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India Summons Bangladesh Envoy Over Rising Security Concerns in Dhaka
India has lodged a formal protest over the deteriorating security situation surrounding its diplomatic mission in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The move comes amid escalating political tensions and ongoing protests linked to former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who has been living in exile in India since last year. India Summons Bangladesh Envoy On Wednesday, India’s Ministry
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US Announces $11 Billion Weapons Sale to Taiwan Amid Rising China Tensions
The Trump administration has announced a massive arms sale to Taiwan valued at around $11 billion (£8.2 billion). The deal includes advanced rocket launchers, self-propelled howitzers, and a range of missiles, marking one of the largest US weapons packages ever approved for the island. This sale, which still requires Congressional approval, is the second arms
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Labour Demands Urgent Action on Insecurity, Protests Across Nigeria
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) staged nationwide protests yesterday to demand urgent federal government action to tackle the worsening insecurity across the country. Labour leaders insisted that those funding insecurity must be arrested and prosecuted, and called for the protection of workers, communities, and public confidence. In Abuja, heavy security prevented protesters from advancing beyond
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Inside a Secret Missile Factory: How Ukraine Is Rapidly Expanding Its Domestic Arms Industry
At a hidden location deep inside Ukraine, far from public view and under intense security, the country is quietly accelerating one of the most important efforts of its war strategy: the rapid expansion of its domestic arms industry. At the heart of this push is the Flamingo, a newly developed Ukrainian cruise missile designed for
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EU Leaders Face Crucial Decision on Loaning Russia’s Frozen Assets to Ukraine
European Union leaders are convening in Brussels for a high-stakes summit to decide whether to loan tens of billions of euros from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, providing critical funding for its military and economic needs amid the ongoing war with Russia. The decision could shape the course of the conflict and determine Ukraine’s financial
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Oscars to Leave ABC, Stream Exclusively on YouTube Starting 2029
Hollywood is experiencing another major shakeup as the Academy Awards, commonly known as the Oscars, announced it will move from ABC to YouTube starting in 2029. The historic deal marks the first time the Oscars will stream exclusively online, signaling a major shift in how audiences consume one of the most prestigious film awards ceremonies.
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Nick Reiner Faces Court as Family Speaks Out After Parents’ Tragic Deaths
The family of Hollywood director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Reiner, has broken their silence following their shocking deaths and the arrest of their son, Nick Reiner, who now faces charges of first-degree murder. The tragedy has sent shockwaves through Hollywood and the Los Angeles community, leaving friends, fans, and family struggling to process
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Russian Strikes Devastate Ukraine’s Medical Supply Warehouses, Threatening Healthcare
Recent Russian attacks on Ukraine have caused severe damage to the country’s healthcare infrastructure, destroying medical warehouses that supply the majority of Ukrainian pharmacies. These strikes, part of a series of military actions over the past year, have resulted in the loss of millions of dollars’ worth of vital medicines, raising concerns about potential shortages
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Over One Million Ukrainian Households Lose Power After Russian Strikes as Peace Talks Continue
More than one million households in Ukraine were left without electricity following a wave of overnight Russian attacks targeting the country’s energy and industrial infrastructure, officials said. Ukraine’s internal affairs minister, Ihor Klymenko, reported that five regions—Dnipropetrovsk, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Odesa, and Chernihiv—were struck, causing fires and injuring at least five people. Emergency teams are working
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Louvre Museum in Paris Closed as Staff Strike Over Pay and Working Conditions
The Louvre Museum in Paris was forced to close its doors on Monday as museum staff staged a strike over worsening working conditions and pay, disappointing thousands of tourists who had planned to visit the world’s most famous art institution. Strike Called by Louvre Staff Trade unions representing nearly 400 Louvre employees—including CFDT, CGT, and
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