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Malala's support for anti-government protests in Iran, a storm of condemnation worldwide

The anti-government protests that began in Iran to protest the price hike of daily necessities and severe inflation have entered their 16th consecutive day. There are signs of a new turn in the country's political situation surrounding this long-running movement. On the one hand, the opposition movement is becoming somewhat dull, while on the other hand, the streets are becoming noisy with large rallies of pro-government figures. In the meantime, Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai's public support for the movement has sparked discussion in the international arena, which has led to a storm of condemnation and criticism worldwide.

Trump administration is now plotting a military strike after anti-government protests

In the context of the ongoing anti-government protests and massive loss of life in Iran, the administration of former US President Donald Trump has intensified the threat of a major military operation against the country. The White House said that in addition to diplomacy, multiple military options, including 'air strikes', are being actively considered to keep pressure on Tehran.

Iran ‘jails’ Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet

The international community has witnessed an unprecedented event in the arena of world technology and geopolitics. Iran has become the first country to virtually disable the Starlink satellite internet owned by American billionaire Elon Musk. Security and technology analysts are seeing this step of disrupting satellite connections using military-grade jammers as unprecedented and very significant.

ISKCON members detained during anti-government protests in Iran! What the Indian Embassy said

During the anti-government protests in Iran, some social media posts went viral claiming that Iranian police had detained Indian citizens or ISKCON members. However, on Sunday, Iranian Ambassador to India Mohammad Fatali dismissed the news as “fake”.

Iran declares 3 days of national mourning, promises to restore internet soon

The Iranian government has declared three days of national mourning on Sunday (January 11) in memory of those killed in the ongoing violent protests against the severe economic crisis. The president and cabinet are observing the mourning, the presidential office said. According to a Geo News report, the national mourning is being observed in honor of those killed during Iran's resistance movement against the US and Israeli governments.

Iran's situation 'under full control', claims Araghchi

The country's Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has commented that the protests in Iran have turned into a 'terrorist war' due to 'foreign interference'. He also claimed that the overall situation in the country is currently under the complete control of the government.

Above Shia-Sunni, an Ayatollah Khamenei and the Voice of Oppressed Muslims

The Shia-Sunni divide is not a new issue in the history of the Muslim world. Shia, Sunni or Wahhabi - these identities have been associated with political and geographical realities throughout the ages. However, the core teachings of Islam are never limited to these divisions. A Muslim is a person who obeys the orders of Allah alone and prostrates to Allah alone. In light of this fundamental truth, the most discussed and influential leader in current world politics is Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

Donald Trump presents himself as the ‘acting president’ of Venezuela

US President Donald Trump has once again become the center of discussion in international politics. This time, he has shared a photo on social media presenting himself as the ‘acting president’ of Venezuela, which has sparked intense debate, curiosity and political speculation around the world.

Softening the tone after military threats? 'Iran wants to talk' - Trump claims

In the context of widespread anti-government protests and threats of military action by the United States, US President Donald Trump has claimed that the Iranian leadership has now expressed interest in talking. While talking to reporters on Air Force One on Sunday (January 11), he said that Iran has been contacted and there has been talk of organizing a meeting. In Trump's words, "Iran's leaders have called. They want to talk."

Trump warns of military action against Iran, 538 killed in protests

US President Donald Trump is considering taking military action against Iran. He made this warning while talking to reporters on Sunday (January 11). Trump made this comment in response to a question about the US position and possible response in the context of the large number of people who have lost their lives in the ongoing anti-government protests in Iran.

A woman wearing a hijab will become the Prime Minister of India one day - Owaisi's comment creates a stir

A heated debate has arisen in the country's political arena over his comment on the post of Prime Minister of India. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma recently claimed that a Hindu person will always be the Prime Minister of India. All Indian Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) President Asaduddin Owaisi has strongly protested against his statement.

Digital Conspiracy in Iran: Israel's Secret Network Exposed!

A joint investigation has revealed that Israel is running a well-organized and extensive digital propaganda network to incite unrest in Iran and restore exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi to power. The information was published by the Citizen Lab research organization at the University of Toronto in Canada and Israeli media outlets The Marker and Haaretz.

Bangladeshi Saidur Rahman again among the world's best scientists

Professor Dr. Saidur Rahman, a Bangladeshi scientist living in Malaysia, has once again received glorious recognition in the international research arena. In recognition of his research and academic excellence, he has achieved first place in Malaysia, second in Asia and seventh in the world in the Mechanical Engineering category in the AD Scientific Index Ranking 2026.

Khamenei's government declares protesters 'enemies of Allah'

The Iranian government has warned that those participating in the two-week-long anti-government protests will be considered 'Mohareb', or 'enemies of Allah'. The country's Attorney General Mohammad Movahedi Azad said in a statement on state television that those who participate in the protests or assist the protesters in any way could face severe punishments, including the death penalty.

Iran’s Streets in Turmoil, Khamenei Preparing to Flee to Russia!

Amid Iran’s intensifying anti-government protests, fresh speculation has emerged surrounding the country’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. According to reports by international media outlets, Khamenei is allegedly planning to flee to Russia should the situation further deteriorate. At the same time, rumors suggest that several senior regime officials are attempting to secure French visas for their family members.

9 earthquakes in 12 hours, panic across Pak-India border

Earthquakes have spread panic in the two neighboring countries of South Asia, India and Pakistan. A strong earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale was felt in Pakistan early on Friday (January 9). The epicenter of the earthquake was the Tajikistan-Xinjiang border area.

Restrictions on Indian tourists, major restrictions in Bangladesh's visa policy

There is new bad news for Indian citizens traveling to Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi consulates in Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai have 'limited' the issuance of tourist visas for Indian tourists. As a result, many Indian citizens interested in coming to Bangladesh for normal tourism purposes are facing uncertainty.

100 killed in US raid: Venezuelan Interior Minister

At least 100 people have been killed in the US military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said in a state television broadcast on Wednesday (January 7). This is the first time the Caracas government has officially announced the death toll.

Russia's 'action', sending warships to guard oil tanker pursued by the US!

Tensions have flared between the US and Russia over an oil tanker in the Atlantic Ocean. Russia has sent warships to guard the tanker in the face of US forces' activities. BBC reported that the issue has raised concerns in the international arena and the situation is becoming increasingly sensitive.

Amidst IPL controversy, 180,000 tonnes of diesel imported from India: Cost 1,461 crore taka

The government has approved the import of 180,000 metric tonnes of diesel from India's Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL) between January and December this year. The total cost of this import has been estimated at 1,461 crore 76 lakh taka. The proposal was approved at a meeting of the Advisory Council Committee on Government Procurement held at the Secretariat on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Finance Advisor Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed.

Trump's post about Bangladeshis, worried expatriates

Amid the ongoing crackdown and strict stance on immigration in the United States, a social media post by US President Donald Trump about Bangladeshis has created new panic. There is now an atmosphere of anxiety and worry, especially in the Jackson Heights area of New York, which is populated by Bangladeshis. Many expatriates fear that surveillance and pressure on them may increase after this post.

Countries that Trump may have in mind after Venezuela

US President Donald Trump has been clearly indicating his diplomatic ambitions and aggressive policy of expanding international influence since the beginning of his second term. Trump has highlighted the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife in a dramatic operation in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, as part of his new foreign policy. He is calling it the 'Donro Doctrine', which analysts believe is a modern and stricter version of the historic Monroe Doctrine of 1823.

32 Cubans killed in US special operation, turbulent Latin politics - Cuba declares two days of state mourning

At least 32 Cuban citizens have been killed in a US special operation conducted in the Venezuelan capital Caracas to capture President Nicolas Maduro. The Cuban government has officially confirmed the loss of life. This information was reported in a report by Al Jazeera on Monday (January 5). The Cuban government has declared two days of state mourning on Monday and Tuesday in memory of the victims and in strong protest against the incident.

Israel orders military to prepare on three fronts for war with Iran

Tel Aviv has ordered the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to be on full military alert in anticipation of a possible war with Iran. At the same time, a plan for a 'concurrent' war is being taken with Lebanon and the West Bank of Palestine in mind. This information has been revealed in a report by Israel's influential broadcaster Channel 12.

The fight to seize Venezuela's 'black gold': Trump's oil-stealing spree creates a storm in world politics

The arrest and deportation of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife to the United States after a successful military operation in Venezuela has sparked a storm of criticism and condemnation around the world. When the international community was at its height, US President Donald Trump made a surprising announcement.

A terrible economic disaster in Iran: The price of one kilogram of meat is 10 million rials!

Iran's economy is in a deep crisis. The value of the country's national currency, the rial, has fallen to an unprecedented low against the US dollar, practically hitting the bottom. Currently, one US dollar costs about 1.4 million rials to buy in the open market. This has had a direct impact on the prices of daily necessities.

Potential War with Iran: Israel Concerned About Its Own Military Capabilities for the First Time

Israeli security officials have expressed deep concern about how much they can rely on their defense capabilities and US support in the event of a potential new conflict with Iran. The Times of Israel reported that analysts believe that another conflict with Iran could leave Israel “less prepared” than before.

After shaking hands in Dhaka, S Jaishankar returns home, calls Pakistan a 'bad neighbor'

Just two days after a courtesy meeting and handshake in Dhaka, Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has made a strong statement, calling Pakistan a 'bad neighbor'. He came to Dhaka to pay his last respects to former Bangladesh Prime Minister and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia, and met and shook hands with Pakistan's National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq.

Rare snowfall in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, desert covered in white snow

Rare snowfall has occurred in some areas of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, as seen in videos circulating on social media. The highlands, roadsides, mountain peaks and sand dunes of the desert were suddenly covered in white snow. Local residents are standing in the snow, dancing, playing and enjoying the scenery.

At least 40 dead in Swiss bar explosion

At least 40 people have been killed and hundreds injured in a massive explosion at a luxury bar in the Swiss town of Crans-Montana. The explosion occurred at the luxury “Constellation Bar” just after 1am local time, causing a fire and panic in the surrounding area.

Kirimati, Kiribati, welcomes 2026 first

Kirimati, the first country in the world and the first region of the country, welcomed the new year 2026. This small Pacific nation celebrated the first light of the new year with the world's attention.

19 Years Since President Saddam Hussein's Execution

Today is December 30. It has been 19 years since former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was hanged. On this day in 2006, he was executed in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on the morning of the holy Eid al-Adha—which caused a deep stir in world politics and widespread reactions in the Muslim world.

Kim orders nuclear power to be boosted

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the country to further strengthen its nuclear warhead. With the goal of emerging as a super-nuclear power, he stressed the "unrestricted and sustainable" development of nuclear power. He gave the instructions while directly observing the test launch of a long-range strategic cruise missile on Sunday (December 28), according to the country's state media.

Israeli soldiers run over praying Palestinian man, sparking global condemnation

A shocking incident in which a Palestinian man praying on the side of a road in the occupied West Bank was deliberately driven into by a car has sparked widespread condemnation and outrage around the world. The incident came to international attention after a video of the incident went viral on social media on Thursday, December 25.

More than 60 attacks by Hindu militants on Christians in India during Christmas

Violence and persecution of the Christian community around Christmas in India have increased alarmingly. At least 60 violent incidents have been reported in various states of the country during the Christmas season due to attacks by extremist Hindu groups, according to Christian and human rights organizations.

Call to boycott India in Muslim world, new movement begins

In addition to the long-standing hostile relations between India and Pakistan, tensions have also become visible in recent times in relations with Bangladesh. Especially, the propaganda and false allegations of some Indian media and groups targeting the Muslim-dominated country Bangladesh have sparked international criticism. Its impact has not been limited to bilateral relations; the issue has spread throughout the Muslim world.

Pakistan's state-run airline PIA sold

Arif Habib Investment Group, the country's leading investment firm, has won the auction to sell a majority stake in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the country's national carrier, with a bid of $482 million. The deal is seen as a major milestone in the government's plan to privatize long-lost state-owned enterprises.

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