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Bangladesh Supreme Court Abolishes Most Job Quotas Amid Violent Protests

21 Jul 2024 10 mins read 1k Views

Bangladesh's Supreme Court has abolished most of the quotas on government jobs that led to nationwide protests, resulting in at least 114 deaths. The court's Appellate Division overturned a lower c...

Intense Russia-Ukraine Attacks Result in Casualties and Infrastructure Damage

21 Jul 2k Views
Six Found Dead in Bangkok Hotel: Cyanide Poisoning Suspected

20 Jul 1.2k Views
Nepali Sherpa Leads Effort to Recover Bodies from Mount Lhotse

20 Jul 3k Views
Global IT Outage Disrupts Businesses, Banks, and Airlines

20 Jul 2.1k Views

UN Court Declares Israeli Occupation and Settlements Illegal

20 Jul 2024 10 mins read 1.4k Views

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Nations' highest court, declared on Friday that Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories and its settlements there are illegal and should ...

Global Blue Screen of Death Error Linked to CrowdStrike Update

19 Jul 1.8k Views

Tel Aviv Hit by Suspected Drone Attack Amid Regional Tensions

19 Jul 2.7k Views

Clashes with Police, Internet Blackout in Dhaka

19 Jul 3.4k Views

Trump Survives Assassination Attempt, Accepts GOP Nomination

19 Jul

Bangladesh Protests Escalate: Tear Gas, Internet Cuts, and Clashes Over Quota System

18 Jul 1.6k Views

Ben-Gvir's Al Aqsa Visit Risks Disrupting Gaza Cease-Fire Talks

18 Jul 1k Views

J.D. Vance Calls Himself an Advocate for Working class

17 Jul 1.9k Views

Enigmatic Lone Shooter's Motive Remains Unclear in Attempted Trump Assassination

17 Jul 2.3k Views

Kenya Protests Turn Deadly as Calls for President Ruto's Resignation Intensify

17 Jul 2024 10 mins read 3.1k Views

At least one person was killed during renewed anti-government protests in Kenya on Tuesday, as police clashed with demonstrators demanding President William Ruto's resignation. These youth-led prot...

Sudan's War Drives 10 Million from Homes Amidst Worsening Hunger Crisis

17 Jul
Bangladesh Universities Close Amid Job Quota Protests

17 Jul 2.3k Views
Israeli Airstrike Targets Sanctioned Syrian Businessman Near Border

16 Jul 2.4k Views
Poland Considers Intercepting Russian Missiles to Protect Ukraine and Its Own Territory

16 Jul 4.1k Views

International Desk

Intense Russia-Ukraine Attacks Result in Casualties and Infrastructure Damage

Six Found Dead in Bangkok Hotel: Cyanide Poisoning Suspected

Nepali Sherpa Leads Effort to Recover Bodies from Mount Lhotse

Global IT Outage Disrupts Businesses, Banks, and Airlines

Global Blue Screen of Death Error Linked to CrowdStrike Update

Tel Aviv Hit by Suspected Drone Attack Amid Regional Tensions

Clashes with Police, Internet Blackout in Dhaka

Trump Survives Assassination Attempt, Accepts GOP Nomination

Bangladesh Protests Escalate: Tear Gas, Internet Cuts, and Clashes Over Quota System

Ben-Gvir's Al Aqsa Visit Risks Disrupting Gaza Cease-Fire Talks

J.D. Vance Calls Himself an Advocate for Working class

Enigmatic Lone Shooter's Motive Remains Unclear in Attempted Trump Assassination

Sudan's War Drives 10 Million from Homes Amidst Worsening Hunger Crisis

Bangladesh Universities Close Amid Job Quota Protests

Israeli Airstrike Targets Sanctioned Syrian Businessman Near Border

Poland Considers Intercepting Russian Missiles to Protect Ukraine and Its Own Territory

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