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U.S. administration has proposed unlocking billions of dollars in frozen Libyan assets—held since the fall of dictator Moammar Gadhafi—in exchange for Libya agreeing to absorb a substantial number of Palestinians.
Chinese yuan, Indian rupee, and Pakistani rupee stability supports steady global cotton benchmarks
On his 164th birth anniversary, Tagore’s message of spiritual unity, compassion, and global citizenship remains more relevant than ever
Tensions escalate as Sharif promises retaliation after deadly Indian airstrikes leave dozens dead across LoC
Telnaes honored for fearless satire months after resigning from The Washington Post over censorship of Trump cartoon featuring Jeff Bezos
Tehran dispatches top envoy to Islamabad amid rising fears of conflict following deadly Kashmir attack
Carney, the former central bank governor turned political leader, vowed to “win this trade war” and rebuild Canada’s economic stature as he celebrated his first election victory as prime minister.
Meeting in Rio, BRICS nations decry rising tariffs and signal deeper south-south cooperation amid renewed U.S. trade tensions under Trump.
Tens of thousands gathered in Vatican City as prisoners, migrants, world leaders, and royalty paid a final tribute to Pope Francis, the "Pope of the People."
Speaking at a press briefing, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had reviewed intelligence linking the attackers to cross-border networks.
His hallmark phrase, “a Church that is poor and for the poor,” was not just rhetoric. It was lived: in his reforms, his global diplomacy, and his personal refusal to embrace the pomp traditionally associated with the papacy.
Yunus earned the recognition after taking the helm of the caretaker government in the wake of last year’s historic student-led uprising, which led to the ousting of the authoritarian regime.
Demonstrators are filling public squares, and governments are changing their foreign policy positions in response to growing pressure from civil society.
Kazbekov confirmed that the Shanghai-based multilateral lender, established by the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), has already approved $320 million for the Expanded Dhaka City Water Supply Resilient Project.
From London to Lagos, Jakarta to Johannesburg, crowds flooded public squares and government buildings, raising their voices in unison.
The question now arises—can the Rohingya ever see justice, or even a safe return to their homeland in Myanmar’s Rakhine State (historically known as Arakan), without the active collaboration of the Arakan Army, the dominant ethnic armed group in the region?
Airstrikes targeted residential areas and makeshift shelters, with at least 35 people reported dead in the southern cities of Rafah and Khan Younis, according to medical sources cited by Al Jazeera.
Reaffirming Beijing’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties, Ding pledged support for Bangladesh’s interim government, emphasizing trade, investment, cultural exchange, and diplomatic collaboration as the two countries celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations.
From the Middle East to Southeast Asia, Africa to Europe, Eid is celebrated with a variety of customs, prayers, and culinary delights, each region bringing its own unique flavor to the occasion.
As per the NDB’s operational rules, the bank’s presidency rotates every five years among nationals of its founding members—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
