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A Woman’s Guava Purchase: A Mirror of Bangladesh’s Economic Struggles

A Morning in the Market On a bustling Thursday morning in Dhaka, a woman approached a fruit stall to buy

Devastating Landslide in Sudan, Death Toll in Tarsin Village May Reach 1,000

A massive landslide triggered by heavy rainfall has buried the entire village of Tarsin in the Jebel Marra mountains of

Trump Alleges Xi Jinping Is in Anti-US Conspiracy with Putin and Kim

US President Donald Trump has accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of joining forces with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s

Google-Apple Deal, Orders Data Sharing with Rivals

In a significant ruling, a US court has said Google will not be forced to sell its Chrome browser or

Meta Introduces New Restrictions on AI Chatbots for Teenagers

Technology company Meta has announced that its AI chatbots will no longer engage in conversations with teenagers (ages 13 to

Disha Patani’s Seafoam Studio

Disha Patani’s latest studio drop is quiet by design—a few clean frames, natural curls, no theatrics. It works like a

Hanoi’s 80th Independence Parade Signals Military Confidence and Economic Ambition

Hanoi staged its largest military parade in decades to mark 80 years of independence, choreographing tanks, missile carriers, drones, and

Vietnam at 80: Hanoi’s biggest military parade signals confidence

Columns of armor, missile carriers and flyovers marked a high-stakes anniversary, with visiting dignitaries underscoring the diplomatic weight. The show

Beijing’s Parade as Theater for a ‘New Order’

Beijing’s national parade doubles as strategy, using spectacle to sell self-reliance. Beyond crisp formations, the focus is on integrated systems—drones

Kim Jong Un’s Armored Train to Beijing: Optics, Bargaining, and Ripples

Kim Jong Un’s trip to China by armored train is a signal before it is a summit. Protocol, sealed corridors,