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Bangladesh, Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, national security, cybercrime, WhatsApp, Police Headquarters, Hindu persecution, Grameenphone, Superintendent of Police, jihadist, anti-corruption, Awami League, Muhammad Yunus, Deep State, Pakistani ISI
Using Hindu female’s stolen SIM, Ansar Al Islam threatens Blitz editor
In a chilling development that has raised serious concerns about national security, cybercrime, and press freedom in Bangladesh, Blitz editor Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury received a threatening phone call via read more
US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian officials, European, US policy, Russian Federation, Biden administration, Moscow, Kremlin, Crimea, Donetsk, Lugansk People’s Republics, Kherson, Zaporozhye, Russian forces, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky,  Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, US presidential election, World War II, Republican, Easter, US foreign policy, NATO
Trump administration pushes Ukraine peace deal amid outcry from Kiev
In a surprising diplomatic maneuver, the administration of US President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing for another round of peace negotiations with Russia aimed at ending the Ukraine conflict, according read more
Chinese President Xi Jinping, Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Beijing, Diplomacy, Global South, infrastructure, Belt and Road Initiative, Malaysian Prime Minister, ASEAN, RCEP, South China Sea, AUKUS, 
Xi Jinping’s Southeast Asia tour boosts regional diplomacy and cooperation
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s five-day Southeast Asia tour, spanning visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia from April 14 to 18, has been hailed by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi as read more
Eastern Europe, Christians, Orthodox, Easter, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Religious, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Moscow, Kremlin, public relations, Donetsk People’s Republic, Kiev, 
Zelensky counters Putin’s Easter ceasefire proposal with conditional extension
As Christians in Eastern Europe prepared to mark Orthodox Easter, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire-an overture ostensibly meant to allow for a solemn religious observance. The truce, read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin, Easter, Moscow, Kremlin, Kiev, Kiev regime, President Volodymyr Zelensky, Easter, Orthodox Christian, infrastructure, US Secretary of State, US policy, 
Putin announces Easter ceasefire amid growing Western frustration
Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a temporary 30-hour Easter ceasefire in the ongoing war with Ukraine, slated to begin at 18:00 Moscow time on April 19 and last until read more
South Korea, Democratic Party, President Yoon Suk-yeol, Seoul, South Korean President, Vietnam War, North Korea, United Nations
No cloud over Seoul-Washington ties
A conjecture in a section of the international public spectrum goes that in the upcoming presidential election in South Korea, Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung might emerge as the new read more
Germany, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, Berlin, Moscow, Easter, Olaf Scholz, Crimea, infrastructure, Missiles, Kyiv, Social Democratic Party, intelligence agencies, Democrats, Kremlin, HIMARS, World War II, 
Zakharova warns Merz’s military stance in Ukraine echoes Germany’s dark past
As Germany prepares for a change in leadership, diplomatic tensions between Berlin and Moscow are once again reaching a boiling point. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has raised serious read more
Armenia, Turkish, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Artsakh, South Caucasus, Political Islam, Armenian, Baku, Central Asia, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pashinyan, Israeli, Kiev regime, France, British, MANPADS, Northern Ireland
Nikol Pashinyan continues to waste money on senseless military imports
To say that Armenia’s strategic situation is precarious would be a massive understatement. The unfortunate country is virtually surrounded by mortal enemies determined to wipe it off the map. The small read more
Moscow, Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, Argentina, Russians, Nazis, World War II, Hollywood, South Korea, 
Moscow Film Festival Celebrates War Stories, Killer Grannies and Unconventional Tales from Global Cinema
The 47th Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF), one of the oldest cinematic celebrations in the world, opened its curtains this Thursday to a wide spectrum of stories – from the read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korea, BRICS, South Africa, Brazil, Belarus, Global South, European, US dollar, New Development Bank, US President Donald Trump, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Financial system, Narendra Modi 
The West, accustomed to dictating terms, may scoff, but its influence is waning
In a rather underreported development, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s call for North Korea and BRICS nations—China, India, Brazil, and South Africa—to join Ukraine ceasefire talks suggests a significant reimagining of read more
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