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October 19, 2024

Drone Targets Israeli Prime Minister’s Residence in Caesarea

TVN desk

A drone was launched towards the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Caesarea, northern Israel, on Saturday, according to his spokesperson. Fortunately, Netanyahu was not at home, and no casualties have been reported.

The Israeli military confirmed the drone, which had crossed into Israeli airspace from Lebanon, struck a structure in the Caesarea area. Additionally, two other drones were intercepted.

While the military acknowledged the attack, it did not provide further details on the damage caused. Investigations are ongoing.

Margot Robbie’s Old Crime Comedy Becomes a Netflix Hit

International, Middle East, Pacific

Israeli Attacks on Lebanon Stir Trauma Among Lebanese Australians

Entertainment

Idris Elba Joins ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Film

Americas

Trump Considers Kash Patel for FBI Director Role, Signals Shakeup in Bureau Leadership

Americas

Elon Musk Cancels Virtual Town Hall Due to Technical Issues Shortly After It Starts

International, Pacific

Putin Approves Expansion of Russia’s Nuclear Doctrine

Bangladesh, Culture, Entertainment

The Rise of Islamic Fundamentalism Threatens Music Culture in Bangladesh

Asia, Bangladesh

World War’s Japanese Soldiers’ Remains Repatriating from Bangladesh

Asia, International, Lead, News

Sectarian Violence in Pakistan’s Kurram District Leaves Dozens Dead

Bangladesh, Opinion

In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations

Bangladesh, International

Political upheaval: Bangladesh

Bangladesh, International

Brutal Assault on Hindu Businessman in Bangladesh Highlights Escalating Minority Persecution

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International, Middle East, Pacific

Zelenskyy Demands ‘Firm and Decisive’ Global Action After Russian Missile Strike

Ukrainian Leader Warns Against Inaction Following ‘Russian Madness’ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on world leaders to take decisive action following Russia’s launch of an experimental nuclear-capable ballistic missile at the city of Dnipro on Thursday. In his nightly address, Zelenskyy labeled the strike a “latest act of Russian madness” and urged the international […]

Americas, Entertainment

Netflix Loses Margot Robbie’s Movie to Warner Bros. Despite $150M Bid

In a surprising move, Margot Robbie has chosen Warner Bros. over Netflix for the highly anticipated Wuthering Heights adaptation, despite the streaming giant offering a staggering $150 million for the project. The film, directed by Promising Young Woman’s Emerald Fennell, will star Robbie alongside Jacob Elordi, and has generated significant buzz even before cameras start […]

Americas, North America, Opinion, South America

“Kamala Harris’s Historic Bid Falls Short: How Race, Gender, and Party Divisions Shaped a Pivotal Election Loss”

Sahadat Russell Kamala Harris’s defeat in the 2024 U.S. presidential election underscores a complex array of social, political, and demographic factors that continue to shape American electoral politics. Her loss to Donald Trump—marking Trump’s second victory against a Democratic female candidate—has left political analysts and strategists reflecting on the enduring role that race and gender […]

Bangladesh, International

Conflict between Hasina’s opponents in Bangladesh is growing

After the fall of the previous government, disagreements between the leaders and workers of the anti-discrimination student movement organization are becoming clear. Many coordinators of several universities have already announced their resignations, citing irregularities and arbitrariness. The state and people’s life is very sad because of their demands. Today on October 24, the students of […]

Bangladesh, International, News

Bangladesh’s Interim Government Rejects Sheikh Mujib as “Father of the Nation”

how will the people of Bangladesh respond to this bold redefinition of their national story? In a surprising move, Nahid Islam, an adviser to Bangladesh’s Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology, announced today that the interim government does not recognize Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, commonly known as Bangabandhu, as the Father of the Nation. This […]

International, Pacific

Thousands Rally in New Zealand Against Bill Targeting Indigenous Treaty Rights

In one of New Zealand’s largest protests in recent history, tens of thousands marched on Parliament in Wellington to oppose a controversial bill that critics say threatens the rights of the Indigenous Māori people and undermines the country’s founding principles. The Protest The nine-day march, known as the Hīkoi mō te Tiriti, began in New […]

Bangladesh, International

Former DMP Commissioner detained at the airport

Retired Additional IGP of Police and former DMP Commissioner Khandaker Ghulam Farooq was detained at the airport. It is said that he was going to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. After going to the exit immigration counter of the airport, he was interrogated by the immigration officer. After that he was not allowed to board […]

Bangladesh, International, News

No freedom of expression in Bangladesh: Creative Writers Association

The convener of the Creative Writers’ Association and other members were attacked yesterday (October 19) when they came to form a human chain at the National Press Club protesting the cancellation of the government holiday on the occasion of the historic March 7 speech. The interim government of Bangladesh canceled the holiday. The convener of […]

Americas, Education, US, White House, Youth

2025-2026 White House Fellowship

The application for the 2025-2026 White House Fellows Program is now open. Today, Rose Vela, Director of the President’s Commission on White House Fellowships, announced the opening of the application season for the 2025-2026 White House Fellowship year: “This uniquely non-partisan program has a distinguished legacy that reaches back more than half a century, and […]

Literature

“Marriage as a Transaction: Sylvia Plath’s Dark Satire on Love and Gender Roles in ‘The Applicant'”

Sylvia Plath’s “The Applicant” is a caustic critique of marriage and gender roles, wrapping sharp social observations in dark humor. Written on the very day her husband Ted Hughes abandoned her, the poem dissects marriage with a satirical edge, casting it as a disturbing commercial exchange rather than a romantic partnership. Through the character of […]

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