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US Embassy In Dhaka Warns Of Violence Ahead Of Bangladesh Elections
The United States Embassy in Dhaka has issued a nationwide security alert for American citizens following Bangladesh's announcement that its next parliamentary election and a national referendum will be held simultaneously on February 12, 2026.
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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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US Congress Passes Bill To Fight Rise In Anti-Asian Crimes
US lawmakers on Tuesday sent an anti-hate bill to President Joe Biden's desk that aims to prevent violence against Asian Americans, following an alarming rise in attacks including murders during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Suspect Arrested In Attack On Asian American Woman In New York
New York police charged Wednesday a suspect in a brutal, videotaped assault of a 65-year-old Asian-American woman that sparked outrage amid a surge of anti-Asian violence in the United States.
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"These Attacks Must Stop": Biden On Violence Against Asian-Americans
US President Joe Biden has announced additional actions to respond to the violence and xenophobia perpetrated against Asian Americans.
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Spa Worker, Waiter, Mechanic: Volunteers Patrol US Streets After Anti-Asian Attacks
Wearing bright safety vests and carrying walkie-talkies, volunteers patrol a Chinese neighborhood in New York to protect Asian Americans against a surge of pandemic-era violence after deadly mass shootings at Asian-owned spas in Atlanta.
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Hundreds In US Rally In Support Of Asian Americans After Fatal Shootings
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta on Saturday in support of the Asian American community after a shooting at three local day spas this week left eight people dead, six of them Asian women.
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"Have To Act": Biden Says Attacks On Asian-Americans "Skyrocketing"
US President Joe Biden on Friday denounced the scourge of violence against Asian-Americans, telling a community plunged into grief after this week's Atlanta murders that the nation must not be complicit in the face of racism and xenophobia.
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Georgia Shooting: Police Search For Motive As Asian Americans Decry Attacks
Homicide detectives on Thursday weighed the possible motives of a gunman accused of fatally shooting several Asian women in Atlanta-area spas, as a U.S. lawmaker said the Asian-American community was "bleeding" from a recent surge in violence and discrimination.
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"Appalled": Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, US Lawmakers On Acts Of Hate Against Asian Americans
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and several US lawmakers have said that they are appalled by the ongoing acts of hate against Asian Americans and condemned hate, racial discrimination and violence in all forms.
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US Embassy In Dhaka Warns Of Violence Ahead Of Bangladesh Elections
The United States Embassy in Dhaka has issued a nationwide security alert for American citizens following Bangladesh's announcement that its next parliamentary election and a national referendum will be held simultaneously on February 12, 2026.
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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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US Congress Passes Bill To Fight Rise In Anti-Asian Crimes
US lawmakers on Tuesday sent an anti-hate bill to President Joe Biden's desk that aims to prevent violence against Asian Americans, following an alarming rise in attacks including murders during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Suspect Arrested In Attack On Asian American Woman In New York
New York police charged Wednesday a suspect in a brutal, videotaped assault of a 65-year-old Asian-American woman that sparked outrage amid a surge of anti-Asian violence in the United States.
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"These Attacks Must Stop": Biden On Violence Against Asian-Americans
US President Joe Biden has announced additional actions to respond to the violence and xenophobia perpetrated against Asian Americans.
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Spa Worker, Waiter, Mechanic: Volunteers Patrol US Streets After Anti-Asian Attacks
Wearing bright safety vests and carrying walkie-talkies, volunteers patrol a Chinese neighborhood in New York to protect Asian Americans against a surge of pandemic-era violence after deadly mass shootings at Asian-owned spas in Atlanta.
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Hundreds In US Rally In Support Of Asian Americans After Fatal Shootings
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta on Saturday in support of the Asian American community after a shooting at three local day spas this week left eight people dead, six of them Asian women.
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"Have To Act": Biden Says Attacks On Asian-Americans "Skyrocketing"
US President Joe Biden on Friday denounced the scourge of violence against Asian-Americans, telling a community plunged into grief after this week's Atlanta murders that the nation must not be complicit in the face of racism and xenophobia.
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Georgia Shooting: Police Search For Motive As Asian Americans Decry Attacks
Homicide detectives on Thursday weighed the possible motives of a gunman accused of fatally shooting several Asian women in Atlanta-area spas, as a U.S. lawmaker said the Asian-American community was "bleeding" from a recent surge in violence and discrimination.
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"Appalled": Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, US Lawmakers On Acts Of Hate Against Asian Americans
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and several US lawmakers have said that they are appalled by the ongoing acts of hate against Asian Americans and condemned hate, racial discrimination and violence in all forms.
