Bangladesh: Crime against Humanity; Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death

Ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death over two charges committed during the July mass uprising, according to Bangladeshi english news paper Prothomalo. International Crimes Tribunal-1 delivered the verdict today, Monday. This is the first case related to killings and other crimes against humanity during the July uprising. The tribunal stated in […]

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Pakistan’s Police reveal foiled past terror bids of Islamabad’s G-11 suicide bomber

Investigations into the G-11 Katcheri suicide attack have revealed that the terrorist had previously attempted to target security personnel at Chungi Number 26 in Islamabad but failed, it emerged on Sunday, according to “The Express Tribune”. Earlier this week, a suicide bomber detonated explosives outside the G-11 District Judicial Complex, killing 12 people, including lawyer […]

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Austria: Large Scale Proceedings and the Adhesive Vignette on the Agenda in Parliament

VIENNA: This week, the National Council will be debating, among other things, resolutions on simplifying large-scale proceedings and abolishing the adhesive vignette, according to ORF News. Recent events at the Chamber of Commerce and high food prices are also likely to be discussed. The Cabinet is expected to approve the new law against “shrinkflation,” i.e., […]

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Reaffirming support for World Court’s role, Pakistan spotlights Kashmiris’ plight under Indian occupation

UNITED NATIONS: Emphasizing the International Court of Justice’s crucial role for the peaceful settlement of disputes, Pakistan has drawn attention to the predicament of the people under occupation in Palestine and Kashmir. ” In flagrant disregard of the UN Charter and international law, unilateral and indiscriminate use of force, and violation of international obligations is […]

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European troika wants to make up for their failure in Vienna

TEHRAN – Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for the Legal and International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi says European troika-including UK, France and Germany- failed over Iran nuclear program and wants to compensate their failure in Vienna, according to “Mehr News Agency”. Speaking on the sidelines of the international conference, entitled “International Law Under Attack: Aggression and Defense” […]

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Pakistan’s Endless Struggle: Power, People, and the Pursuit of Democracy

Pakistan’s political history reads like a chronicle of interrupted dreams, an unending cycle of coups, compromised elections, and uneasy experiments with democracy. Born of a powerful argument for separate nationhood, the country inherited a promise of self-rule, yet soon drifted into the hands of unelected arbiters of power, according to “The Friday Times, Pakistan”. Muhammad […]

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Nine Dead as Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Barrage Across Ukraine

Kyiv — Russia unleashed a new wave of missile and drone attacks across Ukraine from Friday into Saturday, killing at least nine people and injuring 53 over the past 24 hours, according to Ukrainian regional authorities,according Euro News. Ukraine’s Armed Forces reported that Russia launched three Kh-47M2 Kinzhal air-launched ballistic missiles overnight, accompanied by a […]

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With Pakistan Border Tensions Rising, Kabul Shifts Commerce to Iran

Tehran — Afghanistan is increasingly turning to Iran as its preferred gateway to global markets, with officials in Kabul calling Iran’s Chabahar Port the most reliable and economically efficient route for international trade, according to Mehr News Agency. Akhundzada Abdul Salam Jawad, spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce, said the shift comes as […]

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