Author: Jubair Pavel

Typhoon Death Toll in the Philippines Surges Past 90 as Cebu Bears the Brunt

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

The death toll from Typhoon Kalmaegi in the Philippines has risen to more than 90, officials confirmed on Wednesday, as the full scale of devastation in Cebu province emerged following the most severe flooding the region has seen in decades. Described as “unprecedented,” torrents of floodwater swept through towns and cities across Cebu on Tuesday, […]

EU Fails to Reach Climate Deal as COP30 Deadline Nears

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

European Union member states have yet to strike an agreement on key emissions reduction targets ahead of next week’s COP30 climate summit in Brazil, with environment ministers set to reconvene on Wednesday in a last-ditch effort to finalise a deal, according to officials in Brussels. For months, EU countries have been locked in negotiations over […]

Rising Leftist Star Mamdani Set to Shake Up US Politics with New York Win

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

New Yorkers appeared set to elect a young Muslim leftist as mayor on Tuesday, marking a potentially transformative moment in US politics as voters across the nation cast ballots in the first major electoral test since Donald Trump began his turbulent second presidency. While the meteoric rise of Zohran Mamdani has dominated headlines, significant gubernatorial […]

Flights Resume at US Capital Airport Following ‘Security’ Incident

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

Washington’s Reagan National Airport has resumed normal operations following a temporary suspension triggered by a bomb threat investigation, US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed on Tuesday. Earlier in the day, all flights at the airport, located close to the heart of the US capital, were halted under a ground stop order issued by the Federal […]

At least Three Dead After UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Louisville Airport

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

At least three people have been confirmed dead and eleven others injured after a UPS cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville International Airport in Kentucky on Tuesday. The aircraft erupted into flames upon impact, crashing into nearby businesses and sending a massive column of thick black smoke billowing over the surrounding area. According […]

Sudan’s Civil War ‘Spiralling Out of Control’: Guterres

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that Sudan’s civil war is rapidly spinning out of control. He urged all parties involved to take immediate steps to halt the violence and conflict. Speaking to journalists during a sideline meeting at the World Social Development Summit in Doha, Guterres said that El Fasher in North Darfur and […]

NCP Plans to Field Candidates in All Constituencies

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

The National Citizen Party (NCP) has announced its readiness to participate in the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election. The party’s convener, Nahid Islam, said the list of candidates will be published by 15 November. He stated that the NCP intends to field candidates in all 300 constituencies. However, the party may refrain from nominating candidates […]

Proof Found of Gold Theft at Sabarimala Temple

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

Investigations have confirmed allegations that gold plating was removed from several idols at Kerala’s Sabarimala Temple. The state’s High Court has stated that the gold covering on certain temple idols was stripped off, shocking millions of devotees. According to a BBC report, it has long been customary to decorate Sabarimala’s idols and ornaments with gold […]

Sirajganj Auto-Rickshaw Driver Murder: Three Arrested, Confess in Court

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

Three individuals have been arrested by DB police in connection with the recovery of the skeleton of the well-known Sirajganj auto-rickshaw driver, Amirul Islam. On Wednesday (5 November) afternoon, they appeared in court and confessed under Section 164. The arrested are Shaheb Ali (25), Moniruzzaman Sarker (44) from Chaknihall village, and Abdul Aziz Pramanik (31) […]

Housewife’s Body Found Stuffed in Sack in Malibagh

Jubair Pavel05/11/2025

The body of a young housewife, Suravi Akter Mahfuza (21), has been recovered from a sack on the ground floor of a house in the Malibagh area of Shahjahanpur in the capital. Her hands and mouth were tied inside the sack. Suravi worked as a garment factory worker. Since the incident, her husband, Mohammad Ashik, […]

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Author: Jubair Pavel

Typhoon Death Toll in the Philippines Surges Past 90 as Cebu Bears the Brunt

EU Fails to Reach Climate Deal as COP30 Deadline Nears

Rising Leftist Star Mamdani Set to Shake Up US Politics with New York Win

Flights Resume at US Capital Airport Following ‘Security’ Incident

At least Three Dead After UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Louisville Airport

Sudan’s Civil War ‘Spiralling Out of Control’: Guterres

NCP Plans to Field Candidates in All Constituencies

Proof Found of Gold Theft at Sabarimala Temple

Sirajganj Auto-Rickshaw Driver Murder: Three Arrested, Confess in Court

Housewife’s Body Found Stuffed in Sack in Malibagh

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