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- Hamas says Trump's threats spur Netanyahu to evade Gaza ceasefire deal
- DU publishes ‘Kha unit’ admission results
- Negligence in July killings’ trial will compel students, people to take to the streets again: Mir Snigdho
- Sudan files case against UAE at top UN court over 'complicity in genocide'
- Advance ticket sales for Eid journey to start on March 14
- Trump threats endanger ceasefire with Israel: Hamas
- Guilty members must be trialed to restore the glory of police: IGP
- July uprising offers big opportunities for reforms, democracy: William B Milam
- South Africa semi-final loss just latest knock-out blow
- Inflation rate drops by 0.62pc in February
- New poll: 60% of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign
- Khalistani supporters try to ‘attack’ Jaishankar in London
- No one except law enforcement agencies has authorities to conduct raids: Home Advisor
- Russia says Macron address 'detached from reality'
- Maternity leave is being extended to 120 days
- Rain checks spread of Japan wildfire
- Alibaba shares surge after launch of new DeepSeek competitor
- “A mere social post wasn’t enough”: Tamim honours Mushfiq after ODI retirement
- Fakhrul returns home from hospital
- BCB thanks Mushfiqur Rahim
What will impact after South Korea's Yoon’s 2nd impeachment vote over martial law attempt
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is set to face a crucial second impeachment vote on Saturday following his controversial attempt to impose martial law earlier this month. The decree, which lasted less than six hours, shocked the nation, divided his political party, and left his presidency...
South Korean President faces close second martial law impeachment vote
South Koreas opposition leader, Lee Jae-myung, has urged lawmakers to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed martial law declaration. The National Assembly will hold its second vote on impeachment Saturday, requiring 200 votes to pass. Opposition members need support from eight ruling...