30th Dhaka International Trade Fair Opens Today at Permanent Purbachal Venue
The 30th edition of the Dhaka International Trade Fair opens today, January 3, at its permanent venue in Purbachal. The event will be inaugurated at […]
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Angelina Jolie Visits Rafah Crossing as Aid Bottleneck Deepens
Angelina Jolie visited the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing on Friday, meeting Red Crescent workers and truck drivers waiting to deliver humanitarian aid into […]
Fourth Drowning in NSW as Spearfisher Dies on Remote South Coast Beach
A man has died after being pulled from the water on the New South Wales South Coast, marking the state’s fourth drowning since New Year’s […]
Bangladesh Sets New Record as Over 750,000 Workers Head to Saudi Arabia in 2025
Bangladesh sent more than 750,000 workers to Saudi Arabia in 2025, the highest number ever deployed to a single country in one year, according to […]
UN Chief Urges Israel to Lift Ban on Aid Groups as Gaza Crisis Deepens
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has urged Israel to reverse its decision to bar dozens of humanitarian organizations from operating in Gaza, warning that the […]
Saudi Airstrikes Target STC Camp in Yemen’s Largest Province
Saudi Arabia has carried out airstrikes on a Southern Transitional Council military camp in Yemen’s vast Hadhramaut province, escalating tensions in a region already strained […]
Flash Floods in Afghanistan’s Herat Province Kill 17 and Leave Dozens Affected
Severe rainfall and sudden flooding have claimed 17 lives in the Kabkan district of Afghanistan’s western Herat province, with 11 others injured. The governor’s spokesperson, […]
Inqilab Mancha Warns of Tougher Anti Government Protests After January 7
Inqilab Mancha has vowed to continue its street protests until justice is served for the killing of its spokesperson, Shahid Sharif Osman Hadi. The group […]
China’s Olympic Era Crackdown on Smog Reshaped Weather Far Beyond Its Borders
In the final weeks before the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Chinese authorities took the extraordinary step of removing half of all private cars from the capital’s […]
Northern Territory Moves Toward New Voluntary Assisted Dying Laws
The Northern Territory government has announced plans to introduce voluntary assisted dying legislation this year, marking a major shift nearly twenty years after the Commonwealth […]
