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Mushfiqur Rahim announces retirement from One-Day Internationals. He played 274 ODIs, scoring 7,795 runs with nine centuries. His retirement follows Bangladesh’s poor Champions Trophy performance. Rahim shared his decision in a Facebook post. His departure marks the end of an era for Bangladesh cricket. Bangladesh’s Mushfiqur Rahim has announced his retirement from One-Day Internationals (ODIs), ending an 18-year career in the format. The veteran wicketkeeper-batter shared the news on Wednesday night in a social media post. The decision comes after Bangladesh’s disappointing performance in the Champions Trophy, where they failed to win a single match. Rahim confirmed his retirement would…

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Thirteen civilians and five soldiers killed in Bannu suicide bombing. Four suicide bombers carried out the attack near Afghanistan border. Violence follows a rise in militant activity in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Attack claimed by faction of Hafiz Gul Bahadur group. Pakistan calls on Afghan government to prevent cross-border terrorism. A deadly suicide bombing on Tuesday in Bannu, a district in Pakistan’s volatile Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, left at least 18 people dead, including five soldiers and 13 civilians. The attack, which involved four suicide bombers, occurred at a military compound located near Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan, escalating concerns over security in…

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Trump restates interest in acquiring Greenland, emphasizing military and economic benefits. He promises to keep Greenland safe and prosperous. Greenlanders largely oppose joining the US, though some support independence from Denmark. Trump’s statement sparks debate over Greenland’s future and independence. Denmark reaffirms Greenland’s right to self-determination, despite US interest. During his speech to Congress on March 5, 2025, President Donald Trump made a bold statement about acquiring Greenland. He stressed the island’s strategic importance, vast land area, and the potential economic and military benefits it could bring to the United States. In addition, he highlighted how valuable Greenland could be…

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The bodies of two crew members were found in the wreckage of an FA-50 fighter jet. The jet had been providing air support in a combat mission against communist rebels. The wreckage was located on Mount Kalatungan, one of the tallest mountains in the Philippines. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the crash. The Philippine Air Force has grounded its FA-50 fleet until the investigation concludes. On Wednesday (March 5, 2025), Philippine military rescuers discovered the wreckage of an FA-50 fighter jet. The aircraft had gone missing the previous day while providing air support to ground troops…

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Japan faces its worst wildfire in decades in Ofunato city. Over 2,900 hectares have been burned; one person has died. Nearly 4,000 residents evacuated as wildfire rages. Record-low rainfall and intense winds fueling the flames. Experts link the fire to climate change and global warming. Japan is currently battling one of its worst wildfires in decades near Ofunato, in Iwate Prefecture. The fire, which started on February 26, has already scorched 2,900 hectares, nearly half the size of Manhattan. This wildfire marks the largest one since at least 1975. Sadly, it has claimed one life and forced nearly 4,000 people…

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Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus confirms Sheikh Hasina will face trial for crimes against humanity. Hasina is accused of enforced disappearances and mass killings of protesters in 2024. Arrest warrants have been issued, but India has not responded to extradition requests. Investigations reveal a vast network of secret detention centers under Hasina’s rule. International observers call for transparency and accountability in the judicial process. Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, announced that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will face prosecution for crimes against humanity. This follows the overthrow of her government after large-scale protests in mid-2024. In an interview with…

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Trump pauses military aid to Ukraine following clash with President Zelenskiy. The suspension may impact Ukraine’s defense efforts against Russia. European allies face increasing pressure to support Ukraine. Trump insists on peace and reviews aid’s effectiveness in resolving the conflict. Ukrainian officials express concern about the freeze in military support. US President Donald Trump has announced a suspension of military aid to Ukraine following a tense confrontation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The clash, which took place at the White House last Friday, revolved around Trump’s frustration over Zelenskiy’s perceived lack of gratitude for US support. The decision to pause…

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Seven senior Russian missile experts visited Iran in 2024. They traveled on official state passports, highlighting government ties. Visits involved Iranian missile production sites, including underground facilities. Cooperation strengthens following the January 2024 military pact. Russia’s defense role in Ukraine and Iran’s support deepen the alliance. Seven senior Russian missile experts visited Iran in 2024, marking a significant step in the growing military relationship between the two nations. The visits, which took place in April and September, are linked to the deepening defense cooperation between Moscow and Tehran, as both nations face increasing pressure from the West. The visits coincide…

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Japan’s largest wildfire in five decades rages in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture. The fire has consumed 2,600 hectares, forcing nearly 4,000 evacuations. Firefighters and military helicopters are battling the flames. Dry weather and record-low rainfall have intensified the crisis. Businesses and communities are offering aid to affected residents. Firefighters in Japan are battling the country’s worst wildfire in 50 years. The blaze began in a forested area near Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, on February 26, 2025. Since then, it has consumed 2,600 hectares (6,400 acres) of land, making it Japan’s largest wildfire since 1975. Authorities have issued evacuation advisories for nearly 4,600…

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1,752 enforced disappearance complaints were filed; 1,000 cases have been investigated. 330 individuals remain missing; survival chances are extremely low. Evidence links high-level government officials to enforced disappearances. Commission examines Indian prison records to trace missing individuals. Arrest warrants for 12 officials remain unexecuted; trials may proceed in absentia. The Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances stated today that there is little chance of survival for the 330 individuals still missing in Bangladesh. At a press conference in Dhaka, Commission Chairperson Justice Moinul Islam Chowdhury said, “There is little chance of those, who are disappeared and still missing, being alive.”…

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