Bangladesh’s political landscape is shifting in a way few could have predicted even two years ago. As the nation prepares for its next general election, one party, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, has re-emerged from political isolation to become a central force in
Source: BBC DST News: Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been sworn in for a second term under tight security, after a violence-marred election that the opposition dismissed as fraudulent. The inauguration ceremony, held at a military parade ground in
Surce: Aljazeera DST News: Israeli air raids struck Khan Younis in southern Gaza, as the death toll in the enclave climbed to 236 since the recent ceasefire took effect. In the occupied West Bank, two Palestinians, including a teenager, were
Source: BSS DST News: The government has once again confirmed that the upcoming parliamentary elections will take place in February next year. The reaffirmation came after an emergency meeting of the Council of Advisers held at the Chief Adviser’s Office
