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Khartoum Begins Its Long Road to Recovery In the heart of Sudan, Khartoum is slowly making strides toward recovery after enduring over two years of intense civil war. The scars …
Khartoum’s Slow Recovery from Civil War Struggles Read More
Amadou Hott’s candidacy for the African Development Bank presidency is threatened by a recent audit revealing significant underreporting of Senegal’s public debt during his ministerial tenure. The IMF has suspended …
Senegal’s Hidden Debt Scandal Hinders Amadou Hott’s AfDB Candidacy Read More
Israel executed a strike in Sidon, Lebanon, killing Hamas commander Hassan Farhat and two family members. Lebanese Prime Minister condemned the act as a violation of sovereignty and ceasefire agreements. …
Israel Conducts Strike in Lebanon, Killing Hamas Commander and Family Read More
The U.S. has intensified its bombing campaign in Yemen, worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis. Civilians are being killed and humanitarian operations are strained due to Trump’s aid cuts and …
U.S. Airstrikes Escalate Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen Read More
Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan Mansur is collaborating with UK authorities to recover billions in stolen assets, as investigations reveal that associates of the former regime invested lavishly in London. Mansur …
Ahsan Mansur’s Pursuit of Stolen Assets: Aiming to Reclaim Bangladesh’s Wealth Read More
Md. Touhid Hossain affirms Bangladesh’s close ties with India and a commitment to mutually beneficial relations. He assures that improving ties with Pakistan will not jeopardize India’s security. The discussion …
Bangladesh’s Foreign Advisor Highlights Strong India Ties and Assures Security Reassurances Read More
Tulip Siddiq, a UK MP and niece of Bangladesh’s PM, denies allegations of financial misconduct connected to the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant. Her legal team calls the claims baseless and …
Tulip Siddiq Denies Baseless Allegations of Corruption in Bangladesh Read More
The Pakistan Cricket Board has established a training camp with 19 players in Lahore to prepare for the Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in April. The team has lost Tuba …
Pakistan Establishes Training Camp for Women’s World Cup Qualifier Read More
Tulip Siddiq has refuted allegations by Bangladeshi authorities, calling them false and part of a targeted campaign against her. Following her resignation amid scrutiny, she questions why the government has …
Tulip Siddiq: Denies Bangladeshi Allegations Amid Corruption Scandal Read More
Human Rights Watch reported the arbitrary detention of 22 political and military figures in South Sudan, urging an immediate cessation of such actions. The detainees are primarily connected to opposition …
South Sudan Urged to Cease Arbitrary Detention of Opposition Members Read More