Israel lacks information on hostages’ whereabouts in Gaza

Israel has no information on the whereabouts of its hostages in besieged Gaza, according to a report by official media. Despite nearly 14 months passing since October 7, 2023, Israeli army has yet to determine where the hostages are being held in Gaza, said Israel’s public broadcaster KAN on Wednesday. This lack of intelligence is […]

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Kolkata doctors say there won’t be any discrimination against Bangladeshi patients

“As doctors, we do not see the community, religion, or nationality of patients. They are all equal. We will continue our medical services to patients from our neighbouring country who can make it to the city,” says Dr Deepak Shankar Ray, the head of the nephrology department at RN Tagore International Hospital of Cardiac Sciences. […]

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International Crimes Tribunal bans publishing Hasina’s ‘hate speech’ on all media

Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission ordered to remove all social media posts on her inflammatory remarks. The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has banned broadcasting, publishing, and spreading any hate speech by ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in India, in all types of mass and social media. The tribunal has also ordered the Bangladesh […]

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India’s ‘tough’ steps for Bangladeshis

Hotel owners in the Indian state of Tripura have decided to temporarily close all hotels and restaurants to Bangladeshi nationals in protest against the torture of Hindus in Bangladesh and the unjust arrest of Chinmoy Prabhu. This decision was taken recently at an emergency meeting of the Tripura Hotel Association. The Hotel Association said that […]

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Russia-Turkey face-off looms in Syria conflict

The Syrian military deployed additional troops and carried out airstrikes in the northwest of the country on Sunday (December 1) to try to stop rebels. At the same time, Iran pledged to support the Syrian government in repelling the rebels’ unexpected offensive. Iran has provided significant political and military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad […]

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New York Times Report: Bangladesh-India once friendly relations are now bitter

The influential American daily The New York Times (NYT) believes that the once friendly relations between the two South Asian neighbors, Bangladesh and India, have now turned bitter. This was stated by The New York Times in a report titled ‘Two South Asian Neighbors, Once Friendly, and Now at Bitter Odds’ on the current relations […]

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India violated the agreement by attacking the Bangladesh High Commission

The Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in Agartala, the capital of Tripura, India, was attacked. The Bangladesh flag was also set on fire at the time. Through this, India violated the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961. The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry gave this reaction in a press release on Monday night. It mentioned the violation of […]

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Why are Iranian hardliners against the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah as a strategic move against Iran. In this context, fears of a possible military threat to Tehran are growing. Some hardliners in Iran have expressed concern that a de-escalation of tensions on the Lebanese border in northern Israel could further strengthen Israel’s position […]

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What will happen if the United States drops nuclear bombs on Russia, North Korea and China?

The United States is involved in wars in some way or another in every corner of the world. The United States regularly engages in conflicts with countries like China, Russia, and North Korea, even with the support of its allies. And whenever this conflict begins, the nuclear weapons in the arsenals of these countries come […]

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