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Saudi Arabia will host the FIFA World Cup in 2034, requiring massive infrastructure development. Bangladeshi construction firms and workers are invited to participate in stadium and hotel projects. The Kingdom plans to build 11 new stadiums and renovate five existing ones. Over 3 million Bangladeshis live in Saudi Arabia, many working in construction. The country is issuing 5,000–7,000 visas daily for Bangladeshi workers. Saudi Arabia has invited Bangladeshi construction companies to bid for FIFA World Cup 2034 projects. The tournament will require extensive infrastructure, including stadiums, hotels, and transport networks. The Kingdom aims to utilize Bangladesh’s skilled workforce, which played…

Two armed individuals opened fire at Clemenceau metro station in Brussels. No injuries were reported; suspects fled into metro tunnels. Authorities believe the attack was drug-related, not terrorism. The incident caused major metro service disruptions during rush hour. Police have launched a citywide manhunt for the suspects. On Wednesday morning, a shooting incident occurred at Clemenceau metro station in Brussels, Belgium. The attack took place around 6:15 am local time when two armed individuals opened fire. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. The assailants, reportedly carrying automatic weapons, fled into the metro tunnels after the shooting. This triggered a large-scale police…

Trump unveils controversial proposal for US control of Gaza following Palestinian displacement. International leaders, including Hamas and the PLO, strongly reject the plan. Critics call the proposal ethnic cleansing, warning of potential violence and instability. Global powers like Saudi Arabia, Russia, China, and Turkey express firm opposition. Human rights organizations and US senators condemn the proposal as dangerous and reckless. In a stunning statement, US President Donald Trump announced his plan to take control of the Gaza Strip. He suggested that Palestinians living there should be forcibly displaced, claiming they would “love to leave” Gaza. Trump made these remarks alongside…

President Trump announces plan for US to assume control of Gaza. Proposal includes relocating Gaza’s Palestinian residents to neighboring countries. Plan envisions redeveloping Gaza into an economic hub dubbed the “Riviera of the Middle East.” Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations reject the proposal, emphasizing the need for a Palestinian state. Critics label the plan as reckless and a potential violation of international law. In a surprising move, President Donald Trump announced on February 4, 2025, that the United States intends to take over the Gaza Strip. This plan involves relocating its approximately two million Palestinian residents to neighboring countries.…

Gunman kills 10 at Campus Risbergska in Örebro, then takes his own life. Attack occurred on February 4, 2025, shortly after national exams. Police confirm the shooter acted alone; his motive remains unknown. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson calls it Sweden’s deadliest mass shooting. Investigation ongoing; authorities find no links to terrorism or gang activity. On February 4, 2025, a horrific mass shooting took place at Campus Risbergska, an adult education center in Örebro, Sweden. The attack, which happened in the early afternoon, left 11 people dead, including the gunman. This incident has been confirmed as the worst mass shooting in…

Five men sentenced to death in Kano State for the 2023 murder of Dahare Abubakar. Victim, a 67-year-old woman, was beaten and stabbed to death on her farm. The attack was triggered by a dream of one assailant’s wife. Judge Usman Na’abba ruled the prosecution proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt. The case highlights continued violence over witchcraft accusations in Nigeria. In a landmark ruling, a high court in Kano State, Nigeria, has sentenced five men to death by hanging for the murder of 67-year-old Dahare Abubakar. The verdict, delivered by Judge Usman Na’abba, confirmed that the prosecution proved…

El Salvador offers to house US criminals, including citizens, in its mega-prison. US Secretary of State Rubio and President Bukele announce deal during visit. Bukele’s tough stance on crime draws praise and criticism from different quarters. US officials praise El Salvador’s cooperation in combating gang violence. The deal will involve a fee to sustain the prison system in El Salvador. El Salvador has made a surprising offer to take in criminals deported from the US, including US citizens. This came after a meeting between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele. The criminals would be…

Ukraine’s political activity surges amid ongoing war with Russia, increasing internal divisions. U.S. officials push for Ukraine to hold elections by the end of 2025 if a ceasefire is achieved. Former president Poroshenko and opposition figures like Tymoshenko gain visibility internationally. Accusations of political sabotage surface as Kyiv mayor Klitschko clashes with Zelensky’s team. Logistical challenges and national unity concerns hinder the possibility of elections during wartime. Since Russia invaded in February 2022, Ukraine has lived under martial law. Political activities have been limited, and elections put on hold. However, recently, there are signs that political movement is gaining strength.…

China responds with tariffs on US imports in retaliation to new US duties. US President Trump’s 10% tariff on all Chinese imports takes effect. China announces export controls on strategic materials, citing national security. Trump’s warning of further tariff increases if China does not halt fentanyl exports. Tensions escalate as both countries brace for further economic fallout. On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, the US-China trade conflict intensified as China retaliated against the United States’ new tariffs by implementing a series of countermeasures. President Donald Trump’s administration had imposed an additional 10% tariff on all Chinese imports, a decision that came…

Bangladesh accuses Indian media of deliberate propaganda against its interim government. Indian Foreign Secretary’s denial is seen as an attempt to cover up media manipulation. International journalists criticize Indian media’s biased portrayal of Bangladesh. Bangladesh demands India stop meddling with its internal affairs through media manipulation. Tensions rise as misinformation continues to affect diplomatic relations. On February 3, 2025, Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary to Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, slammed Indian media for its ongoing campaign of disinformation against Bangladesh’s interim government. Speaking at a press briefing at the Foreign Service Academy, Alam revealed the damaging effect of these media tactics on…