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November 19, 2024

Girl from Denmark Wins Miss Universe

Entertainment Desk

The crown of ‘Miss Universe’ was won by Victoria Kjær Theilvig, a 21-year-old lawyer, dancer, and entrepreneur. She competed against more than 120 talented women to claim the prestigious title at the competition held in Mexico City.

By winning Miss Universe, Kozia made history as the first Danish woman to ever achieve this honor.

She was crowned with the 27th Miss Universe title by Miss Nicaragua Sheynnis Palacio. The first runner-up of the competition was Chidimma Adetshina.

Korean Star’s Suicide, A Note Found Nearby

Asia, India, International, Lead, News

India Erupts in Protest Over Wakf Amendment Bill; Angry Mob Sets Fire to BJP Leader’s House

International, Lead, News

Trial Begins for Man Accused of Attempting to Murder Salman Rushdie

Asia, Bangladesh, International, Lead, News

Attack on Journalists at Bangladesh Supreme Court

Education, International, News, UN

UN Report Highlights Urgent Need to Address Global Education Challenges

Culture, Entertainment

Bangladeshi Legendary Actress Suborna Mustafa Harassed at Airport

Americas, Asia, China, International, News, US

China Tightens Control Over Rare Earth Exports, Impacting US Defense Industry

Entertainment, News

New Twist in Saif Ali Khan Stabbing Case

Asia, China, International, News, Tech & Startup, US

China Accuses US NSA of Cyber Attacks During Asian Winter Games

International, News, Russia, Ukraine

Lavrov Highlights Challenges in US-Russia Peace Talks Over Ukraine

Americas, International, News, Russia, Ukraine, US

US Envoy Reports Putin Open to “Permanent Peace” Deal with Ukraine

Americas, Economy, International, News, UK

US and UK Eye “Great Agreement” on Trade Amid Tariff Talks

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Americas, International, Middle East, Pacific

Russian Forces Capture British Mercenary in Kursk Region, Reports Say

Russian forces have reportedly captured a British mercenary fighting alongside the Ukrainian army in the Kursk region, according to Russia’s RIA state news agency. The region, partially controlled by Kyiv forces, has been a flashpoint for recent military activity. “A mercenary from Great Britain, who called himself James Scott Rhys Anderson, was captured. He is […]

Asia, Bangladesh, International, Opinion

Bangladesh has limited time to choose between anarchy and democracy

Michael Rubin Muhammad Yunus is at best a useful idiot for Jamaat-e-Islami and other war criminals; at worst, he is also a pawn for the Chinese. Either way, he today betrays Bangladesh, its traditional secularism, and its minority population. Time is running out for Bangladeshis to choose on their own; whether in Islamabad, Beijing, or […]

Sports

Matsuyama Leads at Halfway Mark of PGA Tour Opener

The Sentry Second-Round Leaderboard: Selected Others: Full leaderboard available online. Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, shot a second consecutive 65 to secure a one-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the PGA Tour’s season-opening Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii. The prestigious event features 31 PGA Tour winners and 29 players who ranked within […]

Americas, Asia, Bangladesh, International, Lead, News, US

U.S. Awami League Holds Protest in Washington, D.C., Demanding Resignation of Dr. Muhammad Yunus

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Awami League organized a large human chain in front of the State Department and the White House on [insert date], demanding the resignation of Dr. Muhammad Yunus, whom they accuse of leading an unconstitutional, interim, forcefully occupied government. The demonstrators voiced strong opposition to what they called an illegal takeover […]

Opinion

Bangladesh Judicial System and Police Cases: A Pain for Public

Dr. A. K. Abdul Momen The leading dailies of Bangladesh including the “Prothom-Alo” and the “Daily Star” reported (23 Nov, 2024)that one Kulsum Akhter (21) filed a case at the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s Court in Dhaka on October 24 accusing 130 people killing of her husband Mr. Mohammed Al Amin on 5 August, 2024 the […]

Bangladesh, Opinion

The Dark Side of Microcredit: How Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s Model Traps the Poor in Debt

Kabir Ahmed I am (pseudonym) Kabir Ahmed In the late 1990s, I worked for several years in a loan program in three upazilas of a large micro-credit institution in Bangladesh and admitted about 5,000 women from one upazila as a member for loan, out of which I gave microcredit to about 4,200 women in a […]

Americas, International, Lead, News, Ukraine, US

Zelensky Seeks Continued U.S. Support Even Under Trump

In February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. By February next year, the war between Russia and Ukraine will mark its third anniversary. However, before that, Republican Donald Trump is set to take office as the President of the United States. In this context, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hopes that U.S. support for […]

Americas, US

Former President Donald Trump Casts His Ballot in Florida

Former President Donald Trump voted in Florida today, arriving at his Palm Beach precinct accompanied by his wife, Melania Trump. After casting his ballot, Trump is now addressing the public.

Americas, Lead

11 Years On, The Voice Raises Its Voice to #FreeAustin

Journalists, Lawmakers, and Advocates Push for Action in Austin Tice Case Eleven years after U.S. freelance journalist Austin Tice disappeared in Syria, calls for his safe return continue to resonate across the country. Tice, who was detained shortly after emailing his father on August 13, 2012, to say he was wrapping up his reporting, has […]

Asia, India

India Raises Concerns Over China’s Planned Hydropower Dam on Brahmaputra River

A thaw in ties may be under way between India and China, but the latter’s plans to construct what has been dubbed the world’s largest hydropower dam in Tibet on the Yarlung Zangbo river have resurfaced worries that water could become the next flashpoint in bilateral ties. India has urged China to be transparent and […]

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