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Muhammad Yunus. (Image: PTI)Dhaka/New Delhi: Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus on Friday announced that the country will hold national elections in the first half of April 2026 — a crucial step towards restoring democracy following the mass uprising that unseated the previous government last year. “I am announcing to the citizens of the country that the election will be held on any day in the first half of April 2026,” Yunus said in a nationally televised address.

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Powered by India NewsDiplomatic Reset: Modi-Carney Call Sets Stage for G7 Summit in CanadasummaryThe exchange marks a significant step toward resetting India-Canada ties, which have experienced turbulence in recent months. Modi emphasized the shared democratic values and deep-rooted people-to-people connections that underpin the bilateral relationship. Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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3 hours agoToronto man stuck with $20K in credit card fraud charges despite reporting it earlyA Toronto man says he was left financially and emotionally drained after being held liable for more than $20,000 in fraudulent credit card charges — …12 hours agoHow will record $7.1B trade deficit impact Canada’s economy? | Hanomansing TonightMarket strategist Karl Schamotta reacts to Canada’s $7.1 billion merchandise trade deficit in April, saying he didn't expect such a big decline.

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AsiaPakistani TikToker Sana Yousaf Was Killed By Cousin After Birthday Rejection: ReportsummaryPakistani TikToker Sana Yousaf was allegedly shot dead by her cousin Umar Hayat days after she rejected his repeated advances, including on her birthday. Tiktoker Sana Yousaf was shot dead in Pakistan (Image Source: Instagram)Sana Yousaf, the 17-year-old Pakistani TikToker, was shot dead by her 22-year-old cousin, Umar Hayat, local reports suggest.

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This large-scale induction of new vessels signals the Navy’s aggressive modernisation agenda amidst rising maritime challenges in the Indo-Pacific region. (Image: PTI)In a significant stride toward maritime modernisation, the Indian Navy is set to induct nine new warships in 2025, marking a major boost to its combat and support capabilities. The ships will be built both domestically by leading Indian shipyards and internationally through a strategic partnership with Russia.