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Indian-American MIT student barred from graduation over unapproved Gaza speech

MIT leadership cited Megha Vemuri’s unauthorized speech and protest from the stage as reasons for barring her from the ceremony, while civil rights groups condemned the university’s decision.

Gaza doctor dies from wounds after Israeli airstrike kills nine of his children

Ex-Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina charged with crimes against humanity

Israeli strike on Gaza aid center kills 26 as tensions escalate in Rafah

‘We took revenge for 1971’: Hafiz Saeed’s aides claim role in Sheikh Hasina’s fall

UN-designated terrorists from banned JuD boast of orchestrating anti-government unrest in Bangladesh, reigniting fears of cross-border extremism.

Federal Judge blocks Trump-era move to strip 5,000 Venezuelans of legal status

Ruling challenges Homeland Security’s authority, offers temporary reprieve amid broader rollback of immigrant protections.

Colombia retracts condolences to Pakistan after Indian diplomatic push

India’s Operation Sindoor reframes global narrative on terrorism as Bogotá aligns with new understanding of Kashmir conflict.

Rival rallies in Kathmandu signal growing political divide

Dueling demonstrations pass without incident, but royalist factions vow to escalate pressure for monarchy’s return warning of a street-driven rewrite of Nepal’s constitution.

BrahMos before dawn: India’s preemptive strike stuns Pakistan

As Pakistan prepared a retaliatory strike after Fajr prayers, Indian missiles hit key terror and military sites across Pakistan and PoK under Operation Sindoor, exposing Islamabad’s strategic vulnerability.