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Former US President Barack Obama has sounded the alarm, warning that Donald Trump’s disregard for environmental pollution poses a threat to the health of American citizens. In a post on the social media platform X, Obama stated that the Trump administration has rejected a crucial scientific decision that would have reduced the emission of toxic gases in the US, particularly those emitted by cars. He emphasized that without this law, the health of Americans is at risk, and their ability to combat climate change will be severely compromised. Obama also alleged that this decision was made to benefit the fossil…

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Article: A massive sinkhole in Shanghai, China, has swallowed a significant portion of a road, leaving authorities scrambling to assess the situation and prevent further damage. Footage of the incident, which has been spreading like wildfire on social media, shows how quickly the ground gave way, creating a massive crater in a matter of minutes. According to reports, the incident occurred in the morning of February 12 in the Minhang District, near the intersection of Kexing Road and Lian Road. The area was reportedly under construction for a new metro line, with a China Railway Tunnel Group contractor working on…

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In a significant development, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has emerged victorious in the 13th parliamentary elections of Bangladesh. The Election Commission of Bangladesh has officially announced the results of the polls, with the BNP alliance securing 212 seats and its main opposition, the Islamic Jamaat-led alliance, winning 77 seats. According to the Election Commission, the BNP-led alliance won the majority of the seats, while the Islamic Jamaat-led alliance secured a significant number of seats. The Election Commission also announced that the results of two seats will be declared later. The turnout for the polls was 60.26 percent, with a…

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Indian investigators have concluded that an Indian airline crash in Ahmedabad last year was not caused by technical issues, but rather the intentional action of the pilot, Captain Samit Sbrwal. According to a report by the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, Captain Sbrwal allegedly turned off the fuel switch, leading to the crash. The report also claims that the main suspect pilot was suffering from depression a month prior to the incident. Preliminary investigative reports and black box data have ruled out mechanical failure as a possible cause, stating that both engines were manually shut down. Another report by foreign…

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Article: In a shocking move, US President Donald Trump has scrapped a crucial environmental policy implemented during the Obama administration, putting the economies and food systems of countries like Pakistan under further strain. According to foreign media, the 2009 climate decision deemed greenhouse gases a threat to public health and served as the basis for federal laws in the US, particularly regulations on vehicles. The US White House has described Trump’s action as the largest deregulation in American history, saying it will make cars cheaper and reduce the cost of vehicles for auto manufacturers to almost $2,400 per car. Environmental…

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The Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami party’s leader, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, has secured a parliamentary seat in the Dhaka-15 constituency, according to the official announcement by the Election Commission. Dr. Rahman secured 85,131 votes, while his closest rival from the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) received 63,517 votes. This gave Dr. Rahman a 21,614 vote lead. On Thursday evening, Jamaat-e-Islami had accused the Election Commission of irregularities in the vote counting process in the Dhaka-15 constituency. The party stated that while the results of other constituencies in Dhaka were being announced, there was an unusual delay in announcing the results of Dhaka-15. Shahriar Muqueet,…

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Afghanistan has become a hub for militant groups and transnational crimes, affecting neighboring countries Pakistan, Iran, and Central Asian nations, according to a report by the US-based Eurasia Review. The report states that Afghanistan is home to over 20 active terrorist groups, with approximately 13,000 foreign fighters present in the country, as per the United Nations. In a recent news briefing in Islamabad, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andleeb said that evidence of Daesh presence in Afghanistan has been shared with international partners, and Pakistan does not want Afghanistan’s soil to be used against Pakistan. He added that the mastermind…

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Article: American comedian of Egyptian descent, Bassem Youssef, fired sharp-tongued jokes at Jeffrey Epstein in a recent TV show appearance. Joining him at the time was former lawyer for Epstein, Alan Dershowitz. Youssef humorously quipped that Epstein was indeed a Russian asset when he was close to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. He continued, stating that after being accused of sex crimes, Epstein traveled to Israel and donned an Israeli military uniform, receiving financial aid from Israeli donors. Youssef also pointed out that Epstein provided donations to pro-Israel student groups, managed Israeli charity operations, supported plans for Israeli settlements, participated…

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The long-awaited news has finally been announced by Kenya’s President William Ruto that the border with Somalia will be reopened after a 15-year closure. According to reports from Nairobi, the Kenyan authorities have stated that the border will be reopened in April. The border closure was imposed by Kenya in 2011 due to attacks by extremist groups in Somalia. Reports indicate that the extremist group, Al-Shabaab, had carried out several attacks in Kenya. In 2013, the group attacked a shopping center in Nairobi’s capital city, resulting in the deaths of 67 people. Two years later, the group carried out an…

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Rupsha South Union in Chanchal Upazila of Bangladesh’s Chandpur district marked a historic milestone as women cast their votes for the first time in 56 years. On the occasion of the 13th National Parliamentary Elections and the Constitutional Referendum, a large number of women visited polling stations, marking a significant development in the region’s political and social history. According to the Election Commission of Bangladesh, Shafiqur Rahman secured 85,131 votes, while local residents claimed that in 1969, women were instructed not to cast their votes, resulting in the women of the union not participating in elections for decades, despite repeated…

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