A “meticulously designed” coup, mass arrests, media arson, minority terror, and a banned ruling party: the ledger of Bangladesh’s interim regime since August 2024.
U.S. authorities will deny visas to applicants deemed to have “anti-American attitudes,” extending vetting to social media. Critics warn the vague rule could spark discrimination and abuse.
U.S. and NATO military planners are drafting security guarantees for post-war Ukraine. Options include European troop deployments under U.S. coordination and possible American air support.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta was assaulted during a public grievance session at her Civil Lines residence. The attacker slapped her, pulled her hair, and struck her with a heavy object before being arrested.
Across India, Pakistan, Iran and more, a simple movie kiss has ignited big controversies. India’s censors cut Superman’s smooch; Qatar blocked a Hollywood romance; and an Iranian director even faced lashes over a lip-lock.
