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Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea and a ban on energy sector attacks under a US-brokered deal. The White House also announced measures to restore Russia’s agricultural exports. Read the latest updates!
Even after Sheikh Hasina's departure, Bangladesh remains in turmoil. BNP and NCP are now clashing, leading to violent unrest. The Navy and Police had to step in—here’s what’s happening on the ground!
Pakistan has bowed to Taliban pressure and initiated talks after the Torkham border clash. Is this a sign of weakness? Read the latest updates here!
The US and the Philippines have launched a massive military exercise involving 5000 troops, tanks, and fighter jets. Is this a message to China? Read more!
The US Commerce Minister claims 1000 Gold Card Visas were sold in a single day. Priced at $5 million each, these visas offer permanent residency. Read more!
Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed has criticized the decision to remove Indian troops, calling it a mistake. Will President Muizzu reconsider his stance? Read more here!
India is considering allowing a Taliban-appointed ambassador in Delhi. Will this move help counter China-Pakistan, or does it pose security risks? Read the full story!
The Israel-Hamas war in Gaza has claimed over 50,000 Palestinian lives, including 15,000 children. With ground offensives intensifying, the humanitarian crisis deepens.
A mass shooting in Las Cruces, New Mexico, has left 3 dead and 14 injured. Police are searching for suspects. Stay updated on the latest developments here.
Thousands of garment workers in Dhaka are protesting against Mohammad Yunus as factories shut down and salaries go unpaid. Is Bangladesh’s economy in crisis? Read more.
Protesters in Quetta, Pakistan, took away the bodies of Baloch rebels killed in the Jaffar Express train hijacking. The Pakistani government has confirmed the shocking incident.
Sudan’s army has captured the Presidential Palace in Khartoum after two years of bloody civil war. The UN has accused both sides of war crimes, and disease is spreading across the country. Will Sudan be divided?
