The strikes were carried out in retaliation to the killing of two U.S. troops and an American interpreter a week ago
By The Week News Desk December 20, 2025
Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, Mark, alleges Donald Trump was a frequent visitor to Epstein's office. The White House continues to deny the allegations, calling them "fake news," despite corroborating accounts from a former assistant
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
A total of five militants stormed the battalion headquarters of the Pakistan security forces in the Boya area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s North Waziristan
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
A Hindu man was lynched by a mob in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, following unconfirmed allegations of blasphemy
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
The killing of activist Sharif Osman Hadi triggers new violent protests, serving as a critical test for adviser Muhammad Yunus's administration to maintain order and steer the nation towards the planned February elections
By Namrata Biji Ahuja December 19, 2025
Bangladesh political tensions are escalating following the murder of anti-India spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi, with the alleged killer reportedly fleeing across the border
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
The incident happened in Sydney when police intercepted two cars and used a LandCruiser to ram a white Hyundai to prevent a 'violent act'
By The Week News Desk December 18, 2025
Pakistan’s National Security Committee has declared that any attempt by India to stop or divert the flow of water to Pakistan under the treaty will be considered an act of war, and Islamabad will not stop its efforts to expose India's weaponisation of water before the world
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
The man who stepped out of the yellow car quickly pointed to where the Ukrainian army was positioned, helping the FPV drone to launch a successful suicide attack on an enemy excavator
By The Week News Desk December 18, 2025
The protesters, who are agitating over the death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, targeted political offices, cultural centres, and Indian diplomatic missions too amid growing anti-India sentiment and calls for the return of leader Sheikh Hasina
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
Sharif Osman Hadi, a prominent leader of the July Uprising who was shot last week, died while undergoing treatment at a Singapore hospital
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
Trump portrayed his first year in office as a period of historic reversal, claiming that in “a few short months” the nation had gone “from worst to best”
By Ajish P Joy December 18, 2025
Putin, however, asserted that Russia favours resolving the conflict through negotiations
By The Week News Desk December 18, 2025
Imran Khan's sons, Kasim and Suleiman, reveal plans for a January visit to Pakistan, expressing concern over their father's alleged "death cell" prison conditions
By The Week News Desk December 17, 2025
Trump signed a proclamation adding seven more countries to the full travel ban list
By The Week News Desk December 17, 2025
An analyst noted Ukraine's Sub Sea Baby drone performed highly complex navigation to bypass defences, which might force Russia to reconsider the security of its naval bases
By The Week News Desk December 16, 2025
A viral video shows a 24-meter-tall Statue of Liberty replica falling face down in Guaiba, Brazil, after being toppled by strong winds from a severe storm
By The Week News Desk December 16, 2025
Lukashenko on Ukraine war explains that the conflict was prompted by the oppression of Ukraine's Russian-speaking population and the US-backed overthrow of a previous president
By The Week News Desk December 17, 2025
Australian police are investigating a trip to the Philippines made by the father-son duo behind the Bondi Beach mass shooting, exploring potential links to Islamist militants and ISIS inspiration
By The Week News Desk December 16, 2025
Ahmed al-Ahmed, a fruit shop owner hailed as a hero by the Australian Prime Minister, is in critical but stable condition after being shot five times while disarming one of the Bondi Beach gunmen
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the father-son duo, Sajid Akram, 50, and Naveed Akram, 24, were 'clearly motivated' by extremist ideology
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
Following the Bondi Beach attack, a Sydney Muslim cemetery has been desecrated with pig heads, sparking a police investigation into the act
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
Many Sydney men were picked up for their alleged links to a self-declared commander of the Islamic State by the ASIO, but there was not enough evidence to confirm that Naveed Akram was a threat
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
Pakistani media alleges that the Bondi Beach shooters, a father-son duo, were Afghan nationals and said that the country was the target of a 'media terrorism'
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
43-year-old Ahmed al Ahmed, a fruit seller by profession, was the brave soul who tackled one of the Bondi Beach gunmen from behind and took away the loaded gun, Australian authorities have confirmed
By The Week News Desk December 15, 2025
