We examine the background of the former military commander who has emerged as the most significant political threat to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming general elections.
We examine the background of the former military commander who has emerged as the most significant political threat to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming general elections.
As the political landscape in Israel undergoes a potential shift, attention is increasingly focused on Eisenkot's military credentials and his rising stature within the opposition, positioning him as a formidable contender against the long-serving incumbent.
During the Durga Puja celebrations, the Ansar and VDP took action in 131 separate incidents across the country, detaining 49 individuals to ensure public safety and maintain law and order.
Formal construction for two major mass rapid transit projects—MRT Line-1 and MRT Line-5 (North)—has officially kicked off with the signing of contractor agreements. Jointly funded by the Bangladesh government and JICA, the expansive urban rail networks will cost nearly two trillion BDT.
A judge from West Bengal's appellate tribunals speaks to BBC on the condition of anonymity, shedding light on the complex process behind the re-verification of voters' rights and the massive backlog of applications.
The Anti-Corruption Commission has initiated a legal case against four food department officials in Kurigram on corruption charges.