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Day: January 11, 2025

Americas, Bangladesh, Economy, Editorial, Education, International, Lead, News, North America, US

Muhammad Yunus’s Remarks on Trump’s Victory – A Disrespectful Overreach with Potential Diplomatic Fallout

The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Professor Muhammad Yunus, is a global icon admired for his pioneering work in microfinance and social business. However, his reaction to Donald Trump’s victory in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, likening it to a “solar eclipse” and describing it as “black days,” reflects a level of emotional hyperbole that […]

International, Lead, News

Daughter of Rapist Condemns Father, Advocates for Change: “He Should Die in Jail”

Caroline Darian, the daughter of Dominique Pelicot, who stands accused of drugging and orchestrating the rape of his wife Gisèle by numerous men, has vocally expressed her belief that her father “should die in prison.” Her statement reflects the deep personal and emotional turmoil following the shocking revelations that emerged in November 2020, when she […]

Americas, News, US

Fighting Fire and Stigma: California Inmates on the Frontlines

Nearly 1,000 incarcerated men and women are battling record-breaking wildfires in southern California, risking their lives as part of a volunteer program run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR). Currently, 939 inmates are deployed, marking a steady increase since the fires began spreading uncontrollably across Los Angeles. The wildfires have destroyed over […]

Asia, China, International, News

Protests Erupt in China Following Teen’s Controversial Death

Violent protests have shaken the northwestern region of Shaanxi, China, after the death of a teenage student sparked public outrage and accusations of an official cover-up. Videos from the scene, verified by CNN, reveal intense confrontations between protesters and riot police outside Pucheng Vocational Technical School. In the footage, demonstrators hurled objects, including batons and […]

International, Lead, News, North America, US

Greenland: A Frozen Battleground for Global Politics?

In recent weeks, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has reignited interest in acquiring Greenland, the world’s largest island and a self-governing territory of Denmark. While the idea of “buying” Greenland first surfaced during Trump’s presidency in 2019, recent remarks have gone further, with Trump refusing to rule out economic or even military measures to assert control […]

Americas, Asia, Bangladesh, International, Lead, News, US

U.S. Embassy in Bangladesh Clarifies: BNP’s ‘National Prayer Breakfast’ Claims Unveiled as Political Stunt

In the intricate activities of international politics and local maneuvering, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has recently found itself at the center of a narrative that blurs the lines between fact and political strategy. The U.S. Embassy in Dhaka has issued a statement that not only clarifies the nature of the upcoming ‘National Prayer Breakfast’ […]

Americas, News, US

California on Fire: Unprecedented Wildfires Threaten Lives and Homes

Wildfires continue to devastate California, with six major fires currently burning across the state. Among them is the newly ignited Archer Fire, which erupted on Friday and remains uncontrolled. Meanwhile, firefighters are making steady progress containing the two largest fires, the Palisades and Eaton Fires, though significant challenges remain. Air Quality Crisis Sparks Health Emergency […]

Bangladesh, Economy, International, Lead, News

Low income group facing crisis in Bangladesh: 4.3 million family cards cancelled

In October of the past year, the government organization Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) initiated a program to sell oil, pulses, and rice through trucks, aimed at people with low incomes. Consequently, even those without a TCB family card could buy these goods at subsidized prices; daily, over 24,500 people in Dhaka and Chittagong could […]

Asia, Bangladesh, India, International, Lead, News

Bangladesh Officials to Skip India Meteorological Department’s 150th Anniversary Celebrations

Bangladeshi officials will not attend the 150th-anniversary celebrations of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), citing restrictions on non-essential foreign travel funded by the government. Mominul Islam, the acting director of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), confirmed receiving the invitation from IMD a month ago but stated that they would not participate due to travel limitations. […]

Asia, China, Economy, Lead, News, UK

Maintaining Pragmatic Relations with China Necessary for Growth: British Finance Minister

Maintaining pragmatic relations with China would be beneficial for the UK’s economic growth and trade, said British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. She made this statement on Saturday (January 11) while facing criticism for her official visit to Beijing amidst instability in the UK’s financial markets, according to a report by Reuters. In response to journalists’ […]

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