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- Korean star Kim Soo-Hyun denies accusations by late actress' family
- BNP fears country to become unstable if elections not held by December
- Myanmar declares week of mourning as chance of recovering survivors fades
- AL has no right to do politics: Nahid
- Flood of devotees offer Eid prayers in Khulna
- Pakistan PM extends Eid greeting to Chief Adviser
- Security spring cleaning: 7 essential steps to avoid getting hacked
- Eid celebrated in joyful and free atmosphere : Fakhrul
- Israel orders evacuation of most of Rafah
- AI was enemy No. 1 during Hollywood strikes. Now it's in Oscar-winning films
- Gold hits record high, on track for best quarter since 1986 on tariff worries
- Iran rejects direct nuclear talks with Trump
- BNP pays tribute at Zia’s mausoleum
- China discovers major oilfield in South China Sea
- Japanese researchers develop eco-friendly plastic that dissolves in sea water
- Eid jamaat held at JS premises
White House mistakenly shares Yemen War plans with journalist
Top Trump administration officials mistakenly disclosed U.S. war plans in a Signal messaging group that included a journalist from The Atlantic, the White House confirmed Monday. The revelation, first reported by The Atlantic, has sparked outrage among Democratic lawmakers, who called it a...