UK Police arrest 1,000 people after widespread riots. Among those arrested during the UK riots are a 69-year-old individual accused of vandalism in Liverpool and an 11-year-old boy in Belfast. The arrests reflect the widespread and varied nature of the unrest, which saw people of all ages and backgrounds involved in the violent incidents. The […]
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Hezbollah launches rockets towards Israel amid escalating tensions. In response to rocket fire from Hezbollah, Israeli warplanes launched airstrikes on several villages in southern Lebanon. The escalating violence has intensified concerns of a broader conflict in the region, with both sides exchanging heavy fire across the border. The airstrikes targeted areas believed to be Hezbollah
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Elon Musk seeks role in Trump White House; Harris campaign reacts. In a recent interview on X Space, former President Donald Trump suggested that nuclear energy could benefit from being rebranded with Elon Musk’s name. Trump’s proposal highlights his admiration for Musk’s innovative approach and suggests a strategic move to bolster nuclear energy’s public image.
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Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus meets Hindu leaders amid temple, house attacks. The Bangladesh interim government has vowed to take strong action against those responsible for the recent desecration of temples and the looting and arson attacks targeting minority communities. In a statement, officials emphasized their commitment to ensuring justice and protecting the rights of all citizens,
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Sheikh Hasina’s Allegations: Foreign Interference, Geopolitical Ambitions, and the Threat to Bangladesh’s Sovereignty In a world where geopolitical interests often collide, smaller nations like Bangladesh find themselves navigating complex international relationships. Recently, ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina made alarming claims that bring attention to the challenges facing Bangladesh’s sovereignty. In a series of statements,
Sheikh Hasina’s China ties did not cause her downfall. Bangladesh’s increasing proximity to China and its expanding bilateral military cooperation have raised concerns in New Delhi and Washington. The deepening ties between Dhaka and Beijing, particularly in the military realm, have led to apprehensions about regional security and influence. India and the United States have
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Sheikh Hasina will return Sajeeb Wazed Joy: ISI fueling unrest. Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, stated that his mother would certainly return to Bangladesh once democracy is restored. However, he added that it is yet to be decided whether she will return as a “retired or active” politician. Joy also
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Yunus takes oath as Bangladesh interim government head today. As authorities scrambled to control the law and order situation, Army chief Gen Waker-Uz-Zaman announced that the interim government would take oath around 8 p.m. on August 8. The urgency in establishing the interim government underscores the challenges faced by the nation amidst ongoing unrest. Muhammad
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Harris, Walz certified Democratic nominees for President, VP. A new poll conducted by NPR/PBS News/Marist National Poll indicates that Vice President Kamala Harris has a slight lead over former President Donald Trump in a head-to-head matchup among registered voters. According to the poll, Harris edges out Trump by three percentage points. This poll is significant
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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus may lead Bangladesh’s interim government. The abrupt departure of Hasina, amidst growing unrest and violent protests, prompted the Army to step in and take control of the situation. The military’s intervention aims to restore order and stability, as the nation grapples with political turmoil. This dramatic turn of events follows weeks
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