Hungary Temporarily Shuts Down Nuclear Power Plant Amid Record-Breaking Heatwave

President Donald Trump announced that the US and Israel have decided to postpone their planned military strikes on Iran, following requests from Tehran and neighboring countries.

In Gaza, civil defense authorities discovered the remains of 112 individuals, including many children, following an extensive search in rubble.

Overnight Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in at least eight fatalities, according to local authorities.

A sightseeing plane crashed in Peru, killing all 13 people on board while they were en route to view the Nazca Lines.

An explosion at a restaurant in Moscow's Kudrinskaya Square has claimed the lives of three people and injured 21 others.

Political transition talks in Venezuela will begin in person next week in Caracas, marking a new chapter in the country's effort to rebuild democratic institutions.

A tragic shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Idaho leaves several dead, including the gunman.

At 80 years old, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is running for a fourth term in Brazil's October election, driven by the desire to prevent the far right from gaining power.

Five Cuban provinces faced widespread power outages as the national grid failed again on August 2, 2026, exacerbating an ongoing economic crisis.

Hungary's Prime Minister warns that the country's sole nuclear power plant could shut down as early as this weekend due to an ongoing heatwave and low water levels in the Danube River.

A 4.7-magnitude earthquake near Naples injured 21 people and caused property damage, with two requiring emergency treatment.

A truck bomb detonated in Cucuta, near Venezuela, six days before the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella.

Bangladesh's Consumers' Right Protection Act, 2009, penalizes offenders and awards complainants 25% of realized fines.

The Baltic states of Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia have transformed from Soviet stagnation to thriving startup hubs.

Lionel Messi returned to Major League Soccer action after the World Cup, but his Inter Miami side drew 2-2 with Columbus Crew.

Josh Kerr, fresh from setting a new world record, delivered mile gold for Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Caeleb Dressel and Gretchen Walsh clinch the 50m freestyle titles at the US Swimming Championships, setting the stage for the Pan Pacific Championships.

Tokyo and Washington intervened jointly to support the yen, the first such coordinated effort in nearly 30 years.

OPEC+ is anticipated to raise oil production quotas by 188,000 barrels per day in September, amid ongoing Middle East conflict and fluctuating global energy supplies.

Chongqing's unique motorcycle culture is drawing tourists from around the world.

Alexandra Eala defeated Naomi Osaka to book a final showdown with Jessica Pegula at the Washington Open.

Japan's annual cosplay event, the World Cosplay Summit, will move to November next year to avoid extreme summer heat.

Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi expresses uncertainty over Richarlison's future, with the Brazilian forward's contract nearing its end.

Professor Dr. Shamima Sultana, then chair of Jahangirnagar University's Bangla department, removed the portrait of deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from her office during the July Uprising, driven by her ethical senses.

The BNP has assigned its Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman with the responsibility to nominate the party's candidate for the upcoming presidential election.

Agriculture Minister Mohammad Amin Ur Rashid emphasizes the need for unity and vigilance to safeguard democracy and economic freedom in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam vowed to make Hajj pilgrimage more affordable and transparent for Bangladeshi pilgrims.

The National Standing Committee of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party convened today at the BNP Chairperson's office in Gulshan, Dhaka.

Border Guard Bangladesh seized 6.968 kilograms of gold worth an estimated Tk 13.33 crore and arrested a suspected smuggler at the Chuadanga border.

Rajshahi College has opened registration for its 150th anniversary celebration, marking a significant milestone in its rich history.