Second Hindu Killed in Bangladesh Ahead of Elections
A second Hindu man has been killed in Bangladesh, raising concerns over escalating violence targeting minorities ahead of the upcoming national elections.
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Bangladesh Votes Amid Uncertainty After Political Shift
Bangladesh holds elections amid uncertainty after a historic political shift, with concerns over voter turnout and stability in the region.
Global Photo Highlights: Argentina Protests, Kashmir Snowscapes
A visual journey through February 12, 2026, featuring drone views of Argentina's labor reform protests, serene snow-covered landscapes in Jammu and Kashmir, and wild buffaloes at Kaziranga National Park.
Big Cat Alliance Summit Ends at Bandipur Tiger Reserve
The three-day international Big Cat Alliance meeting concluded at Bandipur Tiger Reserve in Karnataka, focusing on conservation strategies, habitat protection, and global cooperation to safeguard endangered big cat species.
Bangladesh's Trial by Fire: A Crucible of Challenges
Bangladesh faces a severe trial by fire, grappling with political turmoil, economic pressures, and social unrest that test its resilience and future stability.
Teen Swims 4km to Save Family Swept Out to Sea
A 13-year-old Australian boy swam for hours to raise the alarm after his family was swept kilometres out to sea, leading to their dramatic rescue after a 10-hour ordeal.
Leopard Panic in Hubballi, Forest Dept Denies Farm Footage
A leopard captured near Hubballi airport fails to ease fears as another sighting in Sherewad village causes alarm. Forest officials dispute viral CCTV footage from a politician's farm, calling it fake.
Tiger Hunt Day 10: Drones, Treetops Used in Arunachal Search
Forest officials in Arunachal Pradesh deploy drones and treetop surveillance to locate a tiger that killed a police constable, with teams from three tiger reserves involved in the ongoing search operation.
Tiger Rescued Near Besaguru Village in South Kodagu
Forest officials successfully rescued a tiger near Besaguru village in South Kodagu, Mysuru, ensuring the safety of both the animal and local residents.
Bangladesh's Young Revolutionaries Face Political Reality
The National Citizen Party, born from Bangladesh's 2024 uprising, faces challenges in converting moral authority into electoral success ahead of February elections, with internal fractures and strategic alliances testing its identity.
Thailand Mass Shooting: 34 Killed, 22 Children Victims
A horrific mass shooting in Thailand has left 34 people dead, including 22 children, marking the country's deadliest such incident. Several others were taken hostage during the attack.
Thailand School Hostage Crisis: Gunman Injures in Songkhla
A gunman took students and teachers hostage at a school in Thailand's Songkhla province, injuring multiple people before being subdued by police.
Jimmy Lai Sentence Ends Hong Kong's 'One Country, Two Systems'
Jimmy Lai's 20-year prison sentence under China's national security law signals the demise of Hong Kong's autonomy, with media silence and international outcry highlighting a shift towards Xi Jinping's centralized control.
Japan's Vending Machines: Beyond Snacks and Drinks
Japan's vending machines offer fresh eggs, hot meals, and collectibles, with over 4 million units nationwide. They adapt to weather, serve alcohol, and aid in emergencies, showcasing innovation and convenience.
Jimmy Lai's Sentence: China's Message to Hong Kong
The 20-year prison sentence for Jimmy Lai under China's national security law marks a critical erosion of Hong Kong's 'One Country, Two Systems' framework, signaling Beijing's tightening authoritarian control.
Taiwan Detects 9 Chinese Aircraft, 8 Naval Vessels Nearby
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence detected nine Chinese military aircraft and eight naval vessels operating around the island, with one ship crossing the median line, escalating regional tensions.
Global Photo Highlights: Shimla to Washington
A visual journey across continents on February 10, 2026, featuring Kathakali in Hyderabad, Buddhist monks in Washington, and more stunning moments captured by photographers worldwide.
Nepal Bus Crash: 12 Killed in River Plunge
A tragic bus accident in Nepal has claimed 12 lives after the vehicle fell into a river. Several others were injured in the devastating incident.
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Pacific Ocean, No Tsunami
A significant earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale has jolted the Pacific Ocean region. Authorities confirm no tsunami warnings were issued, and there are no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
India-Thai Air Forces Hold Joint In-Situ Air Exercise
The Indian and Thai air forces have undertaken a joint in-situ air exercise, enhancing bilateral defense cooperation and interoperability in the Asia Pacific region.
China's Tech Ambitions: Power and Strategy Analysis
China leverages technology to advance its strategic ambitions, reshaping global power dynamics through innovation and geopolitical influence.
Magnitude 4.0 Earthquake Hits Bangladesh, No Damage
A moderate earthquake measuring 4.0 magnitude struck Bangladesh, causing tremors but resulting in no reported casualties or significant structural damage.
Indian Man in Melbourne Finds Racist Notes in Yard
An Indian-origin man in Melbourne's Epping suburb discovered hateful notes telling him to 'Go back to India' scattered across his front yard. The incident has shaken his family and highlighted similar racist occurrences in the community.
12 Dead, 8 Hurt in Nepal Bus Crash into River
A tragic bus accident in Nepal's Sindhupalchok district has left 12 people dead and 8 injured after the vehicle fell into the Sunkoshi River. Rescue operations are ongoing.
iShowSpeed's Africa Tour Redefines Continent's Image Online
iShowSpeed's 28-day Africa livestream tour captivated millions by showing daily life beyond crisis headlines. Experts debate its impact on challenging stereotypes about technology and diversity across the continent.
Hindu Trader Hacked to Death in Bangladesh Before Polls
A Hindu trader was brutally hacked to death inside his shop in Bangladesh just three days before national elections, sparking fears of targeted violence and raising security concerns.
Asia's Fertility Crisis: State Incentives Prove Ineffective
Singapore's struggle to boost birth rates despite incentives highlights a broader Asian demographic crisis. Experts say financial nudges can't reverse deep societal shifts toward smaller families.
Sydney Police Clash with Anti-Israel Protesters
Violent clashes erupted in Sydney as police used force against thousands protesting Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, resulting in 27 arrests and allegations of police assault.
Fresh Snowfall in Kashmir's Higher Reaches Boosts Tourism
Kashmir experiences fresh snowfall in its higher reaches, enhancing tourism prospects and providing relief from dry conditions. Key areas like Gulmarg and Sonamarg are affected.
Mumbai's Tallest Ticket Checker: The 'Great Khali'
A Mumbai local train ticket checker, standing at 6 feet 8 inches, earns the nickname 'Great Khali' for his towering presence and dedication to duty on the city's busy railways.
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