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WFP Funding Shortfall Leaves Over a Million in Myanmar Without Food Aid
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UN Reports Delays in Aid Distribution Despite Entry into Gaza
UN Experts Demand Immediate Action on Detention of Bangladeshi Journalists Farzana Rupa and Shakil Ahmed
Bangladesh Weighs UN Proposal for Humanitarian Corridor to Myanmar’s Rakhine State
UN Chief Urges India and Pakistan to Exercise Restraint
U.S. Proposes to Withdraw Funding from UN Peacekeeping Missions
UN Chief Alarmed Over Israeli Strike on Gaza Hospital Amid Humanitarian Crisis
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China Not Involved in Humanitarian Corridor Issue: Ambassador

Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen has stated that China is not involved in the so-called “humanitarian corridor” issue. He emphasized that China always respects the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries. He made these remarks on Thursday while speaking at an event titled “Five Decades of Bangladesh-China Relations: Reaching New Heights,” organized by […]

Bangladesh Garment Workers Clash With Police and soldiers, Two Wounded

Thousands of workers marched in the capital Dhaka’s Mirpur area to protest job losses and the abrupt closure of a garment factory. The law enforcing agencies fired several gunshots to disperse them, leaving the two workers shot and several others injured during protests in the Kachukhet area of Mirpur in the capital on Thursday. The […]

Justin Baldoni Files $250 Million Lawsuit

Justin Baldoni’s $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times over a December 2023 article has turned the spotlight back on a complex and controversial episode involving the film It Ends With Us. The lawsuit, filed by Baldoni and other plaintiffs, including publicists Melissa Nathan and Jennifer Abel, accuses the Times of libel and invasion […]

Super Bowl 2025 Sets Viewership Record with 126 Million

The Super Bowl 2025 has set a new record, achieving its largest audience ever for the second consecutive year. An average of 126 million viewers tuned in to watch the Philadelphia Eagles face the Kansas City Chiefs on February 9. This marks a 2% increase over last year’s viewership, which was already the highest in […]

House of Journalist Vandalized in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh’s Shibchar upazila of Madaripur district, allegations have emerged against a rival group for vandalizing the residence of a journalist over a land dispute. Following the vandalism, attackers reportedly fled during a joint operation by local authorities. The incident occurred on Monday morning, January 27, in Mofitulah Howlader’s Kandi village under Bandar Khola Union. […]

Europe Stands United with Ukraine

London Summit Shows European Solidarity with Ukraine A high-level summit kicked off in London on Sunday in response to an invitation from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer regarding the Ukraine conflict. More than a dozen European leaders attended the summit, which also included Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following a heated meeting with U.S. President Donald […]

UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief Visits Japan to Inspect Fukushima Soil Storage Facilities

TOKYO – The UN nuclear watchdog chief arrived in Japan on February 18 for a trip that will include his first visit to storage facilities housing vast quantities of soil contaminated in the 2011 Fukushima disaster. It is the fifth official visit to the country by Mr. Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy […]

Vinicius’ ban not right, says Ancelotti

The Real Madrid coach stood beside Vinicius Junior, who received a two-match ban for a straight red card.Real Madrid’s appeal did not work. Vinicius Junior, who saw a straight red card against Valencia, could not avoid the punishment of the ban. The young Brazilian forward has been banned for two matches. Carlo Ancelotti, the coach […]

Myanmar Junta Announces Ceasefire

The Myanmar junta has declared a temporary ceasefire amid rising casualties and desperate survival efforts following a devastating earthquake. The ceasefire aims to strengthen relief and rescue operations in the disaster-stricken country. According to a report by French news agency AFP on Wednesday, the junta announced a nationwide ceasefire in response to ongoing battles with […]

152 Dead from Consuming Adulterated Alcohol in Turkey

At least 152 people have died in Turkey from consuming adulterated alcohol since the beginning of this year, according to a report by Turkey’s state-run news agency Anadolu on Wednesday. Earlier, last Friday, Turkish media published updated statistics on deaths caused by counterfeit alcohol. At that time, it was reported that 133 people had lost […]

U.S. Proposes to Withdraw Funding from UN Peacekeeping Missions

The United States has recommended a complete withdrawal of funding from United Nations peacekeeping missions in its latest budget proposal. Citing the failures of missions in Mali, Lebanon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has drafted this proposal, according to internal documents reviewed by British news agency Reuters. […]

Biden Plans to Sell $8 Billion Worth of Weapons to Israel

U.S. President Joe Biden has informed Congress about plans to sell $8 billion worth of weapons to Israel, according to the U.S. State Department. A U.S. official confirmed the news to the BBC. The shipment of these weapons will require approval from both the House and Senate committees. The shipment will include missiles, ammunition, and […]