In a stunning escalation of Bangladesh’s long-running political tensions, a special court has handed former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia a death sentence in connection with the 2009 Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) mutiny, one of the deadliest episodes in the nation’s history.…
London, UK The United Kingdom is preparing a major overhaul of its asylum system, with the Home Secretary announcing new powers to suspend visas for countries that refuse to take back their nationals who are denied asylum in the UK.…
Washington, D.C. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the rollout of the second stage of Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP) payments, aimed at helping farmers who faced losses not fully covered in the first round of disaster assistance. This…
UNITED NATIONS The UN Security Council is preparing for a crucial vote on the U.S.-backed resolution aimed at securing a long-term ceasefire and reshaping Gaza’s future governance. The U.S. proposal calls for an International Stabilisation Force, a temporary “Board of…
London, UK The UK’s asylum system is facing mounting pressure, with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper declaring today that the system is “out of control.” Speaking in Parliament, Cooper said the government inherited a system in “chaos,” with tens of thousands…
The dispute began when Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene intensified her push for complete transparency on the Epstein case. She has been campaigning for Congress to force the release of all government-held records, including grand jury material, through what’s known as…
London The National Health Service is once again at the centre of national debate, as pressure mounts on the Prime Minister to launch a full cabinet-level inquiry into what experts are calling the most severe NHS crisis in decades. This…
London The National Health Service is once again at the centre of national debate, as pressure mounts on the Prime Minister to launch a full cabinet-level inquiry into what experts are calling the most severe NHS crisis in decades. This…
Washington, D.C. The latest economic data is out, and inflation in the United States remains stuck around the 3% mark, keeping pressure on households and becoming an early flashpoint as the 2026 election campaigns get underway. According to new consumer…
London/New York Global stock markets moved into the red today as heavy selling in the technology sector and renewed uncertainty over the timing of U.S. interest rate cuts rattled investors. Benchmark indexes across Europe, the U.S. and Asia all showed…
