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Vladimir Putin has responded to Donald Trump’s Greenland plan, calling it an issue between the US and Denmark. Experts believe this could make Trump more aggressive.
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has claimed 1,644 lives. Fresh tremors hit today, and India has sent aid and rescue teams. Read the latest updates.
Amid Myanmar’s devastating earthquake, the military junta launched brutal airstrikes on civilians. Why is the army targeting its own people? Read more.
US President Donald Trump is set to announce major tariffs on April 2, sparking global concern. With billions at stake, how will Indian markets respond?
The US military launched a massive airstrike in Yemen, bombing 21 Houthi-controlled targets overnight. Explosions shook the capital, Sanaa, amid rising tensions.
A powerful earthquake has destroyed Myanmar's Mandalay, leading to an emergency declaration. Many buildings collapsed, and people fear returning home.
A leaked US proposal suggests that Trump plans to take control of Ukraine’s gas, oil, and mineral resources, leaving Kyiv with little to nothing. Will Ukraine accept this controversial deal? Read the full story.
Bangladesh’s garment industry, once a source of national pride, is now struggling to pay workers’ salaries. Many factories failed to provide Eid bonuses. Can India capitalize on this crisis? Read more.
For the second consecutive day, massive protests erupted across Gaza, with thousands demanding the removal of Hamas. Demonstrations have spread to multiple areas, including Shejaiya, Sabra, and Deir al-Balah.
US Army Pacific Deputy Commanding General Joel P. Wavell visited Bangladesh, meeting the Army Chief amid Mohammad Yunus' China trip. Speculations rise over US-Bangladesh defense ties.
Putin has placed a new condition for a ceasefire in Ukraine, causing tensions between Trump and European leaders. Zelensky has rejected it, calling it a tactic to prolong war. Read the latest developments!
China has deployed its ‘soldiers’ in Pakistan for the first time, though they are officially called private security personnel. Jinping reportedly lost faith in the Pakistani army’s ability to protect Chinese interests. Read the full story!
