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Kirimati, Kiribati, welcomes 2026 first

Kirimati, the first country in the world and the first region of the country, welcomed the new year 2026. This small Pacific nation celebrated the first light of the new year with the world's attention.

19 Years Since President Saddam Hussein's Execution

Today is December 30. It has been 19 years since former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was hanged. On this day in 2006, he was executed in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on the morning of the holy Eid al-Adha—which caused a deep stir in world politics and widespread reactions in the Muslim world.

Kim orders nuclear power to be boosted

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the country to further strengthen its nuclear warhead. With the goal of emerging as a super-nuclear power, he stressed the "unrestricted and sustainable" development of nuclear power. He gave the instructions while directly observing the test launch of a long-range strategic cruise missile on Sunday (December 28), according to the country's state media.

Israeli soldiers run over praying Palestinian man, sparking global condemnation

A shocking incident in which a Palestinian man praying on the side of a road in the occupied West Bank was deliberately driven into by a car has sparked widespread condemnation and outrage around the world. The incident came to international attention after a video of the incident went viral on social media on Thursday, December 25.

More than 60 attacks by Hindu militants on Christians in India during Christmas

Violence and persecution of the Christian community around Christmas in India have increased alarmingly. At least 60 violent incidents have been reported in various states of the country during the Christmas season due to attacks by extremist Hindu groups, according to Christian and human rights organizations.

Call to boycott India in Muslim world, new movement begins

In addition to the long-standing hostile relations between India and Pakistan, tensions have also become visible in recent times in relations with Bangladesh. Especially, the propaganda and false allegations of some Indian media and groups targeting the Muslim-dominated country Bangladesh have sparked international criticism. Its impact has not been limited to bilateral relations; the issue has spread throughout the Muslim world.

Pakistan's state-run airline PIA sold

Arif Habib Investment Group, the country's leading investment firm, has won the auction to sell a majority stake in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the country's national carrier, with a bid of $482 million. The deal is seen as a major milestone in the government's plan to privatize long-lost state-owned enterprises.

Assam may become part of Bangladesh - Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expresses concern

As the number of people of Bangladeshi origin in the northeastern state of Assam continues to increase, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has expressed concern about the future of the state. He claimed that if this demographic trend continues, a situation may arise in which Assam may 'automatically' become a part of Bangladesh. The Chief Minister's comments have sparked a fresh border and immigration debate.

BSF jawan shot at Bangladesh border, tension high on Tripura border

A tense situation has arisen again on the India-Bangladesh border. An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) jawan was shot while on duty in the Maheshpur border area of Dharmanagar subdivision of Tripura, India's northeastern state. The name of the shot jawan is Bipin Kumar (35). He was working in the 97th battalion of the BSF.

Pakistani leader warns Bangladesh: ‘If India looks at us, Pakistan’s missiles will respond’

A senior leader of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s party, the Muslim League-N (PML-N), has issued a stern warning against any aggressive or hostile move by India towards Bangladesh. He said that if India looks at Bangladesh with any ill intentions or tries to attack it, then Pakistan’s army and missiles are ready to respond.

50,000 tonnes of rice coming from India, decision to import more atap rice: Finance Advisor

The government has decided to import 50,000 metric tonnes of rice from India to keep the rice market stable. In addition, initiatives are being taken to import additional atap rice as the demand for atap rice in the country has increased, said Finance Advisor to the interim government Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed.

Trump announces Greenland annexation, tensions with Denmark

US President Donald Trump has reiterated that the United States needs Greenland for national security. His comments came amid renewed diplomatic tensions with Copenhagen over the appointment of a special envoy to the autonomous Arctic island of Denmark. AFP reported from Copenhagen.

A new chapter in the US judiciary: Bangladeshi judge Soma Sayeed takes oath by placing her hand on the Holy Quran

Soma Sayeed made history by becoming the first Bangladeshi citizen to take office as a judge in a US state. By placing her hand on the Holy Quran while taking the oath, she not only paid tribute to her faith, but also set a rare and significant precedent in the US judiciary.

Israel approves 19 more settlements in West Bank

Israel has created another major obstacle to the establishment of an independent and sovereign Palestinian state. The country has approved the establishment of 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, ignoring international law. Israel's hard-right politician and current Finance Minister, Bezalel Smotrich, confirmed this information to the BBC.

Anti-India Post Will Cancel Visa! Social Media Screening Started

The Indian government has decided to introduce a new and stricter verification process for issuing visas to Bangladeshi citizens. According to this decision, the social media activities of the applicants will be scrutinized before applying for a visa. This system, which is basically modeled after the US visa policy, will monitor the social media presence, posts, comments and online activities of the applicants for at least the last five years. However, this rule will be applicable to applicants between the ages of 18 and 60; the Indian government has announced that it will make exemptions in this regard for minors and senior citizens.

Imran Khan calls for nationwide protests again

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and founder of the Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party Imran Khan has called for nationwide protests after being sentenced to prison in the Toshakhana-2 case. At the same time, he has announced to appeal against the verdict in the Islamabad High Court. Imran Khan gave this message through his lawyer after the court announced the verdict on Saturday (December 20).

This time, the Indian media is in a new controversy by calling the July fighters 'Pak-dalal'!

After the brutal murder of Shaheed Osman Hadi, the spokesperson of the Inquilab Manch, there has been intense protest and anger spread throughout Bangladesh. Various political parties, social organizations and ordinary people are taking to the streets demanding speedy trial and arrest of the culprits.

The country is in turmoil over the death of Osman Hadi, and the Indian media is busy spreading misinformation by calling it 'Hindu oppression'!

After the brutal murder of Shaheed Osman Hadi, the spokesperson of the Inquilab Manch, a storm of protests has erupted across Bangladesh. Various political parties, social organizations and ordinary people are taking to the streets demanding justice. It has been alleged that the killer involved in the murder has fled the country to India. At the same time, it is believed that there may be direct or indirect instructions from India and Sheikh Hasina, who is based in India, behind this murder.

Nine civilians, including three children, killed in artillery shelling in Diling, Sudan

At least nine civilians, including three children, were killed in artillery shelling in Diling, in war-torn Kordofan state of Sudan. Several others were injured in the incident, it was reported.

Former Harvard Medical morgue manager sentenced to 8 years in prison for selling donated organs

A US court has sentenced former Harvard Medical School morgue manager Cedric Lodge to eight years in prison for stealing and selling donated organs for medical research.

Modi referred to December 16 as India's victory only

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a post on social media X (formerly Twitter) on the occasion of December 16, 1971, Victory Day. But in this post, he did not mention the liberation war or victory of Bangladesh.

186,000-year-old lake awakens in California's Death Valley

A vast desert, rugged mountains, and unbearable dryness—this is the environment in which Death Valley, California, USA, is located. Where the existence of water is a matter of imagination, a million-year-old lake has awakened again in the valley of death. Due to continuous heavy rains, water has accumulated in the lower areas of Death Valley, revealing the ancient Manley Lake, which was last active about 128,000 to 186,000 years ago.

Plank with 100 kg: Guinness World Record for Iranian Woman

An Iranian woman has entered the Guinness World Records for an extraordinary feat in strength sports. This woman, named Laleh Niknam, has recently gained recognition in the Iranian media.

US condemns drone attack on Bangladeshi peacekeepers in Sudan

The United States strongly condemned the drone attack on a UN base in the Kadugli region of Sudan that killed six Bangladeshi peacekeepers and injured eight others.

Bolivia floods: 7 dead, 20 missing

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in the Santa Cruz region of eastern Bolivia, South America. At least seven people have died and at least 20 are still missing.

Modi silent on 'Vande Mataram' debate, cornered on Rahul Gandhi's question

A heated debate has recently erupted in the Lok Sabha over 'Vande Mataram'. Opposition Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenged Home Minister Amit Shah face-to-face, but the government did not give any answer. As a result, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his party BJP have finally found themselves in a corner in the debate.

Terrifying King Cobra Spotted Near Everest

The sighting of the world's longest and most dangerous venomous snake, the King Cobra, in the area adjacent to Everest has caused deep concern among scientists and environmentalists. Recently, a total of 10 venomous snakes have been identified in the area around Everest in Nepal. Researchers have confirmed that 9 of them are King Cobras and 1 is a Monoclid Cobra.

6 Bangladeshi peacekeepers killed in drone attack in Sudan

Six Bangladeshi peacekeepers were killed in a horrific drone attack on a UN peacekeeping base in Sudan. At least 8 others were injured in the same incident. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed deep shock and strong condemnation of the brutal attack.

Octopus Learns to Play the Piano

Swedish musician and YouTuber Mattias Krantz has been conducting a novel experiment for six months — teaching his pet octopus to play the piano. He describes the experience as “the worst and the most fun.”

A dream of a new life despite the war - 54 couples get married in Gaza in one day

Amidst two years of conflict, destruction and death, hope for a new life was born in Gaza. On Tuesday, December 2, a mass wedding of 54 couples took place in the war-torn region. The special event was implemented by the United Arab Emirates-based humanitarian organization Al Fares Al Shahim, which offers a joyful moment even in the shadow of war.

Sri Lanka devastated by severe floods, state of emergency declared nationwide!

Sri Lanka has been devastated by severe floods caused by a week of heavy rains due to the impact of Cyclone Dittwa. The death toll in the floods has already risen to 132, with 176 more missing. The country's government declared a state of emergency nationwide on Saturday as the intensity of the disaster increased.

Syrian President Removed from US Terrorist List

Washington has officially removed the name of the current Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara from the US terrorist list. The US State Department confirmed the matter in an announcement on Friday (November 7). The decision is being seen as a significant diplomatic step ahead of President Shara's upcoming visit to the US.

Cabin crew praises sick Umrah pilgrim by feeding him with their hands

A rare example of humanity on a Saudi Airlines flight has gone viral on social media. An elderly Umrah pilgrim suffering from Parkinson's disease was unable to eat with his own hands. The flight's cabin crew patiently and compassionately fed him with their hands, as can be clearly seen in the video.

24-year-old woman marries 74-year-old man for 3 billion rupiah

Love has no age - this proverb has been proven true by 74-year-old Tarman from Pasitan, East Java province, Indonesia. He married 24-year-old Shela Arika for 3 billion rupiah (about 220 million in Bangladeshi taka). The wedding, which took place on October 1, is now the center of discussion in the whole of Indonesia. The age difference of almost 50 years and the huge amount of dowry have made this wedding one of the most talked-about events in the country.

New York mayoral election today: Muslim candidate Zohran ahead

The much-discussed mayoral election is being held in New York today (November 4, Tuesday). Early voting has already been completed, with a record number of votes cast. As election day approaches, extreme tension has arisen between Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani and his rivals. The latest poll shows that Mamdani is still far ahead of his closest rival, former Governor Andrew Cuomo.

6.3-magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan: 7 dead, nearly 150 injured

A powerful earthquake struck northern Afghanistan early Monday morning, killing at least seven people and injuring nearly 150. The US Geological Survey (USGS) said a 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck the Hindu Kush region near Mazar-e-Sharif at 12:59 am local time. The depth of the earthquake was initially reported at 10 kilometers, but was later revised to 28 kilometers.

Our nuclear weapons can destroy the world 150 times: Trump

In an interview given on the popular CABS program '60 Minutes' at Mar-a-Lago, US President Donald Trump said that the US has so many nuclear weapons that it can destroy the world 150 times. At the same time, he claimed that Russia and China are also conducting nuclear tests (secretly), although they do not admit it publicly.

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