Bangladesh’s first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies at 80
Bangladesh’s former prime minister Khaleda Zia, who many believed would sweep elections in 2026 to lead her country once again, died on Dec
Trump Says U.S., Ukraine ‘Very Close’ to Peace Deal as Donbas Remains Unresolved
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy are “getting a lot closer, maybe
Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Strikes Near Northern Peru Coast
An earthquake measuring magnitude 5.8 struck near the coast of northern Peru on Saturday, according to the German Research Centre
Zelensky to Meet Trump in Florida as Ukraine War Peace Talks Continue
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he will meet US President Donald Trump in Florida on Sunday, as negotiations continue
China’s Airports Stand Empty Amid Global Isolation
China’s aviation crisis has become a symbol of the country’s broader economic and political isolation, with empty airports, suspended international
Christmas Eve celebrations muted across China amid curbs on religious activities
Christmas Eve was largely uneventful in many parts of China this year as the Chinese Communist government imposed stricter measures
India’s Coforge to acquire Encora in $2.35 billion deal to boost AI offerings
Indian IT services provider Coforge said on Friday it would acquire artificial intelligence firm Encora at an enterprise value of
Russia Plans Lunar Research Center and Power Plant in Joint Project with China
Russia is reportedly planning to establish a manned lunar program and a power plant on the moon over the next
At Least 17 Feared Dead as Sleeper Bus Catches Fire in Karnataka
A horrific road accident on National Highway-48 in Chitradurga, Karnataka, has left at least 17 people feared dead after a
Killing of Minority Man Deepens Crisis in India–Bangladesh Relations
The killing of a man from a minority community during recent violent protests in Bangladesh has pushed already strained relations