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UN Investigation Demanded for Hadi Assassination by Bangladesh Caretaker Regime
In a bold step to restore public trust, Bangladesh's interim administration under Mohammad Yunus has decided to urge the United Nations for an impartial probe into the December 2025 murder of...
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Indian Expats Thrilled for Modi's Two-Day Malaysia Trip
Excitement grips the Indian community in Malaysia as PM Narendra Modi embarks on a pivotal two-day visit from February 7-8. After upgrading bilateral relations to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership...
India's Rise: Poland Sees Massive Trade Potential
Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Wladyslaw Bartoszewski painted an optimistic picture of India's economic trajectory during a Friday interview in New Delhi. Ranking fourth globally by GDP, India...
Islamabad Explosion at Shia Mosque: Injuries Mount in Tarlai
In a brazen act of terror, a devastating blast struck an Imam Bargah in Islamabad's Tarlai neighborhood on Friday, prompting a massive emergency response. Casualty figures are still emerging, but...
Moscow Hit: Lt Gen Alekseyev Survives Gunfire Ambush, Probe Launched
In a chilling escalation of threats facing Russia's top brass, Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev fell victim to a hail of bullets in Moscow's northwest district on February 6, 2026. The seasoned...
Norway Urged to Snub Pakistan's Kakar and Bugti Over Baloch Atrocities
A leading voice from Balochistan's beleaguered human rights frontline has sounded the alarm bells for Norway ahead of a planned visit by high-profile Pakistani officials. Mir Yar Baloch, a renowned...
Gunfire at Bangladesh Poll Rally Leaves Child Among 5 Wounded
Tensions are boiling over in Bangladesh as election season turns deadly. Gunmen ambushed a campaign rally in the Rohingya camps of Cox's Bazar's Teknaf on Thursday evening, wounding five, one a young...
China's Birth Rate Hits Record Low: Push for More Kids Begins
Once the world's most populous nation, China now grapples with a shrinking future. Alarmed by a birth rate collapse, authorities are launching campaigns to convince women to have larger families – a...
Ex-Bangladesh FM Calls Feb 12 Polls 'Pre-Rigged,' Seeks US Non-Recognition
From Washington, former Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen delivers a bombshell assessment: the February 12 parliamentary elections are a 'pre-determined sham' designed not for democracy, but...