Thailand's top court kicked Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra out of office on Tuesday. Seven judges voted to suspend her after angry senators accused her of bad behavior during a fight with Cambodia. She cannot do her job until the court makes a final decision about her future. Conservative politicians filed the case against her last month. They claim she broke rules about how government ministers should act.
The trouble started when Thai and Cambodian forces fought at their shared border back in May. One Cambodian soldier died during the violent clash between the two armies. Countries have argued about who controls that land for many years. The fighting made tensions much worse between the neighboring nations. Leaders from both...
Students started fighting against job quotas and ended up toppling a government that ruled for sixteen years. The protests began when Bangladesh's High Court brought back old hiring rules that favored certain groups over smart kids. Young people got angry because merit stopped mattering for government jobs. The court decision gave thirty percent of positions to freedom fighter families and smaller chunks to women and minorities. Regular students felt cheated out of fair chances.
Dhaka University kids kicked off the real action on June fifth after judges made their ruling. Other schools across the country joined the fight during July when officials ignored their complaints. Students blocked major highways and marched through campus...
Professor Muhammad Yunus kicked off a massive month-long celebration to honor the July Uprising that changed Bangladesh forever. The chief adviser wants people across the country to remember the brave fighters who died battling against dictatorship. He plans to make this an annual event that will help citizens spot warning signs of tyranny before it takes root again. Yunus believes the nation needs to stick together during these tough times ahead. The government will use this commemoration period to rebuild unity among all Bangladeshi people.
Religious leaders from mosques, temples, and churches will hold special prayers starting July 1st for those who lost their lives. Citizens can sign petitions demanding justice for the victims of...
Scientists say Trump's foreign aid cuts could kill over 14 million people around the world. More than four million of the victims would be children under five years old. The research came from top medical experts who studied data from 133 countries. They published their shocking findings in the respected Lancet medical journal. World leaders met in Spain to discuss the crisis but America stayed home.
Trump slashed funding for USAID by 83 percent after taking office in January. Elon While boasted about putting the aid agency through a woodchipper. America used to provide 40 percent of all global emergency help for poor nations. The cuts will reverse 20 years of progress saving lives across developing countries. Other rich nations like...
Elon Musk stunned political watchers when he floated the idea of starting his brand new political party. The world's richest man asked his 220 million X followers if America needs a fresh party for the middle ground voters. His online poll showed massive support with 80 percent backing the concept. Musk declared the results were destiny calling him forward. He loves the suggested name America Party for his potential political movement.
Creating any new party faces huge challenges across all 50 states. Ballot access rules make life difficult for startup political groups trying to compete. Money limits also restrict how much Musk can pump into official party coffers compared to his super PAC spending. The tech billionaire might not be...
Election officials decided to stop politicians from using campaign posters during future races. Environmental groups cheered the new rule because they say poster campaigns hurt nature badly. Paper posters kill trees and plastic-covered ones block drains when it rains. The mess creates pollution problems across the country during voting season. Officials approved the new campaign rules on June 19th after reform experts recommended the change.
Dr Abdul Alim from the reform team said posters cause four major headaches for society. The paper waste destroys forests and plastic versions poison the environment for years. Politicians spend tons of money without anyone keeping track of expenses. Fights break out when campaign workers argue...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington next week for his third meeting with President Donald Trump since January. The July 7 visit comes as Trump pushes hard for a Gaza ceasefire deal. A US official confirmed the meeting but refused to give their name. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said both leaders want to set up talks. Trump has made ending the Gaza war his top goal since taking office.
Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer will visit Washington first to prepare for Netanyahu's trip. Netanyahu became the first foreign leader to meet Trump during his second presidency back in February. The Israeli leader returned again during April for more discussions. Trump shocked everyone during that February...
India faces a tough choice about their star bowler Jasprit Bumrah before the second Test match. The cricket team must decide if they want to risk playing him again after he just came back from a serious back injury. Bumrah stands as the best Test bowler on the planet right now. He planned to play just three out of five matches against England from the start. Team coaches will make their final call at the very last moment.
England crushed India during the first Test match at Headingley despite Bumrah taking five wickets. Ben Duckett smashed 149 runs as England chased down a massive target of 371 runs. India collapsed twice when they had strong positions during their batting turns. The visitors dropped several easy catches that hurt...
Bangladesh faced its worst financial disaster when the 2009-10 stock market crashed and burned. Thousands of regular people lost everything they had invested. The government formed a special team to find out who caused the mess. Banker Khondkar Ibrahim Khaled led the investigation team that dug deep into the scandal. The team found the real criminals behind the scheme.
Two men topped the list of suspects. Salman F Rahman and A B M Mustafa Kamal became the main targets of the investigation. People called Kamal by his nickname Lotus Kamal around the markets. The investigation team finished their work and handed over a detailed report. Both suspects used dirty tricks to make sure nobody ever saw that report.
Lotus Kamal ran the stock...
