



