
35 Mauritanians Return from Mali Detention, Report Torture and Mistreatment
Thirty-five Mauritanians returned home from Mali on Wednesday, alleging they were tortured during their detention, sparking national attention.
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Thirty-five Mauritanians returned home from Mali on Wednesday, alleging they were tortured during their detention, sparking national attention.

Japan has invited Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit Tokyo, as both countries agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership, focusing on trade, investment, energy, security, and skilled manpower.

President Volodymyr Zelensky embarked on a landmark visit to Serbia, aiming to expand economic ties and discuss security, despite Serbia's close ties with Russia.
Authorities in Syria have adjusted the toll for a bus explosion in Jaramana to 14 injured individuals, with no deaths.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed announced a coordinated investigation into recent bomb-like object discoveries, aiming to identify the perpetrators and potential links between the incidents.

As Israel prepares for a critical election, ex-army chief Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as the primary challenger to long-time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

US President Donald Trump attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner under heightened security, three months after a shooting incident forced its cancellation.

US President Donald Trump announced that his new Qatari-gifted Air Force One will undergo a month-long upgrade to enhance security features.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) arrested an alleged gold smuggler with a concealed gold bar in Jessore.

The last Australian woman suspected of links to the Islamic State group will be allowed to return home, the government announced.
