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Malala reaffirms support for Gaza amid controversy over collaborating with Hillary Clinton
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai reaffirmed her support for the people of Gaza after days of criticism over her decision to co-produce a Broadway musical with former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
The significance of Mujibnagar Day
The day, April 17, bears a great significance on our national life. The first expatriate government of Bangladesh was formed on April 10, 1971 and the independent Bangladesh government took oath at Mujibnagar in Meherpur and declared Bangladesh as an independent state on April 17. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was appointed as the president of this government. But he was imprisoned in Pakistan at that time. In his absence, Vice-President Syed Nazrul Islam acted as the interim president while Tajuddin Ahmad took charges as the prime minister.
US asks Israel for immediate ceasefire, threatens policy 'changes'
The United States issued its strongest public rebuke toward Israel on Thursday since the start of the Gaza war, conditioning support for Israel's offensive on concrete Israeli steps to address the safety of aid workers and Palestinian civilians.
Russia is ready for nuclear war, Putin warns
President Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia is “ready” to use nuclear weapons if there is a threat to its statehood.
Gaza death toll exceeds 31,000
The Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip from the ongoing Israeli attacks exceeded 31,000, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said in a press statement on Sunday.
The new Middle East that will emerge after the end of Gaza conflict
The opposition between the United States and Israel is now apparent. President Joe Biden has cautioned that Israel is losing international support in its campaign against Hamas. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly rejected the U.S. plan regarding post-war Gaza. This division has been veiled under the curtain for quite some time. Occasionally, news has emerged suggesting strains in the relationship between the two staunch allies due to extensive civilian casualties in Gaza. However, despite the claims of the American president, support from a significant portion of the world still stands with Israel.
Ukraine: Two years in the web of trust and mistrust amid war
Two years ago, Russia began a full-scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine. This war is still ongoing. Russian President Vladimir Putin still believes he can win the Ukraine war. Western analysts have been discussing this in a new assessment of the conflict. In the two years of the Ukraine war, more than five million people have been displaced. Western analysts say that Putin's efforts to defeat Ukraine and expand dominance in Ukraine are still ongoing. Rather, compared to a year ago, Putin is now significantly more optimistic about this war victory. Behind Putin's optimism lies the failure of the United States' $60 billion military aid bill for Ukraine, limited success on the battlefield, and recent incursions into Ukraine's strategically important eastern city of Avdiivka. After taking control of Avdiivka, Putin directed his defense minister to launch further attacks.
US, UK carries out fresh air strikes on Houthis
American and British forces carried out a fresh air strikes against 18 Houthi targets in Yemen on Saturday, following weeks of unrelenting attacks on Red Sea shipping by the Iran-backed rebels.
Israel to send delegation to Qatar for Hamas hostage talks
Israel's war cabinet approved on Saturday sending negotiators to Qatar to continue talks aimed at securing a ceasefire in the war against Hamas and the return of hostages being held in Gaza, officials and local media said.
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