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NEW DELHI: Bangladesh’s fugitive former leader Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return to her country “this year”, according to an interview published on Sunday (Jun 28), months after she was sentenced to death in absentia for crimes against humanity.Hasina, 78, fled to neighbouring India in August 2024 after a student-led uprising ended her 15-year, iron-fisted rule.She has not been seen in public since, except for a rare speech broadcast to a packed press club in New Delhi in January.In an interview with Indian broadcaster NDTV, Hasina said she was not afraid of death and that the verdict against her was…
MSCI on Thursday (Jun 18) downgraded Indonesia’s information flow criterion to negative, as it reiterated…
SHANGHAI: A man in Chongqing allegedly obtained puppies by posing as a pet adopter, then…
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Nasser likened the phenomenon to other prosperous border regions including Hong Kong and Shenzhen, as…
WILL JOHOR REMAIN UMNO FORTRESS?Johor, currently an UMNO fortress, will go to the polls first…
BEIJING: China is seeking to crack down on “unfair” competition among food delivery platforms by…
Interest only intensified after South Korea secured victory, with reservations for match screenings on Friday…
Wang Yi said on Wednesday: “The law of the jungle is resurfacing, not because the…
OTHER ASIAN ECONOMIESThis year’s rankings also saw strong performances by other Asian economies, with Hong…
He also uploaded a picture of him seated next to the US leader, both smiling.As…
SEOUL: South Korea launched a state-backed company on Thursday (Jun 18) to help implement a…
SEOUL: South Korea’s parliament on Thursday (Jun 18) gave the green light for an investigation…
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