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‘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

Colombia retracts condolences to Pakistan after Indian diplomatic push

Rival rallies in Kathmandu signal growing political divide

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.

US unveils high-stakes 60-day Gaza truce as Israel agrees and Hamas resists

Ceasefire plan offers aid and prisoner swap but falls short of Hamas demands as Gaza nears famine.

Trump’s tariff gambit tied to India-Pakistan peace fails in US court

Court rejects White House assertion that blocking tariffs could endanger South Asian Peace and Global Trade negotiations.

Kathmandu on edge: Nepal PM Oli’s street takeover call sets stage for tense Republic Day

Republic Day in Nepal, traditionally a day of reflection on democratic gains, is expected to take a sharply different tone this year.

Student visa appointments paused globally as US plans stricter vetting

The United States has paused new student visa interviews globally to prepare for expanded social media screening, creating uncertainty among international students and raising concerns within academic institutions.

‘Putin has gone absolutely CRAZY,’ says US President after Russia’s deadly drone strikes on Ukraine

US President Trump condemns Russian President Putin’s drone attacks on Ukraine, raises frustration over the conflict, and signals potential escalation of sanctions to pressure Moscow and end the violence.