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2 Anti-India Terror Accused Among 3 Ex-Convicts Who Won Bangladesh Polls
Three Bangladeshi leaders have suddenly found themselves to be very lucky. Two of them are from Tarique Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), which won the first national election since the fall of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina.
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Facing Labour Crunch Due To Ukraine War, Russia Turns To Indian Workers
A group of weary-looking Indian men carrying sports bags queued at passport control at a busy Moscow airport one recent evening after flying over 2,700 miles - and via Uzbekistan - to get work.
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Israeli Drone Strike Kills 2 Cyclists In Gaza As Death Count Mounts Despite Ceasefire
Two Palestinians on bicycles were killed in an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday, hospital officials said, marking the latest deaths since an October ceasefire that hasn't halted deadly attacks in the Gaza Strip.
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US Military Bases In The Gulf Under Iran's Ballistic Missile Shadow
Amid threats of a war with the US, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi ruled out the fact that Tehran could ever give up enrichment of uranium in its negotiations with Washington.
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How Nutella, A World War II Loaf, Became A Beloved Breakfast Spread
As the world celebrates World Nutella Day, it is the perfect moment to look back at how this humble invention travelled from a small Italian town to kitchen shelves across the globe.
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Israel Marks Return Of Final Hostage's Remains After Over 2 Years Of War
The return of Ran Gvili, a 24-year-old police officer killed while fighting Hamas during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, fulfilled nationwide hopes to return all the hostages, living or dead.
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Russia-Ukraine War Has Caused Nearly 2 Million Military Casualties: Report
Russia's grinding invasion of Ukraine has caused nearly two million military casualties -- killed, wounded or missing -- between the two countries, according to a study published Tuesday by a US think tank.
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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Enters Phase 2 Despite Unresolved Issues
A US-backed plan to end the war in Gaza has entered its second phase despite unresolved disputes between Israel and Hamas over alleged ceasefire violations and issues unaddressed in the first stage.
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2,514 Civilian Deaths In Ukraine In 2025, Highest Since 2022: UN
United Nations monitors recorded more civilian deaths in Ukraine in 2025 than in any other year except 2022, as hostilities flared along the frontline and Russia expanded its use of long-range weapons, the UN's top rights body said Monday.
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2 Anti-India Terror Accused Among 3 Ex-Convicts Who Won Bangladesh Polls
Three Bangladeshi leaders have suddenly found themselves to be very lucky. Two of them are from Tarique Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), which won the first national election since the fall of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina.
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Facing Labour Crunch Due To Ukraine War, Russia Turns To Indian Workers
A group of weary-looking Indian men carrying sports bags queued at passport control at a busy Moscow airport one recent evening after flying over 2,700 miles - and via Uzbekistan - to get work.
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Israeli Drone Strike Kills 2 Cyclists In Gaza As Death Count Mounts Despite Ceasefire
Two Palestinians on bicycles were killed in an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday, hospital officials said, marking the latest deaths since an October ceasefire that hasn't halted deadly attacks in the Gaza Strip.
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US Military Bases In The Gulf Under Iran's Ballistic Missile Shadow
Amid threats of a war with the US, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi ruled out the fact that Tehran could ever give up enrichment of uranium in its negotiations with Washington.
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How Nutella, A World War II Loaf, Became A Beloved Breakfast Spread
As the world celebrates World Nutella Day, it is the perfect moment to look back at how this humble invention travelled from a small Italian town to kitchen shelves across the globe.
-
Israel Marks Return Of Final Hostage's Remains After Over 2 Years Of War
The return of Ran Gvili, a 24-year-old police officer killed while fighting Hamas during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, fulfilled nationwide hopes to return all the hostages, living or dead.
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Russia-Ukraine War Has Caused Nearly 2 Million Military Casualties: Report
Russia's grinding invasion of Ukraine has caused nearly two million military casualties -- killed, wounded or missing -- between the two countries, according to a study published Tuesday by a US think tank.
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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Enters Phase 2 Despite Unresolved Issues
A US-backed plan to end the war in Gaza has entered its second phase despite unresolved disputes between Israel and Hamas over alleged ceasefire violations and issues unaddressed in the first stage.
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2,514 Civilian Deaths In Ukraine In 2025, Highest Since 2022: UN
United Nations monitors recorded more civilian deaths in Ukraine in 2025 than in any other year except 2022, as hostilities flared along the frontline and Russia expanded its use of long-range weapons, the UN's top rights body said Monday.
