Seoul: Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov has departed from Pyongyang after a two-day visit, during which he held discussions with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as reported by North Korean state media on Sunday. Belousov and his accompanying defense ministry delegation left on Saturday via Pyongyang Sunan International Airport after visiting historical sites in the.
Dhaka: In a tragic incident in Chattogram, Bangladesh, three Hindu temples were vandalized by a mob during ongoing protests and unrest in the area. The attack took place around 2:30 PM on Friday in the Harish Chandra Munsef Lane, targeting the Santaneshwar Matri Temple, the Shoni Temple, and the Shantaneshwari Kalibari Temple. Reports from BDNews24.com.
Dhaka: Bangladesh and Germany have entered into two agreements regarding financial and technical cooperation, amounting to over 180 million euros (approximately $190.8 million). The agreements were signed by Md Shahriar Kader Siddiky, secretary of the Economic Relations Division at Bangladesh’s Ministry of Finance, and Achim Troster, the German ambassador to Bangladesh, as reported by Xinhua.
New York: Millions of Americans are bracing for frigid temperatures and snow as a wave of Arctic air sweeps across much of the central and eastern United States this weekend, according to various weather reports. The coldest air will primarily affect the northern Plains and upper Midwest into early next week, with temperatures expected to.
Australia: Residents of various communities in Western Australia have been warned that it is too late to evacuate as a significant bushfire continues to threaten the area. On Friday morning, the WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) issued an emergency alert for the coastal town of Cervantes, located 170 km north of Perth,.
Australia: On November 29, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that social media companies have a duty to safeguard children following the passage of new laws prohibiting anyone under 16 from using these platforms. Albanese announced in Canberra that these groundbreaking laws aim to enhance the safety of young Australians. He emphasized that social media.
Aden: The Houthi group has reported that American and British fighter jets carried out two airstrikes in Hodeidah, a key port city on Yemen’s Red Sea coast. The Houthis claimed to have gained full control over maritime navigation in the Red Sea. According to the Houthis, the airstrikes hit the Bajil district in Hodeidah province,.
Helsinki: The leaders of Nordic and Baltic nations, along with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, have reiterated their commitment to support Ukraine extensively. This pledge was made during a two-day meeting held at Harpsund, the Swedish Prime Minister’s retreat, attended by the prime ministers of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Poland, and Sweden, along with Latvia’s.
Riyadh: The first phase of the Riyadh Metro was officially launched, marking a pivotal development in the public transport system of the Saudi capital. Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud inaugurated the project, which aims to serve as the backbone of Riyadh’s public transportation network, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The metro.
Kolkata: Radharamn Das, the vice-president and spokesperson of ISKCON Kolkata, expressed frustration on November 27 over the Bangladeshi government’s response to India regarding the arrest of ISKCON monk Chinmoy Krishna Das, also known as Chinmoy Prabhu. The Bangladeshi police recently arrested Chinmoy Krishna Das, who also represents the Bangladesh Sammilita Sanatani Jagran Jot. The Indian.
Sri Lanka: Over 82,000 people have been affected, and one person has died due to inclement weather conditions in Sri Lanka, an official said on Wednesday. Assistant Director of Disaster Management Center (DMC) Janaka Handunpathiraja said in a voice message to the media that 82,796 people belonging to 24,159 families in 15 administrative districts have.
