Telangana International Association (TIA) Hosts Awareness Session on Special Intensive Revision for NRIs

UN warns of escalating violence in Sudan’s North Kordofan as drone strikes hit El Obeid, threatening civilians, water access and humanitarian operations in Sudan

A clear look at Professor Ahmad J. Naous, his Stratexology business model, and his work to make learning accessible worldwide.

The article discovers how signatures evolved from ancient seals to digital authentication, shaping identity, trust, and legal authority across history.

How poverty drives global challenges and why ending it is the foundation for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in Pakistan and beyond.

Kyiv faces one of the deadliest attacks in Ukraine war escalation, killing 21 and injuring 90+, with homes, energy and infrastructure hit, OCHA reports from Ukraine.

Explore the life and work of Dr. Partha Banerjee, Editor-in-Chief of Indian Overseas Congress 5-D, progressive author, journalist, scientist, and advocate for secularism, democracy, labor rights, and civil liberties.

Crisis in Sudan as Amnesty International accuses RSF of crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing in El Fasher during 2024-2025 offensive, urging action response

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs warns expanding Israeli-controlled areas in Gaza are increasing civilian risks and restricting aid access.

An analysis of legal obligations in Western societies, with a special focus on the United States.

United Nations says heavy rainfall is complicating earthquake relief in Venezuela as search and rescue teams continue operations with rising casualties as 50+ teams assist

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center continued its global humanitarian operations by delivering food and medical support across Nigeria and Syria.

British American Tobacco (BAT), the world-renowned tobacco products manufacturer, has undertaken a massive restructuring plan aimed at reducing overall operating costs and boosting profits. As part of this AI-driven reform process, the company is bringing nearly 20 percent of its total workforce, or 9,000 employees, under restructuring. The information was announced by the company on Monday (June 29).

Legal migration from Bangladesh to Europe continued to grow strongly in the first half of 2026 despite a sharp fall in overall overseas employment caused by shrinking recruitment in Gulf countries amid the Iran conflict and tighter Saudi visa restrictions.

Exploring the legal framework for protecting arts, culture, and heritage in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa within national and global contexts.

South Africa faces its most tense day in years as the June 30 anti-immigration shutdown looms. Here's what's happening, why it matters, and what it means for the country's future.

New KP Christian Marriage Bill seeks to replace the 1872 colonial law with a modern, rights-based legal framework.

Replacing a 154-year-old colonial law with a modern legal framework can strengthen minority rights, family protection, and good governance

UAE gives $10 million to Venezuela quake relief after deadly tremors near Moron, sending food, medical aid, and shelter support via the UAE Aid Agency now

Pakistan's rising debt burden is squeezing education budgets, putting millions of girls' futures and the country's long-term development at risk.

Pakistan's rising child abuse, abduction, child marriage and GBV crisis; and it’s devastating social impact as revealed by “Sahil’s Cruel Numbers 2025 Report”.

Nine more children died with symptoms consistent with measles in 24 hours until 8am today (25 June), bringing Bangladesh's combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 698.

A total of 170 Bangladeshis who had been detained at the Qanfoodah (Qanfouda) Detention Centre in Benghazi and the Tajura (Tajoura) Detention Centre in Tripoli, Libya, returned to Dhaka today (24 June).

Four members of a family, who were allegedly pushed into Bangladesh by Indian Border Security Force (BSF), have been detained near Bontara border in Dinajpur Sadar upazila today (24 June).

Three more children have died with symptoms consistent with measles in 24 hours until 8am today (24 June), bringing Bangladesh's combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 689.

The Australian Government and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) today signed a A$16 million (around Tk137 crore) agreement to support humanitarian assistance for improving the living standards of the Rohingya refugees and host communities.

About 80 per cent of all dengue hospital admissions officially reported so far this year occurred outside Dhaka city, demonstrating a new trend in the spread of the mosquito-borne fever that was known as an urban disease not long ago.

The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has thwarted an “attempt by India's Border Security Force” (BSF) to push nine people, including women and children, through the Sapahar border in Naogaon.

Students at Rangpur Medical College staged demonstrations and briefly blocked the Rangpur-Dinajpur highway last night, protesting the arrest of a fellow student in a case filed over the death of an HSC candidate.

A landmark seven-year initiative has bolstered climate resilience for over 700,000 residents in southwestern Bangladesh, delivering safe drinking water, advancing women-led climate-adaptive livelihoods, and enhancing the capacity of communities and government agencies to tackle climate challenges.