5:25 am, Friday, 17 April 2026
BREAKING NEWS
How Iran Turned War into an Energy Crisis
The war between America and Iran is a contest between unequal military powers. At this moment, no one can say
Iran’s Passenger Pier Bombed, Qeshm Desalination Plant Knocked Out as Civilian Toll Deepens
US-Israeli forces struck the Shahid Haqqani passenger pier in the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas on Wednesday, while a
China and Pakistan Submit Five-Point Peace Plan to End Iran War as Diplomatic Pressure Builds
China and Pakistan have jointly put forward a five-point peace proposal aimed at ending the US-Israel war on Iran, calling
Iran Diplomat’s Wife Killed in Airstrike on His Home — Was It a Deliberate Strike Against Peace Talks?
A senior Iranian diplomat and former foreign minister, Kamal Kharazi, was seriously wounded and his wife was killed on Tuesday
Trump Claims Iran War Goals ‘Nearly Complete’ as Tehran Fires Back and Denies Ceasefire
United States President Donald Trump told the nation on Wednesday that American forces are close to achieving their core strategic
Bangladeshi Worker Killed by Iranian Drone Debris in UAE as Gulf War Toll Mounts
A Bangladeshi national was killed on Wednesday when debris from an intercepted Iranian drone fell on a farm in Fujairah,
Kingsley Napley LLP Protests Sheikh Hasina’s Trial and Verdict at ICT
On March 30, 2026, the internationally renowned law firm Kingsley Napley LLP submitted a strong report challenging the verdict of Bangladesh’s International
Korean Spy Thriller ‘Humint’ Lands on Netflix as BTS Documentary Drops
A Surprise Global Acquisition Netflix has made a last-minute move to acquire the global streaming rights to Humint, a South
Iran Signals Partial Compliance as Trump Eyes Kharg Island Seizure
Peace Talks Through Pakistan After thirty days of relentless US-Israeli strikes, Iran has signalled partial acceptance of a fifteen-point American
Bangladesh Faces $4.8 Billion Annual Energy Cost Surge as Hormuz Crisis Bites
A Fiscal Emergency in the Making Bangladesh is confronting what energy analysts are calling a near-perfect storm of external shocks
