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Dipu Chandra Das and Amrit Mondal: The tale of 2 lynchings in Bangladesh

Is Bangladesh safe for minorities? That’s the question after a second Hindu man has been lynched to death. Locals said that the victim, Amrit Mondal alias Samrat, was the leader of a criminal gang, called the ‘Samrat Bahini’. Read More

US hurting India-China ties to have military hegemony: Beijing on Pentagon report

China, on Thursday, rebuked the Pentagon report, accusing the United States of distorting its defence policy and attempting to thwart an improvement in China-India ties. Read More

Yunus govt ‘burning minorities to death’ in Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina

Amid growing unrest in Bangladesh, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina slammed the Yunus government, accusing it of neglecting the religious minorities. Read More

US launches ‘powerful and deadly strikes’ against Islamic State in Nigeria: Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that his country launched a “powerful and deadly” strike against the Islamic State (IS) group operating in north-western Nigeria. Read More

British tech campaigner sues Trump administration over US visa ban, calls the move ‘unconstitutional’

The chief of a prominent anti-disinformation watchdog has sued President Donald Trump’s administration over a US visa ban, calling it an “unconstitutional” attempt to expel the permanent American resident, court filings show. Read More

Zelenskyy holds talks with Trump envoys as Ukraine peace efforts inch forward

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday that he spoke with US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff and soninlaw Jared Kushner for about an hour on how to end the war with Russia. Read More

Russian court jails pro-war activist and Putin critic Sergei Udaltsov for ‘justifying terrorism’

A court in Russia on Thursday convicted a pro-war activist and critic of President Vladimir Putin of justifying terrorism and sentenced him to six years in prison. Read More

From the American dream to poverty: Christmas, unemployment and the long road back for Venezuelans deported from the US

This was not the Christmas that Mariela Gómez would have imagined a year ago. Or the one that thousands of other Venezuelan immigrants would have thought. But Donald Trump returned to the White House in January and quickly ended their American dream. Read More