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A catastrophic accident involving a construction crane and a passenger train has claimed the lives of at least 22 people in northeast Thailand, prompting nationwide mourning and renewed scrutiny of safety practices at major infrastructure projects. The incident occurred when a crane positioned near an active railway line collapsed onto a train as it passed […]
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Iran’s exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, has issued one of his strongest calls yet for coordinated nationwide civil resistance, urging Iranians to “bring the system to its knees” through sustained nonviolent disruption. The message, delivered through social media and interviews with Persian-language outlets abroad, reflects a shift from symbolic opposition toward a strategy aimed at […]
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Street protests have intensified across several Iranian cities as authorities impose widespread internet restrictions, cutting millions of people off from digital communication and fueling public frustration. Demonstrations, initially sparked by long-standing economic grievances and social restrictions, have grown broader in scope, with protesters now openly criticizing governance, rising living costs, and limits on civil liberties. […]
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U.S. President Donald Trump has given his backing to a sweeping bipartisan sanctions bill aimed at intensifying economic pressure on Russia, a move that could have far-reaching consequences for major emerging economies such as India, China and Brazil. The proposed legislation, which targets countries continuing to trade extensively with Moscow—particularly in energy—signals a sharper and […]
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Bangladesh was rocked yet again by mob violence this week as a second Hindu man, identified as Amrit Mondal (also known as Samrat), was brutally beaten to death by a local crowd in Rajbari district’s Pangsha upazila late on Wednesday night. The lynching comes just days after the internationally condemned killing of Dipu Chandra Das, […]
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