Chinese Military Delegation Bolsters Regional Ties with Visits to Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Nepal

In a strategic move aimed at strengthening regional alliances, a delegation from China’s military recently concluded visits to the Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Nepal to foster deeper cooperation in defense matters. Beijing’s efforts to forge closer relationships in South Asia signify a broader strategy to expand its influence in the region, particularly in response to […]

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Survey Reveals Disturbing Reality: Over 38,000 Children Engaged in Hazardous Labour Across Bangladesh

The latest survey conducted by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics has uncovered a troubling truth: 38,008 children, between the ages of 5 to 17, are toiling away in hazardous sectors across the nation. Released today (14 March), the Child Labor Survey 2023 sheds light on the grim reality faced by these children, with a staggering […]

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Philippines Rejects China’s Maritime Proposals as Contrary to National Interests

  Tensions between the Philippines and China continue to escalate over disputed waters in the South China Sea, with the Philippine foreign ministry announcing on Tuesday that it has received several maritime-related proposals from China. However, the Philippines rejected the proposals, stating that they are contrary to the country’s national interests. Among the proposals from […]

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Shipping Routes Navigate Danger Zones Amidst Pirates, Hijacks, and Natural Disasters

Global shipping routes, often referred to as the lifelines of our interconnected world, are facing heightened risks and challenges in various regions, according to maritime intelligence experts. The ever-increasing importance of global trade has prompted countries like Britain and the U.S. to deploy significant resources to safeguard these critical waterways. In the Red Sea and […]

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UNESCO Reveals Educational Challenges for Afghan Girls: Urgent Calls for Change

In a recent report, UNESCO sheds light on the educational barriers faced by Afghan girls, highlighting the alarming statistic that 75% of them are denied access to education. Afghanistan finds itself among the top ten countries where girls encounter significant obstacles to schooling, with nine African nations sharing this unfortunate distinction. The UNESCO report emphasizes […]

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Palestinians prepare for Ramadan with a death warrant

The holy month of Ramadan is starting. However, this year’s Ramadan, the picture of Gaza under the Palestinian blockade is going to be different. Because in such a situation, the residents of the valley are preparing for Ramadan, while Israel continues to attack them indiscriminately. Palestinians are preparing for Ramadan with the death warrant in […]

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Nepal and Bangladesh Push for Dedicated Power Grid, India’s Response Awaited

As Nepal and Bangladesh explore avenues for enhanced power trade, both countries are advocating for the establishment of a dedicated transmission line via India. The move, however, raises questions about India’s willingness to comply, given its strategic stance on electricity as a vital commodity. Bangladesh’s State Minister for Power, Energy, and Mineral Resources, Nasrul Hamid, […]

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Calls For Advancing Women’s Rights Dominate International Women’s Day In Afghanistan former President Hamid Karzai

On International Women’s Day, prominent Afghan figures, including former President Hamid Karzai and Abdullah Abdullah, advocate for the improvement of women’s situations in Afghanistan, urging the caretaker government to reopen schools and universities for girls. In a statement, former President Karzai emphasized the crucial role of education and job opportunities for women in achieving progress […]

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Australia Offers Support to Malaysia for Renewed MH370 Search on 10th Anniversary

On the 10-year anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, Australia has extended its support to the Malaysian government for a renewed search effort to locate the wreckage. Australia’s Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, and Transport Minister, Catherine King, expressed their “sincere sympathies” in a joint statement released on Friday. The ministers acknowledged […]

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