December 22, 2024 1:18 pm

Day: December 21, 2024

Asia, India

Kargil War: 25 Years On, India’s Security Reforms Remain a Work in Progress

NEW DELHI, Dec 21 – The Kargil War of 1999, fought between India and Pakistan, marked a pivotal moment in global history as the first direct conflict between two nuclear-armed nations. Despite remaining below the nuclear threshold, the war resulted in approximately 500 Indian fatalities and even higher losses on the Pakistani side. It also […]

Middle East, US

US Lifts $10 Million Bounty on Syria’s Ahmed Al-Sharaa Following Diplomatic Meeting

DAMASCUS, Dec 21 – The United States has removed a US$10 million (S$13.6 million) bounty on Ahmed Al-Sharaa, Syria’s interim leader, following a historic meeting in Damascus on Dec 20. The American delegation, led by Barbara Leaf, Washington’s top Middle East diplomat, cited the move as essential for engaging with Syria’s new government. Ms. Leaf […]

Entertainment

Jurassic World Rebirth Launches a New Dino Era in 2025

“Jurassic World Rebirth,” directed by Gareth Edwards, is set to rejuvenate the franchise by introducing new characters and a fresh storyline. Scheduled for release on July 2, 2025, the film is set five years after “Jurassic World Dominion” and features a special-ops team on a mission to retrieve valuable dinosaur DNA from a secluded, dinosaur-populated […]

Bangladesh, Entertainment, Lead

A Refugee Tale with Global Collaboration, Led by Deepanwita Martin

The upcoming Indian refugee drama The Clouds Woke No Clocks has gained significant international attention, with German and Singaporean producers coming on board to co-produce the film. The project addresses themes of displacement, resilience, and identity, highlighting stories that resonate beyond borders. At the forefront of this collaboration is acclaimed Bangladeshi actress Deepanwita Martin, whose […]

Opinion

Bangladesh Turning into a Cocoon of Corruption and Extortion politics

Shamima Chowdhury Politics of Corruptions in Bangladesh is a brand name of present day Bangladesh. After the August uprising that toppled 16-year old Sheikh Hasina’s iron-fits government, the leaders of the ‘meticulously designed operators’ of the Students Uprising known as Bishombo Birudi (anti-discrimination) movement opted to appoint Dr. Mohammed Yunus, a Nobel Laureate with global […]

Asia, Lead, Middle East, Opinion

How dangerous are the Afghan returnee militants ?

Nomad Dragonfly Bangladesh has been talking about Islamist militancy and extremism or an armed struggle to establish a Shariah-based state since early 1999. Members of the Bangladesh branch of the Pakistani militant outfit Harkatul Jihad al-Islami or HuJI attacked poet Shamsur Rahman with an intention of killing him on January 18 in that year. After […]

International, Youth

LGBTQIA+ Individuals Face Global Barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights

Nafis Sadique Shatil Across the world, LGBTQIA+ individuals continue to encounter significant challenges in accessing sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), often due to deeply rooted social stigma and systemic discrimination. While some countries have made strides in recognizing and protecting these rights, many still fall short in ensuring equitable healthcare for sexual and gender […]

Americas, Immigration

US Deportations Under Biden Surpass Trump’s Record

In the past fiscal year, U.S. immigration authorities carried out the highest number of deportations in nearly a decade, exceeding the record set during Donald Trump’s first term. According to a report released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Thursday, over 271,000 undocumented immigrants were deported, marking a significant increase. The report arrives […]

Bangladesh, Lead

Is Sheikh Hasina’s Comeback on the Horizon? Political Campaign Begins from Exile

Dhaka, Bangladesh – Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh and leader of the Awami League, has been in exile since August 5, 2024, following a meticulously designed student uprising that led to a dramatic shift in the political landscape. In the wake of the protests, Dr. Muhammad Yunus captured power, forcing Hasina into […]

Middle East

Danger of IS Resurgence Doubles: Syrian Kurds Warn of Group’s Revival

As Syria navigates its post-Assad reality, old threats are resurfacing. Kurdish forces, pivotal in defeating the so-called Islamic State (IS) in 2019, now warn of its imminent resurgence. According to General Mazloum Abdi, commander of the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), IS activity has significantly increased. “The danger of a resurgence has doubled,” he states, […]

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