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Left-Wing Dark Money Network Raised Over $1.3 Billion in 2023 for Progressive Causes

Arabella Advisors’ Nonprofit Network Drives Billion-Dollar Funding for Liberal Projects A left-wing dark money network managed

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Britain-India Free Trade Talks Relaunch Set for 2025: UK PM Keir Starmer

Starmer and Modi Commit to Strengthened Strategic Partnership Rio de Janeiro: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

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Indonesia Unveils $235 Billion Investment Plan for 100 GW of Renewable Energy

At the 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, Indonesia’s government announced an ambitious

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What Donald Trump’s Election Win Means for Australia’s Economy

Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. election is expected to send shockwaves through the global

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Could Trump’s Victory Ignite a Global Trade War?

Deepanwita Martin Trump’s Trade Tariff Promise Raises Global Concerns Donald Trump campaigned on imposing taxes on

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Global GDP could fall by up to 7 percent; Fears of a major crisis: IMF warns of trade war.

The International Monetary Fund-IMF has warned of a global trade war. According to the agency, global

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Trump Appoints Tulsi Gabbard as New Director of National Intelligence

Deepanwita Martin Tulsi Gabbard’s Appointment Marks First Hindu to Lead U.S. Intelligence President-elect Donald Trump has selected former Democratic congresswoman and Army Reserve lieutenant colonel Tulsi Gabbard as the next Director of National Intelligence (DNI), a groundbreaking appointment that would make her the first Hindu to lead the U.S. intelligence community. Known for her staunch […]
  • Americas, International, Middle East, UN

US Official Blames Hamas for Blocking Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

National Security Advisor Sullivan: Hamas Preventing Ceasefire Progress During an interview on CBS, U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stated that Hamas, rather than Israel, is the primary obstacle to achieving a ceasefire in Gaza. Sullivan’s remarks come amid ongoing hostilities and international pressure for a truce. Israel Accused of Ceasefire Blockages Amid Security Demands […]
  • International, Middle East

Israel Reports ‘Progress’ in Ceasefire Talks with Hezbollah, Yet No Agreement Reached

**Jerusalem, Israel** – Israeli officials have indicated that there has been “certain progress” in negotiations regarding a ceasefire in Lebanon, although the Iran-backed Hezbollah group claims it has yet to receive any formal peace proposal. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar remarked on Monday that while there are advancements in discussions, the primary challenge lies in […]
  • Asia, International, Middle East, Pacific, UN

COP29 Summit in Azerbaijan: Climate Finance and Global Emissions in Focus Amid Controversy

UN climate summit in Baku begins with challenges, including funding disputes and the US president-elect’s stance on climate policy. Baku, Azerbaijan – The 29th annual UN climate summit, COP29, began in Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, on November 11, gathering representatives from nearly 200 nations for two weeks of negotiations. Delegates will discuss measures to mitigate the […]
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India in serious trouble in second New Zealand Test

Former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull has gone on to claim that the Indian batters are no longer the best players of spin after the shocking first-innings performance against New Zealand. Starting the day on 16-1 in response to New Zealand’s 259, the Indian batting came to a stuttering end in the second session with […]
  • Bangladesh, International

Alarming Political Violence in Bangladesh by Mobs Under Yunus’ Administration

Mobs carried out predetermined violence on the street yesterday, backed by police and led by student coordinators Hasnat Abdullah and Sarjis Alam, as well as BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, and Hefazat-e-Islam activists under Dr Yunus’ regime. Journalists, civil society members and folks believe that the government encourages the culture of mob lynching. Last three months, at least 64 people have […]
  • Culture, Entertainment

Oscars 2025: The 12 Leading Contenders for Best Picture

As the award season gains momentum, here are twelve films that could capture the top honor – and the ways they might succeed. ‘Anora’What Happens: An escort cuts a deal with an oligarch’s son, and then gangsters get involved.Reason to Believe: Three of the last four Palme d’Or winners have made the Best Picture cut […]
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Bangladesh Bans Chhatra League Following Violent Attacks on Anti-Discrimination Protests

The Bangladesh government has officially banned the Chhatra League, a student organization affiliated with the ruling Awami League, following allegations of violent attacks on the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and other serious accusations involving torture and harassment. The ban was issued on Wednesday, October 23, under the directive of President Mohammed Shahabuddin, with an official order […]
  • Bangladesh, International

TIB Report: 100 Days of Unprecedented Misrule Under the Yunus Government

The first 100 days of Dr. Muhammad Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh have passed, marked by overall weak governance and widespread disorder, according to a report by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB). The governance issues have significantly impacted former ruling Awami League activists and members of the Hindu community, with reports of unprecedented repression and human […]
  • Lifestyle, Youth

Do Hormonal IUDs Cause Breast Cancer? Here’s What the Evidence Really Says

A recent study from Denmark has sparked concern, suggesting a link between hormonal intrauterine devices (IUDs) and breast cancer. While media reports may have amplified fears by focusing on the numbers, it’s important to dig deeper into the findings and understand the context. What Are IUDs? Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are highly effective contraceptives placed inside […]
  • Culture, Entertainment, News

Durga from Satyajit Ray’s Pather Panchali Passes Away

Actress Uma Das Gupta, who gained worldwide fame for her role as Durga in Satyajit Ray’s legendary film Pather Panchali (1955), has passed away. The news of her death was confirmed by actor and politician Chiranjit Chakraborty to a daily newspaper in West Bengal. It is reported that Uma had been battling cancer for a […]
  • Asia, Bangladesh

Despite Restrictions and Assault, Sonatoni Jagoron Jot Draws Massive Crowd in Rangpur; Two Injured

Amid significant restrictions and attacks, the Sonatoni Jagaran Jot organized its divisional mass gathering in Rangpur yesterday. Centered around their 8-point demands, the rally transformed into a great ocean of Hindus. Participants from all 8 divisions attended, spreading out over an area of approximately 5 kilometers beyond the venue. On the way to the rally, […]
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