ICC Calls on Chad and Venezuela to Reevaluate Their Withdrawals

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is anticipated to deliver its verdict in October on the Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar, according to Gambia's Attorney General and Justice Minister Dawda A. Jallow.

The United Nations has warned that Israel's forced displacement of over 33,000 Palestinian refugees from three West Bank camps could amount to crimes against humanity.

The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT)-2 is expected to deliver its judgment soon in the crimes against humanity case involving seven individuals, including top Awami League leaders, for their alleged roles in killings during the July Mass Uprising.

Brazil is escalating tensions with Argentina by demanding the recall of its ambassador and reducing diplomatic ties to the level of Charge d'Affairs.

The United States and its allies are pushing the Organization of American States to take action against Nicaragua's exclusion of opposition groups from the upcoming elections.

The IAEA board voted to refer Iran to the UN Security Council for failing to comply with its nuclear obligations.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam has called on India to clarify its position regarding the activities of convicted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and other Awami League leaders operating from Indian territory.

Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey have jointly condemned Israel for renewed strikes in Gaza that killed over 20 people, calling it a flagrant violation of international law.

Brigadier General (retd) Dr AKM Shamsul Islam emphasizes the importance of international humanitarian law awareness, protection of civilians, and media's role during armed conflicts.

The Kremlin has welcomed US President Donald Trump's proposal for a truce between Russia and Ukraine on striking energy targets.

Nearly five million people in Bihar, India, are grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding, as authorities work to provide essential aid and relief.

NATO fighter jets shot down a drone over Lithuania, highlighting heightened security concerns on the alliance's eastern flank amid Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine.

Candidates in Berlin's state election are focusing on the city's deteriorating public spaces and infrastructure as key campaign issues.

The European Space Agency has successfully launched two advanced Earth observation satellites to monitor climate change and extreme weather events.

A recent report by the US Defense Department's inspector general reveals a significant munitions shortfall due to the ongoing war in Iran.

Saudi Arabia has warned it will react 'firmly' to attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, following a series of assaults that wounded 13 civilians.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promised his 'invariable support' for Russia in a letter to President Vladimir Putin, calling Russia's war against Ukraine 'sacred'.

Sri Lanka's renowned Beach Wadiya, a historic seafood shack that has hosted royalty and celebrities, is fighting a government order for demolition as part of a coastal clean-up initiative.

A recent report by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) reveals that the decline in US democracy indicators is emboldening authoritarian leaders globally.

The US Supreme Court has denied President Donald Trump's attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the November midterm elections.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have switched their children's school due to security concerns shortly after returning to the UK.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has publicly endorsed Lamine Yamal's bid for the Ballon d'Or, highlighting the young winger's self-confidence and exceptional performance this season.

Gas supply to industrial units across Bangladesh has started improving, bringing relief to businesses.

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir called for increased investment in Sylhet’s tourism, tea, fisheries, and other industries.

Robi Axiata and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have launched 'Robi Bowler Hunt', a nationwide initiative to identify and develop promising fast bowlers and spinners.

Bangladesh's ready-made garment (RMG) exports to the United States increased by 11.42 percent year-on-year in the first two months of the current fiscal year.

Moody's Ratings has improved Bangladesh’s sovereign outlook to stable from negative, citing a strengthened external position and eased political and economic pressures.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange experienced a rebound today as bargain hunting returned across the board, driven by improved investor confidence following recent assurances from the Prime Minister.

National Test captain Nazmul Hossain Shanto emphasizes the Bangladesh Premier League's (BPL) importance in providing opportunities for young players.

With the Ballon d'Or voting closing in, top football stars are aggressively campaigning for the prestigious award.

The government has proposed a Tk 1,153.60 crore project to expand the existing Barishal Cantonment at Lebukhali into a full-fledged international-standard military facility.

Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen visited BNP Acting Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi to discuss strengthening bilateral ties.

US President Donald Trump dismissed fears about the dangers of artificial intelligence, calling them a hoax and rejecting global calls for AI regulation.

Dr Zubaida Rahman, Vice-President of Ziaur Rahman Foundation, emphasizes the need for a supportive environment for children to develop their talents and realize their full potential through quality education, healthcare, sports, and opportunities to engage with nature.

Most Asian stock markets faced declines as oil prices surged and investors anticipated a Federal Reserve interest rate hike, though tech firms saw a slight recovery.

Bangladesh women's national football team captain Maria Manda stressed the need to improve performance and work harder ahead of their second Group F match against Korea Republic at the 20th Asian Games.

China's retail sales growth in August marked the slowest pace since May, signaling ongoing challenges in domestic spending.

The United States has implemented changes to tariffs on Canadian goods, affecting cheeses, motorboats, and other products while exempting toilet paper and cement.

Sunderland embarks on a historic European adventure after decades of struggle, marking a stunning revival for the once-struggling club.