March2023

According to a global monitoring group for digital rights, Bangladesh is one of the top five nations where internet censorship as “weapons of control” was implemented last year. According to a report yesterday from the #KeepItOn...

After its China head visited the plant for the first time with senior management in the middle of February and claimed he saw no evidence of forced labor, Volkswagen announced on Tuesday that it is legally...

According to preliminary data released on Wednesday, German inflation stabilized in February as government support programs helped maintain a lid on high energy prices. German federal statistics office Destatis reported that the country’s annual inflation rate...

Every time Bangladeshi fielders and bowlers attempted to assume control of the game, English batter Dawid Malan appeared to respond by scoring a boundary and relieving the strain. That was the main theme of the first...

As anti-French sentiment is at an all-time high in some former colonies, President Emmanuel Macron will begin a tour of Central Africa on Wednesday as part of a diplomatic effort to try out a new “responsible...

Following a disastrous Twenty20 World Cup campaign last month, Bismah Maroof announced on Wednesday that she was resigning as captain of the Pakistan women’s cricket squad. While in charge of Pakistan for six years, all-arounder Maroof...

Following the devastating earthquake in February, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that there would be no poll delays and that the vote would take place on May 14. “(Turkish) people will do what is...

After a protracted political crisis in the nation, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres made his first trip to Iraq in six years on Tuesday. Guterres said he wanted to demonstrate “solidarity with the people and the democratic...

According to security and local government sources who spoke to AFP on Wednesday, a senior Al-Qaeda leader was reportedly killed in a suspected US air attack in Yemen’s civil war. According to a security source who...

Authorities reported that two trains collided head-on near the Greek city of Larissa, resulting in at least 36 fatalities and 66 injuries. On Wednesday, rescue workers rushed to locate any survivors among the charred debris. Just...