Bangladesh revokes diplomatic passport of former PM Hasina
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks at the National Press Club of Japan in Tokyo on May 28, 2014.…
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Aid trucks enter civil war-torn Darfur as Sudanese army eases restrictions | Humanitarian crisis news
The World Food Programme says a small convoy carrying food is entering Sudan through a temporarily reopened border crossing with…
It's Harris' night at the Democratic National Convention. For some voters, she remains a “blank slate”
CHICAGO — Vice President Kamala Harris will make history Thursday night as the first woman of color to accept a…
Kamala Harris to close Democratic convention with historic speech
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris smiles after delivering a keynote address to the House Democratic Caucus virtually on camera from…
Indonesia abandons plan to change electoral law after thousands of protests | Political News
Protesters clash with police after allies of the outgoing president attempted to revise electoral rules, potentially installing a political dynasty.…
Taliban appoint ambassador to UAE for first time since Afghan takeover
Taliban fighters celebrate the second anniversary of the fall of Kabul on a street near the U.S. embassy in Kabul,…
Zelensky visits Sumy border area near Kursk incursion zone | News about the war between Russia and Ukraine
The President is touring the northeastern region in his first visit to the border area since Ukrainian forces entered Russian…
Russian President Putin kisses the gold-encrusted Holy Quran he received as a gift
Russian President Vladimir Putin was seen kissing the Holy Quran during his visit to a mosque in Chechnya this week…
Rail freight traffic in Canada halted by labour dispute | Labour rights news
The standoff could cause economic damage and supply chain disruptions for businesses and consumers in Canada and the United States.…
Amanda Gorman Reignites Patriotism With New Verse at Democratic National Convention
CHICAGO — There is an old political saying: you campaign in poetry and you govern in prose. That took on…