February 25, 2026

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Yemeni Houthis are expanding the battlefield into East Africa Hungary’s veto threat deepens EU rift over Russia sanctions and Druzhba oil transit CIA intelligence key to El Mencho killing, deepening US–Mexico security nexus Eurojust operation dismantles Ukrainian crypto scam call center exploiting European victims Belarusian firms linked to Russian glide bomb supply chain When the case disappears and the job appears: accountability after the Yunus regime Chad closes Eastern border to Sudan amid escalating violence and regional instability President Mohammed Shahabuddin brings serious allegations of repeated constitutional violations against Mohammed Yunus Dmitriev targets Starmer and Prince Andrew as Epstein fallout shakes Britain US applauds Mexico after death of ‘El Mencho’ in major anti-cartel operation

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Yemeni Houthis are expanding the battlefield into East Africa

For years, Washington viewed the Houthis as a contained problem – a militant force entrenched in Yemen’s rugged mountains and along its Red Sea coastline, dangerous but geographically limited. That read more

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Hungary’s veto threat deepens EU rift over Russia sanctions and Druzhba oil transit

Hungary has moved to block the European Union’s proposed 20th sanctions package against Russia, tying its approval to the restoration of oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline to Hungary and Slovakia. The read more

Mexico, organized crime, US media, The New York Times, Claudia Sheinbaum, Reuters, Middle East, criminal,

CIA intelligence key to El Mencho killing, deepening US–Mexico security nexus

The killing of notorious cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, widely known as El Mencho, marks a watershed moment in the long-running war against organized crime in Mexico. For observers in Bangladesh read more

law enforcement, Eurojust, Cryptocurrency, Financial crime, Human Rights, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, European, Lithuania, criminal, Latvia, Organized Crime, Cybercrime,

Eurojust operation dismantles Ukrainian crypto scam call center exploiting European victims

A coordinated law enforcement operation supported by Eurojust has dismantled a fraudulent cryptocurrency call center in Ukraine, underscoring both the scale of cross-border financial crime in Europe and the growing read more

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Belarusian firms linked to Russian glide bomb supply chain

An investigation by the independent outlet Buro Media has shed new light on the industrial supply chains underpinning Russia’s ongoing aerial campaign in Ukraine. Drawing on customs records and trade data, the read more

Press Secretary, Bangladesh, Bangladeshi nationals, Muhammad Yunus, Scandal, corruption

When the case disappears and the job appears: accountability after the Yunus regime

There is an old joke in political circles — one that is darkly funny precisely because it is so reliably true — that power is never really lost. It merely read more

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Chad closes Eastern border to Sudan amid escalating violence and regional instability

When a nation seals its border, it is rarely just a security decision. It is a declaration of vulnerability, a signal of exhaustion, and sometimes a warning to the world. read more

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