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UK demands UN-led inquiry into Bangladesh unrest; Sheikh Hasina's asylum status remains uncertain

The government has made no official comment on reports of Hasina seeking political asylum in the UK, with Home Office sources only indicating that the country’s immigration rules don’t specifically allow individuals to travel to the UK to seek asylum.

Far-right protesters in UK

UK Prime Minister warns anti-immigration protesters, says ‘You Will Regret’

Unrest stemming from erroneous information regarding the mass stabbing that took place on July 29 in the northwest English coastal town of Southport has extended to other towns and cities.

Bangladesh protest

Bangladesh on boil, over 300 killed in violent anti-govt protests since last month

Bangladesh railways have suspended all services in the violence-hit country, amid students’ intensified anti-government protests.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the state memorial for Zeev Jabotinsky, a Zionist leader and founder of the Israeli right-wing ideology, at Mount Herzl Military Cemetery in Jerusalem on August 4, 2024.

Middle East crisis: PM Netanyahu says prepared for any scenario — both offensively & defensively

In April, Iran fired over 300 rockets at Israel, most of which were intercepted by IDF and US-led coalition forces after it killed two Iranian generals in Syria.

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Elon Musk-led X suffers brief global outage, service resumed after several users faced interruptions

At least 915 reports of outages were recorded in India at 9.15 am IST, according to the outage tracking website Downdetector.com,.

Trump campaign claims Kamala Harris became Democratic presidential nominee in least democratic way possible

Harris, 59, would face Republican presidential candidate and former president Donald Trump, 78, in the general elections scheduled to be held on November 5.

Bangladesh job quota protests

Fresh tension grips Bangladesh as student protesters refuse PM Hasina's call for dialogue

Bangladesh recently witnessed violent clashes between the police and mostly student protesters demanding an end to a controversial quota system that reserved 30% of government jobs for relatives of veterans who fought in Bangladesh's War of Independence in 1971.

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