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After European nations, Canada’s Carney backs Denmark on Greenland against Trump

After European nations, Canada’s Carney backs Denmark on Greenland against Trump

The European stand was reinforced by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who publicly backed Denmarkโ€™s sovereignty over Greenland and warned against any challenge to established principles of territorial integrity. New Delhi: After European leaders sent a strong message on Greenland,ย Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also backed Denmarkโ€™s sovereignty over Greenland and warned against any challenge to established principles of territorial integrity. European leaders on Tuesday sent a unified message on Greenland, asserting that the future of the Arctic island can be decided only by Greenland and Denmark, amid renewed remarks by US President Donald Trump expressing interest in taking control…
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‘Come get me, I’m waiting’: Colombian president dares Trump, Venezuela’s Maduro had done the same

‘Come get me, I’m waiting’: Colombian president dares Trump, Venezuela’s Maduro had done the same

Trump had earlier said that Colombia is run by a sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States, but that will not go on for very long. New Delhi: Tensions have escalated between US President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro following a US military operation against Venezuela last week that led to the capture of its deposed leader Nicolas Maduro. The situation intensified after Petro openly challenged the Republican leader, saying, โ€œCome get me, I am waiting for you.โ€ The development comes amid earlier threats by Trump against Colombia, with the US president…
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Osman Hadi murder: Police cite ‘political vengeance’ as motive, name 17 accused in chargesheet

Osman Hadi murder: Police cite ‘political vengeance’ as motive, name 17 accused in chargesheet

The 32-year-old youth leader was shot in the head by unknown attackers while campaigning in the Bijoynagar area of Dhaka on December 12. He later passed away in a hospital in Singapore during treatment. Dhaka: Bangladesh Police has framed charges against 17 persons in connection with the killing of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi. The police concluded that Hadi was assassinated due to "political vengeance" at the behest of Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League. Divulging the details on the findings of the probe, Additional Commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police's (DMP) Detective Branch, Md Shafiqul Islam, said the slain student…
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European leaders unanimously reject Trump’s Greenland takeover plans: ‘It belongs to its people’

European leaders unanimously reject Trump’s Greenland takeover plans: ‘It belongs to its people’

Greenland is a self-governing territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. Trumpโ€™s comments came after a US military operation in Venezuela over the weekend. Copenhagen (Denmark): European leaders have strongly opposed US President Donald Trumpโ€™s suggestion that the United States should take control of Greenland. The leaders unanimously said the Arctic island, which is rich in minerals, โ€œbelongs to its people.โ€ The leaders of France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom joined Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in defending Greenlandโ€™s sovereignty. โ€œSecurity in the Arctic must therefore be achieved collectively, in conjunction with NATO allies including the United States,…
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Europe pushes back on Trump’s Greenland remarks, says ‘its not for grabs’

Europe pushes back on Trump’s Greenland remarks, says ‘its not for grabs’

In a statement issued together, the leaders of France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom and Denmark said all decisions related to Greenland and its ties with Denmark fall within the Kingdom of Denmark, of which Greenland is a part. New Delhi: European leaders on Tuesday sent a strong and united message on Greenland, saying the Arctic islandโ€™s future can be decided only by Greenland and Denmark, and by no one else. The joint stand came amid renewed comments by US President Donald Trump expressing interest in taking control of Greenland. In a statement issued together, the leaders…
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Mexico plays down US military intervention despite Trump’s fresh threats after Venezuela invasion

Mexico plays down US military intervention despite Trump’s fresh threats after Venezuela invasion

Mexico has dismissed fears of a US military strike on drug cartels, emphasising strong bilateral cooperation and deep economic ties. Despite this, analysts expect continued pressure from President Trump as major trade and security negotiations approach. Mexico City: The debate over a possible United States military strike on Mexican drug cartels has intensified after the recent US intervention in Venezuela. However, the Mexican government and several analysts insist that Washington is unlikely to embark on a unilateral operation in Mexico, despite President Donald Trump's repeated warnings. They believe Mexico's strategic importance and strong economic ties with the United States make…
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40-year-old Hindu grocery shop owner killed in Bangladesh, 6th incident in three weeks

40-year-old Hindu grocery shop owner killed in Bangladesh, 6th incident in three weeks

Sarat Mani, a grocery store owner, was reportedly attacked with sharp weapons in the Narsingdi district at around 10 pm on Monday. He later died of his injuries. Dhaka: A 40-year-old Hindu man named Sarat Mani Chakraborty has been killed in Bangladesh, in what is a second such incident in the last 24 hours in the country. Moreover, this is the sixth fatal attack on members of the community in just 18 days amid continuing unrest in the country. Sarat Mani,ย a grocery store owner,ย was reportedly attacked with sharp weapons in the Narsingdi district at around 10 pm on Monday. He…
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Trump claims US will soon receive 0 billion from tariffs: ‘America far stronger, more respected’

Trump claims US will soon receive $600 billion from tariffs: ‘America far stronger, more respected’

Reiterating his support for tariffs, Trump linked the policy to both economic strength and national security."Because of Tariffs, our Country is financially, AND FROM A NATIONAL SECURITY STANDPOINT, FAR STRONGER AND MORE RESPECTED THAN EVER BEFORE. GOD BLESS AMERICA!" he said. Washington: US Presidentย Donaldย Trump on Tuesday stated that the revenue generated through tariffs imposed by his administration on various countries around the world after his return to the White House, asserting that the collections will soon cross $600 billion. In a post on Truth Social,ย Trumpย said, "We have taken in, and will soon be receiving, more than 600 Billion Dollars…
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Nepal: Birgunj on edge as curfew extended after mosque vandalism triggers spiralling religious tensions

Nepal: Birgunj on edge as curfew extended after mosque vandalism triggers spiralling religious tensions

Nepal's Birgunj continues to face heightened tension as the curfew is extended following a mosque vandalism and Quran burning incident in Dhanusha. Protests by both Muslim and Hindu groups escalated into clashes, prompting police action and multiple arrests. Kathmandu: The District Administration Office (DAO) in Nepal's Parsa has extended the curfew in Birgunj until 1 pm on Tuesday in an effort to control the tense atmosphere created by growing religious unrest. The order, issued under Section 6(a) of the Local Administration Act, 2028 BS, restricts all forms of public movement and activities inside the designated zone. As per reports, the…
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Earthquake of 6.2 magnitude hits western Japan, tremors felt across the country

Earthquake of 6.2 magnitude hits western Japan, tremors felt across the country

Earthquake hits Japan: The epicenter was located at a depth of about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) inland, the agency said, adding there was no risk of a tsunami. No injuries or damage were reported from the quake. Tokyo: A strong earthquake of 6.2 magnitude has hit western Japan on Tuesday but there was no danger of a tsunami, officials said. The quake was reported in Shimane prefecture in northwestern Japan, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. The prefectural capital of Matsue and nearby cities, including some in the neighboring Tottori prefecture, were among the most strongly shaken. The epicenter…
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