The verdict, which will be delivered by the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Dhaka on Monday (17 Nov) against former fascist Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and several of her close associates marks a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s political and moral
DST News: Pakistan is steadily cementing its place as a key player in international affairs, driven by its strategic location, growing diplomatic engagement, and continued efforts to promote regional stability. Its expanding role now goes far beyond security concerns, touching
DST News: US President Donald Trump sparked widespread alarm in Nigeria over the weekend after declaring he was considering military action in response to what he described as a “mass slaughter” of Christians by Islamist insurgents. But analysts and security
DST News: Iceland’s unusually mild climate depends on a powerful system of ocean currents that circulates heat through the Atlantic. Without this natural conveyor belt, the island nation would be far colder and far more battered by winter storms. Now,
Here are the key developments from Sunday, November 16, as Russia’s war on Ukraine reached day 1,361. Ukraine’s military said it struck the Ryazan oil refinery, located about 200km (125 miles) southeast of Moscow, describing the operation as part of
DST News: Thousands of Mexicans marched in cities across the country on Saturday to denounce rising crime, entrenched corruption and widespread impunity. Although the protest was initially spearheaded by Generation Z activists, the crowds ultimately drew strong participation from older
DST News: Biting cold and pounding rain are compounding the misery of displaced Palestinians in Gaza, where Israel continues to block the entry of tents and vital shelter materials, leaving hundreds of thousands exposed to winter weather. In Gaza City,
