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BSF Seizes 95 Cattle from Kurigram’s Roumari Border, Yet to Be Returned

Ninety-five cattle were taken by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) from the Algar Char area of Jadurchar Union in Roumari Upazila, Kurigram. The incident occurred on Sunday (February 22) around 4:00 PM near the international boundary pillars 1071–72. Even after two days, the cattle have not been returned by the BSF.

Khamenei Reportedly Prepares Succession Plan Amid Fears of Assassination

Amid heightened U.S. military presence in the Middle East and Israel’s increasingly firm stance toward Tehran, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly put contingency leadership measures in place to address potential crisis scenarios. According to international media reports, these preparations come amid concerns that Iran could become a direct target if U.S. President Donald Trump authorizes military action.

Gen Z Protests Resurface in Iran Amid Fears of Possible U.S. Strikes

Amid ongoing nuclear negotiations with the United States and growing fears of potential U.S. military action, a new wave of youth-led anti-government protests has emerged in Iran. For the second consecutive day on Sunday, demonstrations, rallies, and marches took place in the capital, Tehran, with a significant presence of young people from Generation Z.

Young man shot dead after trying to enter Trump's Florida residence

A dramatic security incident unfolded late at night in Florida after an armed युवक was shot and killed while attempting to enter the secured perimeter of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.

Amid Rising Tensions, U.S. and Iran Set to Face Off Again in Geneva

Amid escalating military tensions in the Middle East, the United States and Iran are making another attempt to return to diplomacy. A third round of indirect nuclear talks between the two countries is scheduled to take place in Geneva, Switzerland, on Thursday (February 26). The renewed engagement aims to break the prolonged deadlock and move toward a workable agreement.

The US is planning to eliminate the Khamenei family!

The United States Department of Defense has reportedly presented a range of tough military options to former U.S. President Donald Trump concerning Iran, including measures targeting the country’s top leadership. According to a report by Axios, the options were prepared in response to concerns over Iran’s nuclear program and the possibility that Tehran may refuse to comply with Washington’s strict conditions for a complete halt to nuclear activities.

Assistant Professor Assaulted for Preventing Cheating During Exam in India

In a shocking incident at Dr. Malakareddy Homoeopathic Medical College in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, an assistant professor was physically assaulted by a student for preventing cheating during an internal exam. The incident occurred on Friday, 20 February, and was captured on CCTV, according to a report by NDTV. Although the accused student initially denied the attack, the footage clearly confirms his actions.

US Ambassador Extends Mother Language Day Greetings in Bangla, Honoring Bangladesh’s Language Martyrs

On the occasion of Shaheed Day and International Mother Language Day, the United States Ambassador to Bangladesh, Brent Christensen, conveyed his greetings to the people of Bangladesh in Bangla. His message, delivered in the country’s mother tongue, was widely seen as a heartfelt tribute to the martyrs of the 1952 Language Movement and a gesture of respect for Bangladesh’s linguistic heritage.

Indian Budget Airline SpiceJet Banned from Bangladesh Airspace

Bangladesh has imposed a ban on the popular Indian budget airline SpiceJet from using its airspace. According to reports from the Indian news agency PTI, the decision came after the airline failed to settle outstanding fees owed to Bangladesh.

Indian Visa Services to Resume Soon, Says Sylhet-Based Assistant High Commissioner

Sylhet-based Assistant High Commissioner of India, Aniruddha Das, has announced that all types of Indian visa services, including travel visas, are being restored to normal operations. Currently, medical and double-entry visas are active, and the process to resume other visa categories is underway.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman receives invitation to visit India

Bangladesh's new Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has been busy with diplomatic activities since taking oath. Om Birla, who is serving as the Speaker of the Indian Lok Sabha, paid a courtesy call on him today. During the meeting, he formally invited the Prime Minister to visit India.

Iran begins military drills in Strait of Hormuz, commercial shipping suspended

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the elite branch of Iran's defense forces, has begun military drills in the Strait of Hormuz. The drills began on Monday amid ongoing meetings with US representatives on Iran's nuclear program, the country's state television reported.

India’s Diplomatic U-Turn on Tarique Rahman: Why It Took a Decade for Warmth to Emerge

Following the announcement of Bangladesh’s latest parliamentary election results, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi swiftly congratulated BNP leader Tarique Rahman on social media platform X. Modi described the BNP’s victory as “decisive” and extended “warm congratulations,” stating that the result reflected the people of Bangladesh’s confidence in Rahman’s leadership. Shortly afterward, he posted the same message in Bengali to ensure it resonated more broadly within Bangladesh. A direct phone call between the two leaders followed.

US Congratulates Tarique Rahman Following Election Victory

The United States has congratulated the people of Bangladesh, as well as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, following the conclusion of the 13th National Parliamentary Election.

Iran Seizes Foreign Oil Tankers, Heightening Tensions in the Gulf

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has seized two foreign oil tankers along with their foreign crew members in the Gulf waters on charges of fuel smuggling, triggering heightened regional tensions. The seizure took place on Thursday, according to Iran’s state-run news agency Tasnim.

“US Navy on Edge as Dangerous Iranian Drone Raises Security Concerns”

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, the US Navy destroyed an Iranian drone in the Arabian Sea. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) stated that a Shahid-139 drone was shot down in self-defense after it aggressively approached the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.

India in Controversy as Narendra Modi’s Name Allegedly Appears in Epstein Files

India has been drawn into fresh controversy amid growing concerns over sexual violence and abuse, following claims that the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has surfaced in documents related to the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The allegation has sparked widespread discussion both domestically and internationally.

Iran prepares for war, declares 82 metro stations as shelters

Amid the threat of a possible war with the United States, extensive security and safety preparations are being made in the Iranian capital Tehran. 82 metro stations across the city have been declared temporary shelters to protect civilians in any emergency. In addition, parking areas and various underground structures are also being prepared as safe shelters, Iran's crisis management authority said.

US military power increases in the Middle East, fear of attack on Iran at any moment

War is heating up in the Middle East. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that a large-scale military attack on Iran may be launched. Israel also wants Trump to change the Iranian regime. On the other hand, the Iranian government has said that they are fully prepared to defend the country, and that they will consider any attack as a full-scale war.

China Executes 11 Members of the Same Family Over Billion-Dollar Crime Syndicate

China has carried out the death sentences of 11 members of the same family for running a billion-dollar online fraud and organized crime network. According to a report by CNN citing Chinese state media, the executions were carried out recently after the individuals were convicted of multiple serious crimes, including murder, illegal detention, and fraud. The information was confirmed in a report published on Thursday (January 29).

Iranian army receives 1,000 sophisticated drones, Trump worried

Iran has strengthened military preparations in the context of the deployment of US warships in the waters of the Middle East. As part of increasing strategic and military capabilities, the country's army has received 1,000 sophisticated drones. On Thursday (January 29), Tasnim News Agency reported this information, quoting Iranian Army Commander Major General Amir Hatami.

Iran unveils missile tunnels under the sea, warns about the Strait of Hormuz

Amid ongoing tensions with the United States, Iran has unveiled its secret missile tunnels under the sea. The country claims that these tunnels contain hundreds of cruise missiles, which can be used immediately if necessary. Iran has warned that if they are attacked, the vital Strait of Hormuz will no longer be safe.

US neutral in Bangladesh elections, trusts people's verdict - US Ambassador

The new US Ambassador to Dhaka, Brent Christensen, has made it clear that the US will not take any political side in the upcoming national elections in Bangladesh. He said that the US is ready to work with the government that the people of Bangladesh elect. He told reporters after a meeting with Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin at the Election Building in Agargaon in the capital on Wednesday (January 28).

War sirens in the Strait of Hormuz? Iran closes airspace for live-fire drill

Amid heightened regional tensions, Iran has announced the closure of its airspace along the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. As part of a show of military might, the country has decided to conduct a 'live-fire' exercise. An official notice has been issued regarding the use of airspace for this purpose, international media outlet TRT World reported.

Fears of US attack on Iran, cancellation of several flights in the Middle East

After President Donald Trump's comments that a large US fleet is moving towards Iran, the fear of a possible US attack on the country has increased again. In this tense situation, several international airlines have canceled or suspended their flights to various destinations in the Middle East.

Gaza will have skyscrapers and an airport if Hamas lays down its arms: Trump

The US's ambitious 'New Gaza' reconstruction plan centered on the devastated Gaza Strip was unveiled at a lavish event at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The master plan was presented by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner at the signing ceremony of President Donald Trump's newly formed 'Board of Peace'.

China will ‘devour’ Canada within a year: Trump

US President Donald Trump has expressed his anger at Canada for rejecting the proposed ‘Golden Dome’ missile defense project in Greenland. He warned that Beijing could ‘devour’ Canada within a year if it chooses closer ties with China over the US security structure.

I am a dictator, sometimes you need a dictator

US President Donald Trump has sparked a new international debate by calling himself a ‘dictator’ after his speech at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Speaking at a dinner for top executives in Davos on Wednesday (January 21), he said he is often portrayed as a terrible dictator on the world stage — and he did not deny the accusation.

US wants to see Jamaat as a 'friend' in Bangladesh: New discussion over diplomatic audio

The US is interested in developing friendly relations with Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami, according to a report by the US media outlet Washington Post. The media outlet reported that an audio obtained by the country shows a US diplomat working in Dhaka making such comments while talking to several female journalists. The report, published on Thursday (January 22), said that the audio was from a meeting last December.

Denmark deploys more troops to Greenland amid Trump threat

Denmark has deployed more troops to the Arctic region as tensions rise in the wake of US President Donald Trump's open threat to take control of Greenland. A significant contingent led by the Chief of the Royal Danish Army, Peter Boysen, landed at Kangerlussuaq Airport in western Greenland on Monday evening (January 19). The move is seen as part of a move to strengthen regional security and a show of strategic force.

United States Suspends Visa Processing for Citizens of 75 Countries, Including Bangladesh

The United States has decided to suspend visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, including Bangladesh. The information was reported on Wednesday (January 14) by US-based media outlet Fox News.

Attack on Iran would set the Middle East on fire - Tehran warns of retaliation against US bases

Tehran has warned that any military attack by the US on Iran will be met with direct retaliation against US bases in various countries in the Middle East. The threat came after US President Donald Trump publicly supported the ongoing protests in Iran and hinted at intervention. In a statement given to Reuters on Wednesday, a senior Iranian official said that if the US attacks Iran's sovereignty, it will be responded to at the regional level.

Trump warns Iran of 'strong response' if protesters are executed

US President Donald Trump has warned that the United States will take strong action if the execution of protesters begins to quell the ongoing anti-government protests in Iran. In an interview with CBS News on Tuesday, he made it clear that if Iran makes such a decision, the United States will be forced to respond strongly.

Malala's support for anti-government protests in Iran, a storm of condemnation worldwide

The anti-government protests that began in Iran to protest the price hike of daily necessities and severe inflation have entered their 16th consecutive day. There are signs of a new turn in the country's political situation surrounding this long-running movement. On the one hand, the opposition movement is becoming somewhat dull, while on the other hand, the streets are becoming noisy with large rallies of pro-government figures. In the meantime, Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai's public support for the movement has sparked discussion in the international arena, which has led to a storm of condemnation and criticism worldwide.

Trump administration is now plotting a military strike after anti-government protests

In the context of the ongoing anti-government protests and massive loss of life in Iran, the administration of former US President Donald Trump has intensified the threat of a major military operation against the country. The White House said that in addition to diplomacy, multiple military options, including 'air strikes', are being actively considered to keep pressure on Tehran.

Iran ‘jails’ Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet

The international community has witnessed an unprecedented event in the arena of world technology and geopolitics. Iran has become the first country to virtually disable the Starlink satellite internet owned by American billionaire Elon Musk. Security and technology analysts are seeing this step of disrupting satellite connections using military-grade jammers as unprecedented and very significant.

ISKCON members detained during anti-government protests in Iran! What the Indian Embassy said

During the anti-government protests in Iran, some social media posts went viral claiming that Iranian police had detained Indian citizens or ISKCON members. However, on Sunday, Iranian Ambassador to India Mohammad Fatali dismissed the news as “fake”.

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