Breaking 17:30 Iran’s Revolutionary Guards target “Separatist Groups” in northern Iraq 17:15 Dozens killed in explosion in rebel-controlled area of Myanmar 17:00 Israel seizes Beaufort Fortress in Southern Lebanon offensive 16:45 Polish lawyer arrested over fake threats targeting president 16:30 British Foreign Secretary set to visit China 16:15 Bank of England’s Megan Greene says stablecoin demand may decline as digital deposits rise 16:00 CCME and IMA celebrate the centenary of Driss Chraïbi in Paris 15:45 Tensions rise in the West Bank after fatal shooting near Jerusalem 15:30 Ukraine reports drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure 15:15 Energy crisis threatens Cuba’s education system, experts warn 14:58 Fujimori holds slim lead ahead of Peru’s presidential runoff 14:52 Syria extends deadline for exchanging old banknotes by one month 14:46 Man arrested in Settat over alleged abuse of nine-years-old son 14:12 Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda raises concern as cases and deaths increase 13:58 New study shows promising results for J&J prostate cancer treatment 13:30 South Africa's World Cup preparations delayed by visa issues 13:15 Finland boosts support for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh amid funding challenges 13:00 Liberia renews support for Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara 11:30 Man taken into custody in Gers after disappearance of 11-years-old girl 11:15 Iran says 28 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing maritime tensions 11:14 France calls for emergency UN Security Council meeting over Lebanon situation 11:00 Post-PSG victory violence: arrests up 30%, 57 police officers injured amid nationwide unrest 10:45 “Zero gatherings” on the Champs-Élysées: Laurent Nunez calls it a “bad idea” 10:30 How the Russian invasion is shaping a new generation of Ukrainian artists 10:15 Fuel aid scheme attracts over 439,000 applications from heavy drivers in France 10:00 Malta Labour Party secures historic fourth consecutive election victory 09:45 US urges greater defence spending as NATO reassures Asian partners 09:30 Sierra Leone reaffirms support for Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara 09:15 Fatal shooting in Valence raises concerns over urban violence 09:00 France detains hundreds after unrest following PSG's Champions League triumph 08:45 Kanye West makes Istanbul debut before crowd of 118,000 08:30 Rare whale stranding draws attention on France’s Atlantic coast 08:15 Sullivan family gathering sets new world record in Ireland 08:00 Australia to receive operational U.S. nuclear-powered submarines under revised Aukus plan 07:45 China’s manufacturing sector shows signs of slowing growth in May 07:30 Czech Republic faces challenges in meeting NATO defense spending goal 07:15 China conducts patrols near Scarborough shoal amid regional tensions 07:01 South Korea and Japan explore military logistics cooperation

Keywords: Bangladesh


Bangladesh Student Protesters to Hold Talks with Army Chief After Prime Minister Steps Down

In a dramatic turn of events that has reshaped Bangladesh's political landscape, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation has paved the way for an interim government, following widespread student protests and subsequent violent crackdowns. The unfolding situation has captured international......

Army Establishes Temporary Government as Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Escapes

In a seismic shift that has sent shockwaves through Bangladesh's political landscape, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has stepped down from her position and left the country, abruptly ending her nearly two-decade-long tenure. This dramatic turn of events follows weeks of intense public demonstrations......

Bangladesh Prime Minister Hasina Resigns and Escapes as Protesters Storm the Palace

In a dramatic development that has sent shockwaves through Bangladesh's political landscape, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned from her position and left the country, according to a statement from the nation's top military official. This unprecedented event follows weeks of intense civil......

Almost 100 People Have Died and Hundreds More Have Been Injured in Bangladesh Following a Resurgence of Anti-government Protests

Bangladesh is in the midst of a severe crisis as anti-government protests sweep across the nation, leaving widespread devastation. The latest surge of unrest has resulted in a staggering death toll, with reports indicating that nearly 100 individuals, including at least 14 law enforcement officers, have......

Bangladesh Restores Internet as Student Protests Subside, Marking Return to Normalcy

In a significant turn of events, Bangladesh has announced the restoration of internet services nationwide, signaling a return to normalcy following weeks of intense student protests against job quota reforms. The unrest, which began in universities and colleges last month, escalated into nationwide demonstrations,......

Bangladesh Officials Arrest Student Protest Leaders at a Hospital

In a dramatic turn of events that has further inflamed the already volatile situation in Bangladesh, three prominent student leaders who spearheaded protests against government job quotas have been taken into custody from a hospital in Dhaka. This development follows deadly nationwide demonstrations,......

Bangladesh PM's Tearful Station Visit Sparks Controversy Amid Deadly Protests

In a scene that has stirred controversy and ignited public outrage, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was photographed weeping at a vandalized train station in Mirpur. Her emotional response has prompted accusations of insensitivity against the backdrop of deadly nationwide protests. The......

Bangladesh's Job Quota Controversy: Supreme Court Ruling Brings Uneasy Calm

Bangladesh has experienced a tentative calm following the Supreme Court's decision to abolish most of the controversial job quotas that had sparked widespread protests. The ruling, issued on Sunday, has led to a suspension of demonstrations that had previously been met with a severe government crackdown. The......

Bangladesh Overhauls Job Quota System Amidst Nationwide Turmoil

In a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through Bangladesh's political landscape, the Supreme Court has dramatically reduced the longstanding quota system for government jobs. This ruling comes in the wake of widespread unrest that has claimed over 100 lives and paralyzed major cities across......

  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.