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January 24, 2025

World Health Organization to Reduce Costs

International Desk

The World Health Organization will continue to prioritize health programs while reducing costs. This decision was taken by the organization after US President Donald Trump announced to leave the World Health Organization. The United States will officially leave the World Health Organization (WHO) in January 2026.

The United Nations Health Organization has already received a formal letter from the new US President Donald Trump about the exit from the WHO. After receiving the letter, the United Nations reported on Thursday that the country would officially leave the WHO in January 2021, according to the US notice.

The World Health Organization Chief Tedros Adhanam Gabreasus said in a document that the economic situation of the World Health Organization would be further enhanced by Trump’s announcement. The company has to walk the way to reduce costs.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Visit South Korea, Japan, and France Amid Political Crisis in Seoul

Asia, International

Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba Undergoes Second Medical Checkup in Five Days After Falling Asleep During Election

Americas, Europe, International, Lead, News, US

Greenland Holds Elections Despite Trump’s Threats

Asia, Bangladesh, Culture, Entertainment, International, Lead, News

O Again, Theatre in Bangladesh Faces Obstruction by ‘Tawhidi Janata’

Americas, Asia, International, News, US

US Accelerates Arms Shipments to Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions

Asia, International, Lead, News

Thousands Rally for the Restoration of Monarchy in Nepal, Supporting Former King

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U.S. and Qatar Sign Deals Worth $1.2 Trillion, White House Says

Bangladesh

Banning the Awami League: A Step Backwards for Bangladesh’s Democracy

Bangladesh

Ceremony to Present Credentials of Bangladesh High Commissioner in Delhi Postponed

Trump’s Tax Plan Faces Hurdle as GOP Hardliners Push for Deeper Medicaid Cuts

Bangladesh

Stock Market Index Hits Lowest in Nearly 5 Years in Bangladesh

Trump’s China Trade War Backfires, Weakens U.S. Global Standing

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Bangladesh

Dr. Firdausi Qadri Honored with 2024 VinFuture Special Prize for Innovations in Developing Countries

Dr. Firdausi Qadri, a senior scientist at icddr,b and a globally respected authority in infectious disease prevention, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 VinFuture Special Prize for innovators in developing countries. This recognition highlights her groundbreaking contributions to creating and promoting affordable vaccines for cholera, typhoid, and human papillomavirus (HPV), as announced in a press […]

Americas, News, North America, US

US-Mexico Border Tunnel Set for Closure Amid Security Clampdown

A clandestine tunnel facilitating the smuggling of migrants and contraband between the US and Mexico is slated to be sealed, as announced by Mexican border officials. The tunnel, running 300 meters between Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas, was ingeniously concealed within a storm sewer system. Despite being recently discovered last week, it is […]

Opinion

The Covert Success of Hasinomics in Bangladesh Development Trajectory: Inspiration from Mujibnomics

Hussain Muhammad Imam Bangladesh has embarked on a remarkable journey under the transformative leadership of Sheikh Hasina. She was the Prime Minister of Bangladesh for five terms, including her fourth consecutive tenure from 2009 until 5 August 2024. She was the world’s longest-serving female head of the government. The country has achieved significant milestones in […]

Asia, Lead, Pacific

Saudi Arabia Warned Germany Multiple Times About Suspected Market Attacker

Saudi Arabia reportedly issued multiple warnings to German authorities about a man suspected of carrying out a deadly attack at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, sources familiar with the communications have revealed. The attack resulted in the deaths of five people and left more than 200 injured.According to one source, the Saudi government sent […]

News

Trump Administration Announces End of New Grants to Harvard University

The United States government has announced it will no longer provide new grants to Harvard University. The decision was confirmed by U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon. For the past few weeks, tensions have been rising between the Trump administration and several top U.S. universities, including Harvard. The government alleges that these institutions have allowed […]

International, Middle East, News

Kurdish Rebels to Stop Fighting: Erdoğan’s Major Success

Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned Kurdish rebel leader, has decided to dissolve his organization, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). He has also called on Kurdish fighters to surrender their weapons and end the conflict against Turkey. On Thursday (February 27), Kurdish lawmakers and leaders read Öcalan’s message at a press conference in Istanbul. They had visited […]

International, Israel, Lead, Middle East, News, Palestine

Renewed Violence in Gaza: Over 500 Palestinians Killed Amid Escalating Conflict

At least 70 Palestinians were killed and dozens injured on March 20 as Israeli air strikes targeted homes in northern and southern Gaza, marking a deadly escalation in the ongoing conflict. This comes after the collapse of a ceasefire that had held since January, with Israeli forces resuming ground operations in central and southern Gaza […]

Americas, Pacific

Trudeau Pledges Tougher Border Controls in Meeting with Trump, Says Canadian Official

OTTAWA, Dec 2 – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has assured President-elect Donald Trump of stronger border security measures during a recent meeting in Florida, a senior Canadian official revealed. Trudeau and Trump dined together on Nov 29, where they discussed measures to enhance security along the long, largely undefended Canada-US border. Trump has previously […]

Entertainment, International

Spielberg Reflects on Stopping ‘E.T.’ Sequel at TCM Festival

Steven Spielberg shared behind-the-scenes details about his decision to prevent a sequel to E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial during a conversation with star Drew Barrymore at the TCM Classic Film Festival: New York Pop-Up x 92NY on Saturday. The Oscar-winning director revealed that halting a follow-up to the beloved 1982 sci-fi classic was a “hard-fought victory” because […]

Bangladesh, Opinion

Genocide of Bengali Intellectuals in 1971

Engineer M. Hossain “We name people Jews or Gypsies, or distinguish them by colors or dress, and apply them to members of groups.” Dr. Gregory H. Stanton articulated the given instance to explain “symbolization,” which is one stage of genocide. This stage is concerned with providing names or symbols to the members of a particular […]

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