Mass Protest in Netherlands Demands Peace in Gaza
Thousands of people marched through the streets of Amsterdam on Sunday, October 5, braving heavy rain to demand an end to Israel’s military offensive in […]
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Moreton Island Bushfire Contained After Burning 2,300 Hectares
A bushfire that scorched thousands of hectares and forced the evacuation of campers on Moreton Island, north of Brisbane, has been brought under control. Authorities […]
NCP and Gono Odhikar Parishad Explore Reform-Centric Alliance Outside BNP and Jamaat
Leaders of the National Citizen Party (NCP) and the Gono Odhikar Parishad are in talks to form a new alliance of like-minded parties, aiming to […]
Two Killed, 12 Injured in Downtown Montgomery Shootout
Chaos erupted in downtown Montgomery, Alabama, on Saturday night when rival gunmen opened fire in a crowded nightlife district, killing two people and injuring 12 […]
Bangladesh’s Apparel Exports to US Surge 26.62 Percent Despite Global Decline
Bangladesh has recorded a significant rise in apparel exports to the United States, defying a global downward trend. According to data from the Office of […]
Gaza at a Crossroads: Between Ceasefire Hopes and Endless Suffering
The war in Gaza has entered yet another critical phase. After two years of relentless bombardment, displacement, and humanitarian collapse, the possibility of a ceasefire […]
Italy Libya Migration Pact Faces Renewed Outcry After Coast Guard Fires on Rescuers
Mounting criticism of the EU-backed migration deal between Italy and Libya has intensified after migrant rescue groups reported that the Libyan coast guard opened direct […]
Cairns Startup Fuses Indigenous Rainmaking Wisdom with Science to Boost Crop Growth
A biotech startup in Cairns is blending ancient Indigenous knowledge with cutting-edge science to enhance plant and fungi productivity. Rainstick, the company behind the innovation, […]
Spring Heatwave Grips Australia with Temperatures Soaring Past 40°C
Southern and eastern Australia are bracing for a second burst of summer-like heat, even though spring is barely halfway through. The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts […]
Dhaka’s Roads Fall Silent During Durga Puja Holiday
Dhaka, a city long defined by relentless traffic jams, offered a rare sight of calm on Thursday as the Durga Puja holidays emptied its streets. […]
