President Trump says the Iran ceasefire holds despite a fresh clash in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. warns of harder strikes if a 14-point peace deal isn't signed by Tehran soon.
Three Australian women returned from Syria face serious charges, including crimes against humanity and IS membership, after being arrested by federal police in Melbourne and Sydney.
A newly unveiled memorial in Pyongyang appears to confirm that approximately 2,300 North Korean soldiers have died fighting for Russia in Ukraine, matching South Korean intelligence estimates.
In a sudden move, the Pentagon has removed General Randy George from his role as Army Chief of Staff. This marks the latest in a series of high-level dismissals by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Over 12,500 targets hit in Iran since Feb 28. Recent strikes on a major suspension bridge and the Pasteur Institute signal a broader U.S. campaign against Iranian infrastructure and research.
Awami League-aligned lawyers dominated the Madaripur Bar election, winning 14 posts. In a surprise twist, a Jamaat-affiliated independent won the presidency, leaving the BNP with no seats.
UNCTAD reports a 95% drop in Strait of Hormuz traffic, with only 6 ships passing daily in March. The agency warns of persistent global inflation and severe energy risks for South Asia and Europe.
Bangladesh's export earnings dropped to $3.48 billion in March, marking an eight-month decline. Geopolitical tensions and high energy costs continue to pressure the RMG industry and global demand.
