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Day: May 24, 2025

Hindu Homes Burn as Mob Strikes Back—Fear Grows Under Yunus’s Track in Bangladesh

The Voice News: Muslim Mob Sets Hindu Homes on Fire After Local Politician’s Death, Lawlessness Persists Under Muhammad Yunus’s Watch On May 22, 2025, a Muslim mob attacked and set fire to more than 20 Hindu homes in Dahar Mashihati village, Abhaynagar upazila, Jessore district, Bangladesh. This violent incident followed the killing of Tariqul Islam, […]

Police Helicopter Crash in Thailand Leaves Three Dead

The Voice News: A police helicopter has crashed in Thailand’s Prachuap Khiri Khan province, resulting in the deaths of three individuals. Another person on board managed to survive by parachuting to the ground. According to the Bangkok Post, the incident occurred around 1 PM local time in Nong Kok village, where the helicopter crashed and […]

Border Czar Tom Homan’s Security Detail Costs U.S. Taxpayers $1 Million Monthly

The Voice News: Security measures for former Trump administration immigration official Tom Homan, now serving as the border czar, are costing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) approximately $1 million per month, according to multiple sources inside the administration. The protection package includes roughly $500,000 in monthly salaries for rotating special agents, along with travel […]

Lower Prices Drive Surge in U.S. New Home Sales, but Outlook Remains Uncertain

The Voice News: Sales of new U.S. single-family homes surged in April, hitting their highest level in over three years, as builders cut prices to lure hesitant buyers amid rising interest rates. According to data released Friday by the U.S. Commerce Department, new home sales increased by 10.9% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of […]

China Mediates as Pakistan and Afghanistan Move Toward Restoring Diplomatic Ties Amid Regional Shifts

The Voice News: Islamabad, Pakistan – Amid escalating tensions with India following a recent military standoff, Pakistan has taken significant diplomatic steps to re-engage with its neighbor Afghanistan — this time with China acting as a mediator. On May 21, the foreign ministers of China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan met in Beijing for a trilateral dialogue […]

Europe Must Learn the Art of ‘Unpowering’ Russia

The Voice News :As Russia continues to pose a serious threat to European interests well beyond the battlefield in Ukraine, the European Union finds itself at a critical crossroads. The Kremlin’s influence stretches into African conflicts, Middle Eastern instability, and even the manipulation of democratic institutions within Europe itself. Yet, the EU remains caught between […]

U.S. and Iran Hold Two-Hour Nuclear Talks in Rome, Agree to Reconvene

The Voice News :U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met with an Iranian delegation in Rome on Friday for more than two hours to discuss Tehran’s nuclear program, marking the fifth round of informal negotiations between the two countries this year. A senior U.S. official described the discussions as “constructive” and confirmed that both sides agreed […]

Hungary’s Orban Rejects EU Plan to Ban Russian Energy Imports, Citing National Interest

The Voice News: BUDAPEST, May 23 (Reuters) — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has firmly opposed the European Union’s upcoming proposal to ban imports of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG), stating that such a move would severely impact Hungary’s energy security. In a radio interview on Friday, Orban declared, “We must prevent this […]

India Pressures Bangladesh Over Unpaid Power Bills Amid Rising Anti-India Rhetoric from Yunus-Led Government

Dhaka, May 2025 — As anti-India sentiment continues to intensify under the interim government led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, India has begun taking a series of retaliatory economic measures against Bangladesh. These steps are placing significant strain on the country’s economic stability, with the latest flashpoint involving a massive unpaid electricity bill to […]

Bangladesh’s Economy Faces Major Blow from U.S. Tariffs Imposed by President Trump: UNCTAD Report Warns of Long-Term Impact

Dhaka, May 2025 — Bangladesh’s economy is bracing for a significant setback following the imposition of new tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump. Although a 90-day suspension on implementation offers a temporary reprieve, the long-term consequences are expected to be severe, according to a report released Thursday by the United Nations Conference on Trade and […]