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Bangladesh Plans to Execute Former Leader, India Holds Key

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Bangladesh is moving toward executing its former leader, Sheikh Hasina, a decision that has reignited tensions between Dhaka and New Delhi. The Bangladesh plans...

Americas

Is the US Really Targeting a Venezuelan Cartel That Doesn’t Exist?

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Africa

The G20 Summit in South Africa Ends with the Glaring Absence of the U.S. After Trump’s Boycott

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Canada Warns Against Non-Essential Travel to Nigeria Amid Escalating Insecurity

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BBC Holds Surprise Board Meeting to Weigh Trump’s Legal Threat

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Environment Canada Warns of Snow, High Winds, Possible Power Outages in...

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Fatal Overnight Crash in Maple Ridge, B.C. Leaves One Dead

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Canadian Dollar Rebounds as Powell Opens Door to Fed Rate Cuts

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Violence Never Ended: Israeli Strikes Kill 22 in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

Russia’s Drone Revolution Strains Ukraine’s Defenses

Israel Strikes Gaza, Kills Two in East Jerusalem

Israel’s Gaza Strikes Kill 30 Despite Ceasefire

Trump Peace Proposal for Ukraine May Require Land Concessions and Military Cuts

Russia’s strike on western Ukraine kills 25 as NATO scrambles fighter jets in Poland and Romania.

POLITICS

World leaders at the G20 say the US’s 28-point Ukraine peace plan needs more work.

Building Trump’s Ballroom: Glitz, Legacy, and Paul Anka

Trump to Host Zohran Mamdani at the White House

What Americans Think of Zohran Mamdani, Is He a “Boogeyman”

Trump Gives Ukraine Days to Accept His Plan as Zelensky Warns of a Difficult Moment

Trump Threatens Democrats Over Sedition, Raises Alarm

CRIME WATCH

Calgary Aspiring Lawyer Convicted of Sexual Assault

Three Killed in Fatal Collision Near Tillsonburg, Ontario

RCMP Shuts Down Major Synthetic Drug Lab in Southern Ontario Village

RCMP Agent Orchestrated Drug Deals Behind $70M Manitoba Trafficking Bust, Court Told

French Doctor Goes On Trial for Poisoning 30 Patients

Fugitive Father Killed, Children Found Safe After Four Years in Hiding

BUSINESS

Wall Street Banks Scramble After Real-Estate Data Vendor Hack

Nvidia Earnings Boost AI Optimism Amid Bubble Concerns

Pinterest Leans Hard into AI and Angers Core Users

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HEALTH

Study Finds Sharp Rise in Postpartum Prescriptions of GLP-1 Drugs

New Concerns Over Lung Cancer Screening as Most Cases Go Undetected

Researchers Find New Reasons Behind Sudden Rise of Autoimmune Diseases After 50

LIFESTYLE

Iconic ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Elf’ Props Hit the Market as Propstore Launches Major Movie Memorabilia Auction

Extended ‘Beatles Anthology’ Reveals Untold Stories Behind the Band

Disney’s ‘Zootopia 2’ Shows the Struggles in Judy and Nick’s New Partnership

TECHNOLOGY

Google, LinkedIn and TikTok Deactivate Over 28 Million Accounts Linked to Fraud, Harmful Content — NITDA

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Nigeria — The Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Abdullahi, has revealed that three global technology giants — Google, LinkedIn and TikTok collectively deactivated more than 28 million user accounts within the last year. The accounts were removed for fraud, impersonation and distributing harmful or misleading content, with a significant portion traced to actors operating from Nigeria. Abdullahi made the disclosure in Abuja during a symposium on digital innovations in crisis communication organised by the Centre for Crisis Communication. He warned that the scale of abusive activity uncovered by tech platforms shows how rapidly social media is being weaponized in Nigeria’s digital environment. According to him, Google alone shut down 9,680,141 accounts during...

SPORTS

Barcelona Suffers Big Champions League Loss to Chelsea After Araujo Red Card

Anfield Tension Rises as Liverpool Struggles Continue

F1 Title Battle Heats Up After Norris and Piastri Are Disqualified from Las Vegas Grand Prix

Who Has the Power to Enforce the Gaza Ceasefire Deal?

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After months of devastating conflict and humanitarian crisis, world leaders are once again rallying around calls for a Gaza ceasefire deal. The question that now dominates discussions is not just how to achieve a truce, but who can realistically enforce it. Ceasefires in Gaza have often been short-lived, collapsing under mutual distrust, external pressures, and internal political rivalries. The challenge is not simply about signatures on paper it is about creating credible enforcement mechanisms that both Israel and Hamas trust enough to respect. Enforcing peace in Gaza is uniquely difficult. The territory is governed by Hamas, which Israel and several Western nations classify as a terrorist organization. This complicates diplomatic engagement and makes direct enforcement nearly...

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