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'Ready To Surrender': Sheikh Hasina Plans Return to Bangladesh in December Despite Life Threats
Speaking to Reuters on Friday, the 78-year-old former prime minister said she and senior leaders of the Awami League, which has since been banned in Bangladesh, intend to return voluntarily and present themselves before the court.
Iran War Update: Netanyahu Says 'War Is Not Over Yet,' Vows Iran Will Never Obtain Nuclear Weapons
A source quoted by the publication said Israel had already demonstrated its willingness to stand alongside the United States during the recent conflict and remained ready to do so again if required.
China's $147-Billion Brahmaputra Mega Dam Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Active Fault Line Warning
The findings are notable as they come from researchers associated with the China Geological Survey, adding fresh significance to concerns previously raised by India over the risks of constructing a large-scale dam in one of the world’s most earthquake-prone regions.
Andy Burnham Poised to Become UK's Next Prime Minister, Seventh in a Decade
According to the BBC, the former Greater Manchester mayor has secured nominations from 322 Labour MPs, making him the sole declared contender in the leadership race. He is only one nomination away from the 323 needed to ensure that no rival can mathematically enter the contest. Several MPs who were unable to cast their votes on Thursday have said they intend to back Burnham when Parliament returns.
Fresh Iranian Plot To Kill US President? Israel Sounds Alarm Days After Trump’s 'I'm On Every List' Remark
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Israel recently passed fresh intelligence to Washington indicating that Iran has been developing a new plan targeting the US president.
Explosions Rock Iran as Ali Khamenei Is Buried; US Denies Carrying Out Strikes
Citing Iranian state media, AFP reported that a US-Israeli projectile struck a military headquarters on the outskirts of Bushehr, the location of Iran's only civilian nuclear power plant.
Khamenei buried following week-long funeral processions as Mojtaba remains absent
The funeral ceremonies unfolded against a backdrop of renewed friction between Iran and the United States after several weeks of calm under a truce reached during the four-month-old conflict.
'US Jobs Are For Americans, Not Foreign Fraudsters': Vance speaks out amid H-1B probe
Speaking on Wednesday during a visit to the Wisconsin Air National Guard's 128th Air Refuelling Wing base in Milwaukee, Vance said the Department of Labour had begun issuing subpoenas and opening investigations targeting what he described as "foreign fraudsters" misusing employment-based visa programmes.
Erdogan presents engraved revolvers and ammunition to NATO leaders after summit
The gifts were intended to showcase Turkey’s expanding defence manufacturing sector and were distributed to heads of government and top EU representatives attending the summit.
PM Modi, Albanese discuss China's latest missile test as concerns grow across Pacific nations
The matter was brought up by Albanese during the high-level talks. In response, Modi reiterated India’s position that the Indo-Pacific must remain a region defined by peace, security and stability.
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