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From bluff to bullets: The Islamist plot to silence critics in Bangladesh G7 at fifty challenges and changes in global economic and security cooperation More than £2.5 million lost to football ticket fraudsters in last two seasons FCI Dublin scandal deepens as two more former guards plead guilty to sexual abuse UK Royal Navy nuclear leak exposes maintenance failures at Scottish weapons depot Most Wanted terrorist with $5 million US bounty urges militant bases in Bangladesh DOJ appoints special prosecutor to investigate Adam Schiff and Letitia James over mortgage fraud allegations Kyrgyzstan adopts controversial media law amid fears of press suppression Trump administration considers military action against Mexican drug cartels Zelensky warns against ‘decisions without Ukraine’ ahead of US-Russia summit
Al Qaeda Bangladesh, Ziaul Huq Zia, Major Zia terrorist, Insurgency in Bangladesh, Khalistan, Kashmir, Manipur, militancy, Yunus administration terrorism, ISI-backed militants, Bangladesh extremist threat, South Asia terrorism, US most wanted terrorist
Most Wanted terrorist with $5 million US bounty urges militant bases in Bangladesh
Major (sacked) Ziaul Huq Zia, a notorious Al Qaeda-linked terrorist and one of the US State Department’s most wanted fugitives, has openly called for establishing offices of insurgent groups from read more
US Department of Justice, Adam Schiff, mortgage, Attorney General, Democratic, serious allegations, Prosecutor, District of Columbia, Bank Fraud, President Donald Trump, Trump-Russia collusion, Taxpayers, Trump Organization, Democrats, Republicans, Republican Party, FBI, House Intelligence Committee, 
DOJ appoints special prosecutor to investigate Adam Schiff and Letitia James over mortgage fraud allegations
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has taken a significant and highly scrutinized step by appointing a special prosecutor to investigate serious allegations of mortgage fraud against two prominent Democratic read more
Kyrgyzstan, media outlets, President Sadyr Japarov, human rights, Committee to Protect Journalists, Human Rights Watch, Central Asia, United Nations
Kyrgyzstan adopts controversial media law amid fears of press suppression
Kyrgyzstan has recently taken a significant and contentious step in reshaping its media landscape by passing a new media law that grants the government sweeping control over media outlets in read more
Trump administration, US officials, Mexican drug cartels, US-Mexico, criminal networks, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security,  Foreign Terrorist Organization, US military, national security, foreign policy, President Donald Trump, The White House, Pentagon, Mexico, US intelligence, Secretary of State, FBI, US government, Counterterrorism, National Security Agency, US border, US Customs and Border Protection, 
Trump administration considers military action against Mexican drug cartels
The Trump administration is actively evaluating a range of military options to counter the growing threat posed by Mexican drug cartels, according to current and former US officials familiar with read more
President Volodymyr Zelensky, US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Alaska, Ukrainians, European Union, Western powers, Moscow, NATO, President Joe Biden, Geneva, Kyiv, 
Zelensky warns against ‘decisions without Ukraine’ ahead of US-Russia summit
As the world watches with cautious anticipation, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a stern warning ahead of the upcoming summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir read more
North Korean, South Korea, Pyongyang, loudspeaker, Kim Jong Un, Korean Peninsula, Yoon Suk-Yeol
North Korea removes border loudspeakers in sign of easing inter-Korean tensions
In a rare sign of de-escalation along one of the world’s most heavily militarized borders, South Korea’s military confirmed on August 9 that it had detected North Korean workers dismantling read more
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