Bangladesh deploys the army in six districts ahead of the Awami League’s founding anniversary, raising concerns over political exclusion and civil liberties.
The first round of Iran-US talks in Switzerland concluded after 80 minutes, with discussions focused on Lebanon, regional stability, and implementing a new interim agreement.
A ceasefire understanding has been achieved in Lebanon involving Hezbollah following days of escalating border tensions. Lebanese officials stated the agreement aims to avoid further military confrontation, though Hezbollah warned it remains ready to counter future aggression.
A detailed report compiled by British MP Rupert Lowe has reignited political debate in the UK, alleging massive institutional failures in protecting vulnerable minors from organized abuse. The document accuses state bodies of negligence, drawing criticism toward current political leadership.
Cultural, rights and political groups condemn shoe-throw imagery and a crowd outside freedom fighter Fazlur Rahman’s home, urging protection and legal action against intimidation.
About 700 fugitives remain free after the 2024 prison assaults, even as the interim regime jails students, workers, and Awami League supporters under the sweeping “July Case.”
Engineering students blocked Shahbagh to demand competitive Grade-9 entry, open Grade-10 exams, and enforcement of title and accreditation rules; police reported severe congestion.
Trump dismissed Fed Governor Lisa Cook, citing mortgage fraud allegations. Cook refuses to resign, setting up a legal fight over central bank independence.
Two police officers were killed and one critically injured in a rural Victoria ambush, sparking a massive manhunt for a heavily armed suspect in Porepunkah.
