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Cambodia says Thai fighter jets bomb its border village

Cambodia says Thai fighter jets bomb its border village

  • Zelenskyy says meeting with Trump to happen in ‘near future’

    Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced a near-future meeting with former US President Trump to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Talks continue amid Russian demands and Ukrainian counteroffers, while both sides conduct military strikes, including attacks on Russian refineries and drone assaults
  •  Two million Afghans still living in Pakistan: UNHCR 

    Over two million Afghan refugees remain in Pakistan despite more than 1.8 million returning since 2023 under the Illegal Foreigners’ Repatriation Plan. Border tensions and deportations continue, while UNHCR ensures essential services and advocates exemptions for university students
  • ‘Papa, I cannot bear pain’: Indian-origin man dies after 8-hour wait at Canada hospital

    An Indian-origin man died of suspected cardiac arrest after waiting over eight hours in a Canadian hospital emergency room despite severe chest pain. His family alleges lapses in care, raising concerns over emergency response and patient safety within the healthcare system
  • Indian student shot on University of Toronto campus in Canada

    An Indian research scholar was shot dead on the campus of University of Toronto Scarborough campus, according to reports reaching here.
  • Declassified US records show India’s decisive role in Paris climate deal

    Declassified US diplomatic records reveal how India played a central role in shaping the Paris climate agreement, ensuring a non-binding framework that preserved development space while enabling its entry into a universal global climate regim
  • Opinion: US national strategy shift opens new doors and new demands for India

    New Delhi’s ability to seize this geopolitical window will depend less on foreign goodwill and more on its own domestic capacity
  • England lose Archer as Australia prepare pace attack for Ashes

    Australia named a pace-heavy squad for the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG, leaving out spinner Todd Murphy after Nathan Lyon’s injury. England, already trailing 3-0, suffered a major blow with Jofra Archer ruled out for the series
  • 3rd Women’s T20I: India look to seal series with another dominant show against Sri Lanka

    India will look to seal the five-match women’s T20I series against Sri Lanka with another dominant performance in the third game at Thiruvananthapuram. Having won the first two matches convincingly, Harmanpreet Kaur’s side aims to continue its winning momentum
  • Second Hindu man lynched in Bangladesh over extortion charges

    A Hindu man was lynched in Rajbari’s Pangsha upazila after being accused of extortion, days after another Hindu man, #DipuDas, was killed and his body set ablaze over blasphemy allegations in Mymensingh. Police confirmed the victim's death following his assault by locals and noted his alleged criminal background.
  • Bangladesh: Tarique Rahman returns after 17 years, promises unity but keeps plan under wraps

    BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman returned to Bangladesh after 17 years in exile, addressing supporters in Dhaka with promises of peace, unity, and economic justice. His comeback signals BNP’s intent to challenge the ruling Awami League in the upcoming February elections.
  • BNP’s acting chief Tarique Rahman set to return Bangladesh

    BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman returned to Bangladesh on Thursday after more than 17 years in self-exile in the UK. Seen as a prime ministerial contender ahead of February elections, his homecoming is viewed as a defining moment in Bangladesh politics
  • Al-Shabab extremists pose greatest threat to peace in Somalia: UN

    UN experts warned that al-Shabab remains the biggest threat to peace in Somalia and the region, citing its undiminished capacity for complex attacks, extortion and recruitment. The group continues targeting Kenya, while ISIL-Somalia is also expanding despite smaller resources
  • US: After missing deadline, DOJ says it may need ‘few more weeks’ to finish releasing Epstein files

    Justice Department says it needs weeks to review newly discovered million-plus Epstein documents, missing a congressionally mandated deadline. Lawmakers demand inspector general audit, accuse DOJ and Trump administration of cover-up, while officials promise transparency and victim protections amid mounting scrutiny
  • Explosion rips through mosque in Nigeria’s Maiduguri, 10 killed

    At least 10 worshippers were killed after an explosion tore through a crowded mosque during evening prayers in Maiduguri, capital of Nigeria’s Borno state, raising fears of renewed militant violence in the insurgency-hit region
  • Opinion: Bangladesh crisis a regional stress test – Why India cannot afford to look away

    New Delhi’s response will shape not only the future of its eastern neighbour but also security of South Asia
  • Railway track damaged after bomb explodes in Pakistan’s Balochistan

    In Balochistan, Pakistan, a bomb exploded on the railway track near Dera Murad Jamali, damaging the line and suspending Jaffar Express services. Police defused another device while a security operation was launched to find those responsible
  • South Korea’s childbirths rise for 16th consecutive month in October: Data

    South Korea saw 21,958 babies born in October, marking the 16th consecutive monthly increase but the slowest growth this year. Despite rising births and marriages, population declined as deaths outnumbered births, continuing the overall downward trend since 2019
  •  Venus Williams weds Andrea Preti in Florida

    Tennis legend Venus Williams married Danish-Italian model and actor Andrea Preti in Palm Beach, Florida, over the weekend. Williams, 45, recently became the second-oldest woman to win a tour-level singles match and plans to compete in her 33rd WTA season
  • Bangladesh: Yunus govt had Osman Hadi killed to derail polls, says slain radical’s brother

    Sharif Omar Hadi accused Bangladesh’s interim government of orchestrating his brother’s killing to disrupt February 2026 elections. Inqilab Moncho demanded a speedy trial within 30 working days and threatened protests, citing rising violence against minorities, media, and cultural institutions
  • Indian woman murdered in Canada, suspect identified

    Toronto police are investigating the murder of 30-year-old Indian woman Himanshi Khurana and have issued a first-degree murder warrant for 32-year-old Abdul Ghafoori. The Indian High Commission condemned the incident and pledged support to the victim’s family
  • US border patrol agents arrest 30 Indian nationals living illegally in America

    US Border Patrol arrested 30 Indian nationals among 49 illegal immigrants operating semitrucks with commercial licenses in California. The crackdown, including Operation Highway Sentinel, targets safety violations after fatal accidents caused by unlicensed or illegally residing drivers, authorities said
  • Libya’s military chief, 7 others killed in plane crash in Turkey

    A private jet carrying Libya’s top military chief and four officers crashed near Ankara, Turkey, killing all onboard. The delegation was returning from defence talks. Turkish authorities cited a technical malfunction, and investigations are underway by both nations
  • Bangladesh police arrest 663 people in 24 hours under Op Devil Hunt-2

    Bangladesh police arrested 663 people and seized firearms nationwide under Operation Devil Hunt Phase-2, aimed at restoring law and order ahead of elections. The intensified crackdown has drawn political criticism amid rising violence and allegations of targeting opposition members
  • Bangladesh govt to take responsibility of slain Hindu worker’s family: Adviser

    Bangladesh’s interim government pledged full responsibility for the family of Hindu worker Dipu Das, lynched on blasphemy charges, reaffirming rule of law and condemning mob violence as inexcusable amid arrests, protests and renewed unrest across the country 
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