Saudi Arabia executed 106 people in 2024 so far
International criticism mounts over Saudi Arabia's frequent use of the death penalty. Executions are defended as necessary for public order and Sharia law adherence.
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International criticism mounts over Saudi Arabia's frequent use of the death penalty. Executions are defended as necessary for public order and Sharia law adherence.
Israel approves offensive plans against Lebanon. Experts and officials acknowledge the difficulty of eliminating Hamas. International calls for de-escalation amidst humanitarian crises in Gaza.
Read MoreSays no alternative to increasing international pressure on Myanmar. Trade training could help Rohingyas build their career when they return to Myanmar, FM adds.
Read MoreSix killed in airstrikes on southern border city, medics say. Israeli cabinet mulls how to destroy Hamas 'vestiges' in Rafah. Displaced people start leaving Rafah for fear of Israeli assault.
Read MoreUsher in new golden era of Beijing-Dhaka cooperation. China-Bangladesh economic, trade cooperation.
Read MoreArmed conflict has raged in Myanmar's northern Shan state since October. The junta is under increasing military pressure in the north from armed groups.
Read MoreUNRWA head says an increasing number of people in bombarded and besieged Gaza ‘haven’t eaten for one, two or three days’. Since October 7, Israeli forces have besieged the coastal strip and laid much of it to waste, with nearly 19,000 people confirmed dead.
Read MoreIsraeli troops continued their ground offensive in Gaza's northern and southern cities. Netanyahu says Israel will turn Beirut ‘into Gaza’ if Hezbollah starts an all-out war.
Read MoreSources indicate that around 10,000 combat troops from Mandalay, Bago, and Yangon regions are being relocated to bases in Naypyitaw Union Territory. Military and police in Naypyitaw are allegedly preparing new permanent and temporary bunkers.
Read MoreArakan Army fighters have launched attacks on security forces across Rakhine this week. Junta orders officials, ex-military to prepare for emergencies.
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