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AP: Iran Protests Continue; Some Phone Calls Abroad Permitted

Communication eased but internet still blacked out On Jan. 14, 2026, amid intense nationwide protests in Iran, authorities eased some communications

Cambodia Vows Continued Crackdown on Scam Centres After Key Arrest

Southeast Asia moves against online fraud Cambodia on January 14, 2026 vowed to continue its crackdown on cross-border scam centres following the

Iran Judiciary Signals Fast Trials, Possible Executions for Protesters

Judicial warning amid violent protests On January 14, 2026, Iran’s judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei signaled plans for rapid trials and possible executions of protesters

Passenger’s Wi-Fi Name Triggers Bomb Scare on Turkish Airlines Flight

A Turkish Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing after a passenger used a mobile hotspot name containing

Dutch Court Hears Nexperia–Wingtech Chip Control Fight

Legal battle over semiconductor firm control European managers of Dutch chipmaker Nexperia appeared in an Amsterdam court on January 14, 2026 in

Aespa’s NingNing Sparks Online Buzz With a Single Instagram Like

Aespa member NingNing has once again drawn online attention, this time for a brief but noticeable interaction on social media.

Fire Damages Home of Hindu Schoolteacher in Sylhet, Police Rule Out Foul Play

A fire broke out at the home of a Hindu schoolteacher in Sylhet’s Gowainghat area on Thursday afternoon, with police

Jamaat Ameer Discusses Trade and Tariffs in Virtual Call With US Representative

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman held a virtual meeting on Thursday morning with the United States Trade Representative to

Scientists find lingering toxins after Los Angeles wildfires

Hidden health risks emerge in wildfire aftermath One year after wildfires ravaged hillside communities northwest of Los Angeles, scientists are

Group therapy emerges as a powerful alternative to one‑on‑one counselling

Exploring why group therapy remains underused When people think of psychotherapy, they often imagine a one‑to‑one conversation between a patient