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The growing deportation of Indians, coupled with tariff threats and visa restrictions, marks a sharp turn in U.S.-India ties under Trump’s renewed hardline policies
From Japan to Alaska and Hawaii, coastlines braced after one of the largest earthquakes in recent memory strikes off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula
Mediated by ASEAN and backed by U.S. and China, the ceasefire ends five days of violent clashes and could reopen trade channels with Washington
With 125 adult Royal Bengal tigers now roaming the Sundarbans, Bangladesh marks International Tiger Day with hope, data, and a renewed conservation promise
Premier Li Qiang urges a unified global approach to ensure AI remains ethical, inclusive, and under human control
At least 14 people—mostly civilians—have died in Thailand, according to the Ministry of Public Health. Cambodia has reported one death and five injuries, with more than 4,000 residents in Oddar Meanchey province displaced.
In his nightly address, Zelensky said senior security official Rustem Umerov had extended an offer to meet Russian representatives next week. “Everything must be done to secure a ceasefire,” the president stated, reaffirming his willingness to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin face-to-face.
Despite unified rhetoric, internal disagreements among Quad members threaten to weaken the alliance’s strategic stance against China
Muslims worldwide usher in the Islamic New Year 1447 AH with prayers, reflections on Hijrah, and renewed appeals for global peace amidst ongoing conflicts from Gaza to Myanmar.
surprise ceasefire announcement from President Trump has failed to stop missiles or mute skepticism, as experts question the lack of terms, verification, and mutual consent
Despite global pledges, Rohingya refugees remain stateless, trapped, and abandoned.
Strait of Hormuz fears, shipping volatility, and remittance shocks threaten Bay of Bengal economies as Middle East conflict intensifies
Marking 80 years since WWII, Russian leaders and African partners link wartime sacrifice to today’s struggle for multipolarity and historical justice
The remarks come amid heightened regional tensions following a series of Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military sites and infrastructure — strikes Tehran says could not have happened without U.S. support or coordination.
Gordon Brown praised Professor Yunus’s leadership in stabilizing the economy and promoting inclusive growth amid ongoing challenges.
Crude prices soar past $68 as investor optimism returns with U.S.-China trade breakthrough and fears of supply disruption escalate in the Middle East
From livestock to leather, Eid-ul-Adha fuels a massive global supply chain supporting farmers, tanners, transporters, and tech platforms—turning sacrifice into economic stimulus.
On UN Peacekeepers Day, the EU and France honor Bangladesh’s critical role in global peacekeeping, with over 5,600 personnel serving worldwide
Kingdom reaffirms alcohol ban despite speculation ahead of Riyadh Expo 2030 and FIFA World Cup 2034
In his first public address, Pope Leo XIV calls for urgent peace in Gaza, Myanmar, and Ukraine, positioning the Holy See as a moral counterweight to global conflict.
