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Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first female prime minister and dominant opposition figure for four decades, has died at 80, leaving a polarized nation bracing for fresh turmoil.
Bangladesh’s first female premier, Khaleda Zia, has died at 80, closing the chapter on a turbulent political dynasty that shaped the South Asian nation for four decades.
Nikola Jokić exited with a left knee injury, leaving Denver—and the West—holding its breath.
Israel’s surprise recognition of Somaliland triggered an emergency UN session, regional anger and fears of a Horn-of-Africa flashpoint.
Saudi jets struck Yemeni ports overnight, claiming a UAE arms shipment for separatists crossed a red line, shattering a fragile truce and reviving fears of wider war.
Ukraine rejects Russia’s accusation of a drone strike on Putin’s residence, as Moscow vows to harden its war stance and lawmakers hint at expanded attacks.
LG’s ultra-thin Gallery TV turns blank walls into world-class exhibits, undercutting Samsung’s Frame by $200 while bundling premium museum collections.
Security footage undercuts rumours that the Bondi shooters were trained in the Philippines, pointing instead to an uncoordinated lone-actor attack.
LG’s ultra-thin OLED65G3 mounts flush to the wall, cycles masterpieces for £4.99 a month, and challenges Samsung’s Frame with brighter panels and lower price.
Trump says a U.S. drone hit a Venezuelan port used by drug boats; Caracas calls it aggression and promises retaliation.