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Bangladesh election results: Who won, who lost, what’s next?
Bangladesh Nationalist Party led by Rahman has won a historic majority in the first elections after the 2024 uprising.
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US says it caused dollar shortage to trigger Iran protests: What that means
US official admits engineering dollar shortage to strangle rial, which culminated in the deadliest crackdown in Iran.
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How Israel used discriminatory laws to strip Palestinians of citizenship
Critics say Israel’s move to revoke the citizenship of two Palestinian citizens sets an ‘alarming precedent’.
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Pam Bondi Epstein hearing: Key takeaways
Bondi clashed with Democrat representatives Jasmine Crockett and Ted Lieu during her Epstein files hearing.
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Virginia’s Law: How Democrat proposal could spark flood of sex abuse claims
US Democrats seek to scrap statute of limitations for sex abuse crimes in bill named after Epstein accuser.
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Six men named in US Congress: Why is so much redacted in the Epstein files?
US congressman names six men whose names were redacted in the Epstein files, including a US billionaire and Dubai CEO.
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Tumbler Ridge mass shooting: What we know about Canada’s school attack
At least eight people killed, 26 injured; authorities described the suspect as 18-year-old with mental health issues.
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Bangladesh election 2026: What happens, when, and what’s at stake?
Alliances led by the BNP and the Jamaat are vying for seats in Bangladesh’s first election since Hasina’s ouster.
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Struggling to navigate the Epstein files? Here is a visual guide
The US Department of Justice has released three million files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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A coup that never was: Why UK’s Starmer faced major leadership challenge
Senior colleague tried to topple British PM, and top aides resign as Epstein files have ripple effects far beyond US.
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