An associate of Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh has apologized after posting on social media in support of radical ideology. He expressed embarrassment for his comments and said he wanted to bury himself. The incident has revived the debate on radicalism and freedom of expression in the country.
Violence broke out in Bangladesh after the death of Usman Hadi. The Awami League office was set on fire, following which tension spread in four cities. Clashes took place between protesters and police at many places, making the situation more serious. The administration is trying to bring the situation under control.
US House Democrats have released new photos of Jeffrey Epstein's assets, including passports and identity cards from multiple countries. The photos also include glimpses of people like Noam Chomsky, Bill Gates, Woody Allen and Steve Bannon. In a screenshot, there is talk about recruiting young girls. Democrats are publishing the material while protecting the identities of the victims.
A major plane accident has occurred in America. Many people have died in this plane crash that took place in North Carolina on Thursday. Police officials informed about this. A commercial plane carrying six people has crashed, causing a massive fire and several deaths, according to the AP.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday that his country has imposed sanctions on two judges of the International Criminal Court ICC for targeting Israel. Now the number of such senior judges in America's sanctions list has increased to 11.
Sharif Usman Hadi, a key leader of the rebellion in Bangladesh in July last year and spokesperson of Inquilab Manch, died during treatment in a hospital in Singapore on Thursday night. Last week, Hadi was shot in the head by unidentified assailants, seriously injuring him.
Pakistan has sought clarification from India regarding alleged 'changes' in the flow of Chenab river. Under the Indus Water Treaty, Pakistan has sought information from India about changes in the water flow of the river. Pakistan is waiting for India's response on this matter.
Seven months after the Indian Air Force attack, repair work has started at Pakistan's Murid airbase. Images obtained from Google Maps show a command and control building covered with tarpaulin, which was targeted in Operation Sindoor. Some part of the roof of the building had collapsed in the attack. Now the entire building has been covered with tarpaulin, indicating the beginning of repair work.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a continuous standing ovation for about 90 seconds, marking a significant moment in his maiden visit to the East African nation and reflecting the warmth and goodwill that underpins bilateral relations.
The fourth Hangor class submarine 'Gazi' of the Pakistan Navy was launched at Shuangliu base in China. Inter-Services Public Relations ISPR said that this submarine has been built by China under a technology transfer agreement. According to the Army, these submarines will be fitted with advanced weapons and sensors, which will be capable of targeting targets from a distance.
At least 12 people have been killed and three others abducted when gunmen attack a mining site in Atoso village in Nigeria's restive Plateau state. This information was given by the leader of a local group on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a continuous standing ovation for about 90 seconds, marking a significant moment in his maiden visit to the East African nation and reflecting the warmth and goodwill that underpins bilateral relations.
The Australian Parliament will reform gun laws next week. This decision has been taken after the recent terrorist attack. The government aims to strengthen national security and tighten gun control measures. The proposed reforms include making the gun licensing process more difficult. A detailed debate on this issue is expected in Parliament.
China is taking advantage of US-funded nuclear technology research, according to a parliamentary report. China is providing its military with sensitive nuclear technology by partnering with US researchers funded by the Department of Energy. The report said the US should do more to protect its high-tech research so that work done with taxpayer money does not go to Beijing.
A British court has sentenced a man to 21 years in prison for crushing 134 people with a car in 10 minutes. The incident was the result of gross negligence and willful crime, which led to injuries to several people. The court considered it a heinous crime and awarded severe punishment.
China has given suggestions to improve the air quality of Delhi, because they too have faced a similar problem. He believes that both the countries know the pain of this conflict. Based on its experience, China has suggested some measures by which Delhi's air can be improved. Pollution in Delhi can be reduced by following these suggestions.
Al-Adl Square in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, which was once notorious for public executions, has now become a modern centre. Saudi Arabia has moved executions behind closed doors to change its brutal image. Now this square has fountains and cafes are full of people. Although Saudi has executed 340 people this year, most of them now take place behind the walls of prisons.
Unidentified gunmen abducted 18 men traveling on a bus in Pakistan's Sindh province. These people were going towards Quetta. The incident took place near Ghotki area on Monday night, when the attackers opened fire on the bus on the Highway Link Road near the Sindh and Punjab border and took 18 male passengers hostage.
A small private jet crashes while attempting an emergency landing in San Mateo Atenco, Mexico, killing seven people. The accident occurred when the jet collided with the roof of a business building and caught fire. The plane had originated from Acapulco and was headed to Toluca Airport. The crash site was about three miles from the airport. Rescue teams have recovered seven bodies and the investigation is ongoing.
Europe's talks are continuing with American representatives in the German capital Berlin to end the Ukraine war. Zelensky is willing to give up his desire to join NATO, but wants security guarantees from Western countries. Disagreements remain over parts of Donbass, while Russia is positive on leaving NATO membership. Meanwhile, Ukraine has claimed an attack on a Russian submarine, and the EU is considering lending Ukraine funds from Russian assets.