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Officials at Chittagong Port, which handles the majority of Dhaka's import and export activity, said there had been no movement of goods since morning
India

Strike Shuts Down Bangladesh's Biggest Port

Members of the League of Social Democrats, which championed democratisation and grassroots issues in Hong Kong's legislature and on the streets
China

Hong Kong Opposition Party Disbands Citing 'Immense' Pressure

Several people used parasols to hear Pope Leo XIV's address at St Peter's square in the Vatican on Sunday
Europe

Cold Baths, Climate Shelters As Southern Europe Heatwave Intensifies

Hsiao Bi-khim was vice president-elect at the time of her visit to the Czech Republic
China

Taiwan VP Says Not Intimidated After Alleged China Plot

AOC Calls Out Suspicious Stock Trades in Congress Amid Tariff Fiasco
Politics

'I'm Proud of How I Grew Up,' AOC Retorts After Conservative Influencer Shares Image of Her 'Privileged' Childhood Home

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Immigration

Security Cam Footage Shows Federal Agents Detonating Explosive to Forcibly Enter Home of Woman With Small Children

ICE Prepares to Deport Entire Family of Colorado Firebomb Attacker
Immigration

Texas Businesses Post 'No Trespassing' Signs to Ward Off ICE: 'I Have Never Seen Anything Like This,' Says Attorney

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News

20-Year-Old Woman 'Most Likely' Bitten By Shark in Waist-Deep Water at Jones Beach, Officials Say

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Education

Reddit Co-Founder Condemns University of Virginia President's Resignation Following Trump Pressure: 'DEI Witchhunt'

Hungary amended laws and the constitution earlier this year to prohibit the annual Pride celebration
Europe

Budapest Pride To Challenge Orban's Ban In Hungary

A man in Venice uses an umbrella to protect himself from the heat
Europe

Europe Bakes In Summer's First Heatwave As Continent Warms

Sourcing water has become a near-daily chore for residents of the Venezuelan city of Maracaibo, where crumbling state infrastructure has made piped drinking water critically scarce
U.S.

Drilling For Water In Venezuela's Parched Oil Town

Protesters rallied in Bangkok demanding Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra resign after a leaked diplomatic phone call stirred public anger over her leadership
U.S.

Thousands Of Protesters Demand Thai PM's Resignation

A banner bearing pictures of Iranian senior military officials killed in recent Israeli attacks hangs across a bridge in Tehran
U.S.

Iran Holds State Funeral For Top Brass Slain In Israel War

NBA Trade Rumors: Miami Heat Could Hone Jonathan Kuminga
Sports

NBA Trade Rumors: Miami Heat Could Hone Jonathan Kuminga to be the Next Star, But at What Cost?

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Netflix to Debut a Vertical Video Feed Similar to YouTube Shorts on Its Mobile App Later This Month

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Google, Gucci to Debut Android XR Smart Glasses by 2027, Confirms Luxury Brand CEO