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Shafiqur Rahman also stressed the importance of water projects, saying "If Jamaat comes to power, the first and most important task will be the implementation of the Teesta project. If the Teesta can be saved, the northern region will survive."
The disagreements between the two leaders have included immigration policy and Israel’s military actions in the Gaza Strip, but have focused especially on the fight against drug trafficking.
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Trump maintained that while the United States was prepared for military action if necessary, he hoped conflict could be avoided. "Maybe we won't have to use it ... we have a lot of ships going that direction, just in case, we have a big flotilla going in that direction, and we'll see what happens," he said.
Denmark has rejected Trump's claims that the US must take control of Greenland because China and Russia are trying to gain a foothold in the region, with Copenhagen vowing to beef up its military presence on the island.
Wearing sunglasses indoors, as Macron did, takes confidence — and some observers say he carried off the exercise with aplomb.
The 47-member body voiced alarm about "the unprecedented scale of the violent crackdown on peaceful protests by security forces" in Iran.
Prince Harry, who had two tours to Afghanistan in the British Army, said the US's allies “answered” the call to stand with the country after the September 11, 2001 attacks.
In a separate statement, the US State Department added that "this latest action will further restrict Iran's ability to export petroleum and petroleum products through obscure and fraudulent mechanisms."
On Thursday, Trump unveiled his "Board of Peace", initially designed to oversee the Gaza truce and the territory's revival, but which has morphed into a mechanism aiming to resolve all sorts of international conflicts.
US President Donald Trump has once again questioned the role and commitment of NATO allies, claiming that alliance troops did not take on frontline duties during the war in Afghanistan and casting doubt on whether they would support the United States in a future conflict.
That is the reality in parts of Sindh, where unqualified individuals freely run roadside clinics and act as doctors for poor communities who have nowhere else to go.
Addressing an event in Delhi through an audio message, Hasina, who has been residing in exile in the Indian capital since her government fell in August 2024, said that Bangladesh has become a “vast prison, an execution ground, a valley of death”
Social media users zoomed in on Asim Munir’s appearance, pointing to what they described as uneven bulges beneath his blazer.
Greenland has long faced extreme weather, long distances, and unreliable supply chains. As a result, stocked freezers and practical survival skills are normal, not signs of alarm.
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The influencer, Parth Vijayvergiya, posted the video on Instagram, calling it an “Insane healthcare cost in real life incident.”
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While select YouTube and Instagram accounts have been blocked, Pakistan-based OTT websites, political broadcasters, military propaganda outlets and extremist blogs continue to operate through alternate digital routes.
After weeks of blanket defence, the Trump administration is softening its language on Immigration and Customs Enforcement, not because tactics have changed, but because the politics around them clearly has.
From lobbying campaigns to Nobel Peace Prize endorsements, from mineral deals to Gaza diplomacy, Pakistan’s leadership seems determined to stay in Trump’s good books at any cost.
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After the bloodiest unrest in decades, many Iranians and foreign diplomats see one institution tightening its grip on the state: the Revolutionary Guards, a force that now looms larger than clerics or politicians.
Births in China have fallen sharply and the reasons go well beyond family planning rules. A weak economy, changing gender dynamics and growing pessimism are reshaping how women think about marriage and motherhood.
Donald Trump's framing of another run in terms of a fourth term highlights how he continues to reject the legitimacy of the 2020 election that he lost.
After a high-profile week in Davos, Canada’s prime minister pushed back publicly against President Trump’s worldview, arguing that middle powers must stop accommodating great-power pressure.
Trump says a bruised hand seen at Davos was caused by knocking a table and daily aspirin use, as the White House moves to quell health concerns.
The list of invitations for this ceremony was long but the more notable list was the excuses made to avoid the event altogether.
Despite projecting itself as a potential security contributor, Pakistan is seeking political cover, operational clarity, and time to manage domestic backlash.
Pakistan's board membership and the joint presence of Sharif and Munir at the ceremony coincides with a phase of rapprochement in Pakistan-US relations.
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Donald Trump has suggested invoking NATO’s Article 5 to protect the US southern border, reviving doubts over alliance commitments and scope.
Liam is the fourth child to be detained by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in recent weeks, sparking a row over US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants.
The renewed threats from both sides has again raised tensions in the region just days after it appeared that Washington is unlikely to take immediate action against Tehran.
Trump made the remarks on Wednesday at the 56th Annual Summit of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. His comments came amid talks on global economic issues and shifting geopolitical relationships.
The move comes as Syrian government forces advance into areas previously controlled by Kurdish fighters, bringing them closer to detention centres holding thousands of IS members.
Aurelio Luis Perez-Lugones was charged with five counts of unlawfully transmitting and one count of unlawfully retaining classified national defense information, the Justice Department said Thursday.
“I’m doing it to save lives. I’m doing it for Europe. It doesn’t affect us very much. I have the ability to get things done like this, and we’ll see if I can get it done," Trump said.
Trump insists he is not dismantling the UN, but the structure and rhetoric surrounding the Board of Peace suggest a clear challenge to the existing global order.
While expectations remain cautious, the very fact that officials from all three countries are engaging through a coordinated process marks a shift after nearly three years of war.
The US President made the announcement on his social media platform Truth Social
The prospect of immediate American action against Tehran appears to have receded, with both sides insisting on giving diplomacy a chance
Trump says his readiness to use tariffs has helped the US win trade concessions and access to critical minerals, and settle conflicts around the globe.
Federal agents took Liam Conejo Ramos from a running car while it was in the family's driveway on Tuesday afternoon.
If the forecast holds, it would be the biggest snowstorm to hit Manhattan since 2021, based on snowfall records at Central Park.
The original agreement, signed in 1951 and amended in 2004, says the US must “consult with and inform” Denmark and Greenland before it makes “any significant changes to United States military operations or facilities in Greenland.”
A TikTok sale concludes a yearslong geopolitical and regulatory tug-of-war that, for half a decade, has threatened to shut down TikTok in the US over national security concerns.
On Thursday, Trump formally launched the Board of Peace at the WEF, signing its charter and describing the move as a major step towards global conflict resolution.
In 2024, Russian and Chinese bomber planes conducted a joint patrol at the junction between the Asian and American continents, not far from the US state of Alaska.
"Canada and the United States have built a remarkable partnership," Carney said in a national address in Quebec City ahead of a new legislative session.
