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India just ally in 1971 War, nothing more: PM Modi’s post on ‘Vijay Diwas’ draws sharp reactions from Bangladeshi leaders

Bangladesh’s interim head Muhammad Yunus’ law advisor Asif Nazrul, well-known India-critic and coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Hasnat Abdullah and a member of Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) were among the leaders who criticized PM Modi’s post.

Bangladesh’s interim govt head announces general election will be held in late 2025 or early 2026

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Impeached Over Martial Law

Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, senior officials involved in enforced disappearances: Bangladesh Inquiry Commission

US President-elect Donald Trump to get $15 million in ABC News defamation lawsuit

ABC News reached a settlement after controversy over ‘rape remarks’ on Trump made on a ‘This Week’ episode on March 10. The settlement included an apology via an editor’s note and a payment classified as a “charitable contribution” toward a nonprofit linked to a presidential library's construction.

Taliban Refugee Minister Khalil Ur-Rahman Haqqani, 6 others killed in Kabul explosion

Minister of Refugees of the Islamic Emirate, Alhaji Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani was killed this afternoon in a barbaric attack by the enemies in an explosion at the Ministry of Refugees, said Kabul police in a statement refering to militant group Islamic State Khorasan which claimed responsibility for the attack.

Ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad secure in Russia: Deputy FM

President Vladimir Putin had made the decision to grant asylum to Assad and it shows that Russia acted as required in such an extraordinary situation, Deputy Foreign Minister Russia, Sergei Ryabkov said.

South Korea's ex-defense minister accused of martial law plot attempts suicide

Police stopped Kim Yong-Hyun, a close aide of President Yoon Suk Yeol from his attempt to kill himself during a search in the president's office on Dec 11, Justice Minister Park Sung Jae confirmed.

Princeton University study reveals deep genetic links between Modern Humans and Neanderthals

Modern humans and Neanderthals interbred in multiple waves over 200,000 years, exchanging genes and influencing each other's evolution. A new study using AI reveals traces of modern human DNA in Neanderthals and revises their population size to 2,400. The findings suggest Neanderthals weren't wiped out but were gradually absorbed into human populations, reshaping our understanding of shared history.