Bangladesh protests force PM Hasina to flee Dhaka
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country as protests over a government jobs quota turned violent. Thousands stormed her residence and party buildings while the military took control and declared plans for a national government and fresh elections.
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India
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Waker-uz- Zamam
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Waker-uz-Zamam
Waker-uz-Zaman
Sairaj Salekin
Awami League Party
Ued
Justice
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
U.S
U.K
China
United States
U.S. hands over last Niger base to ruling junta
The United States transferred Airbase 201 in Agadez to Nigerien authorities after earlier withdrawing from Airbase 101 in Niamey. About two dozen U.S. troops remain, mostly at the embassy for withdrawal administration. The move follows Niger’s junta ending a security pact last year and amid shifting alliances with Russia.
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Senegal
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Russia
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Islamic State Group
Jama’a Nusrat al-Islam Wa al-Muslimin
JIM
Mali
Burkina Faso
Benin
Togo
North Korea
Korean Central
Kim
Pyongyang
South Korea
United States
Lee
North
Online mobs spark violence after stabbing rampage at dance class
Social media fanned anger over a dance class stabbing that killed three girls and wounded ten, with false claims of a Muslim asylum seeker prompting attacks on migrants and mosques. Rallies turned violent as mobs damaged hotels housing asylum seekers and authorities dispersed crowds. Police report hundreds arrested and dozens injured while officials vow swift justice and stronger laws amid mounting court backlogs.
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National Police Chiefs’ Council
Liam McStay
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