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The February Trap: Yunus, Jamaat, and a Staged Mandate

So why would sections of the Western world want Jamaat? What does the Yunus-led interim administration gain from this? What

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Nestle India Profit Jumps 46% as Tax Cuts Boost Packaged Food Demand

Mumbai – Nestle India has reported a sharp rise in quarterly profit, reflecting a recovery in consumer spending driven by

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Gold Set for Steepest Daily Drop Since 1983 as Silver Faces Historic Rout

New York – Gold prices suffered a dramatic reversal, marking their sharpest single-day decline in more than four decades as

Wall Street steadies after brief pullback as investors refocus on growth

Markets digest policy signals and inflation data while underlying resilience, corporate earnings and selective gains keep optimism intact. U.S. stock

Ola Electric sharpens focus on efficiency and long-term growth with strategic workforce restructuring

Indian electric mobility leader Ola Electric accelerates automation and operational discipline as it advances toward sustainable profitability and market leadership.

Russia Halts Strikes on Kyiv Until Sunday at Trump’s Request Amid Bitter Cold

Kyiv – Russia has temporarily halted airstrikes on Kyiv following a direct request from U.S. President Donald Trump, as Ukraine

Latest Middle East and North Africa News

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UN Warns Houthi Seizure of Telecom Equipment Threatens Aid Operations in Yemen

Geneva – The United Nations has raised serious concerns after critical telecommunications equipment used for humanitarian operations was seized in

Nationwide Protests Erupt Over ICE Presence as Minneapolis Becomes Flashpoint

Minneapolis – Nationwide protests have begun across the United States after outrage intensified over the presence of federal immigration agents

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Gaza Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Civilian Movement Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis

Jerusalem – The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt is set to reopen on Sunday, marking the first time

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US Slows Transfers of Islamic State Detainees to Iraq Amid Repatriation Concerns

Baghdad – The transfer of Islamic State detainees from Syria to Iraq by the United States has slowed significantly this