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Dhaka administration records first-ever Test win on home soil as pace bowling unit delivers decisive performance in rain-affected contest.

The Global Sumud Flotilla proceeded into an active combat zone in September 2025, resulting in ships being removed from radar and the arrest of crews

Capillum is collecting cuttings across Europe to manufacture a functional biodegradable product, addressing waste disposal issues while offering a novel solution for environmental management.

New video evidence released by France 24 International captures the moment the incident occurred, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of aviation security protocols at the US hub.

The decision to scrap MoU 44 marks a regression in bilateral relations, shifting the dynamic from collaborative governance toward unilateral nationalist posturing while Cambodia seeks compulsory conciliation under UNCLOS

Agenda focuses on stalled Iran conflict, trade disputes, and Taiwan relations amid pressure on both leaders to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.

Twenty-one high school pupils from Niigata Prefecture were injured in a collision on the Iwate Expressway in Fukushima, with officials noting a student recorded a video moments before the impact.

The proposed project, valued between $15bn and $17bn, seeks to replicate the operational success of Dangote's Lagos refinery while addressing East Africa's total lack of functional refining capacity.

While open-source analysts and satellite imagery point to a special forces facility near Karbala, Iraqi officials remain divided on whether the site existed or how long it remained operational

Speaking at the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi, the Harvard-educated lawyer attributes the shift in power to sustained opposition momentum that resonated with the electorate

Agricultural producers in the south have established their own retail channel to offer fresher produce with reduced markups, a move occurring as the French government seeks dialogue on cost-sharing following the conflict in Iran and the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz.

Consumer prices rose 3.8 per cent year-on-year, driven largely by surging fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East

Second-placed Manchester City face a must-win fixture at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday, 13 May, as they attempt to remain in contention for the Premier League title ahead of the FA Cup final.

Researchers warn that fast-moving cargo ships pose a significant threat to southern right, humpback, and Bryde's whales as maritime authorities prepare to assess mitigation strategies.

Rising fuel prices linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have driven the consumer price index to its highest level since May 2023, complicating interest rate decisions and presenting a political challenge for the administration ahead of the midterms.

Foreign Ministry asserts aircraft presence was for diplomatic logistics; President Trump describes ceasefire as on "massive life support"

China has issued a directive for domestic companies to ignore US sanctions while expanding restrictions on rare earths and critical technology, raising concerns over global economic fragmentation.

The move marks a familiar tactic in the Philippines to obstruct law enforcement from executing an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.

An interview conducted by France 24 highlights the role of incubation periods in limiting global outbreak potential

Officials warn the full extent of transmission remains unknown until May 19 due to the virus's long incubation period

President Yoweri Museveni secured a record seventh term with over 70 per cent of the vote, though rights groups cite reports of killings and the passage of restrictive Sovereignty Bill

Despite renewed ceasefire negotiations in China, cross-border violence between Taliban forces and the Pakistani military has intensified, with reciprocal accusations of harbelling militant groups driving the escalation.

The injury to the 24-year-old comes as Mauricio Pochettino finalises the 26-man squad, with other key players already sidelined

Speaking on the sidelines of the summit at Strathmore University, Mbembe emphasised that the continent's future must be built on civilisational confidence rather than deficit narratives

Measures focus on settlers accused of aggression against Palestinians and leaders of the militant group Hamas

Law enforcement agencies warn that paying cyber extortionists contradicts standard security protocols and offers no guarantee of data destruction.

The national team faces a complex selection process for the co-hosted tournament, balancing the legacy of their 2022 title with disciplinary bans and player availability.

In a stark contrast to the surrounding devastation, Palestinian couples gathered for a mass wedding ceremony on 12 May, marking a brief moment of joy within the ongoing crisis.

While the World Health Organisation confirms the virus is distinct from the pandemic strain, questions persist regarding the reinstatement of mandatory mask-wearing and other safety measures for the general population.

Internal pressure intensifies a day after the Prime Minister warned his departure would cause instability, while succession remains in limbo

Communities Minister Miatta Fahnbulleh becomes the first to resign following recent electoral defeats for the Labour Party

The lawsuit alleges Netflix contradicted past assurances regarding data privacy while leveraging billions of data points from children and families for commercial gain.

Lebanese officials urge the United States to pressure Israel to halt attacks, though a direct sit-down between President Aoun and Prime Minister Netanyahu remains off the table

A First UK minister has quit office, marking the latest escalation in a political storm triggered by significant election losses and a surge in MPs demanding Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation.

The CEO of Saudi Aramco has quantified the economic impact of a potential Strait of Hormuz shutdown, while President Trump's comments on the fragile peace deal with Iran contribute to rising oil prices.

Calbee states the change is necessary due to unstable supply chains for inks and packaging materials linked to the situation in the Middle East.

The expiration of a three-day truce announced by Donald Trump has led to an immediate resumption of hostilities, with Moscow launching a significant drone campaign across multiple Ukrainian regions while Moscow accuses Kyiv of repeated violations.

The Africa Forward summit marks a strategic recalibration, targeting energy transition and AI while shifting the aid-to-investment dynamic

The Office of the High Representative confirms the resignation after five years, a move analysts interpret as a strategic withdrawal by external powers rather than a personal decision.

The Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC) faces immediate shutdowns for 276 outlets near places of worship, 186 near schools, and 255 near transport hubs, marking a significant shift in the state's regulatory approach to alcohol retail.

Senior ministers are split on whether to oversee an orderly transition of power or support Starmer remaining in office, while potential successors navigate their own political hurdles.

Linxi News reports the immediate outcome of the incident without speculation on casualties or motive

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Ghana have recently declined proposals to store citizen data in the United States, prompting France to leverage the Nairobi summit to offer a different technological partnership model.