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Dhaka Firmly Rejects Pakistani FM’s Remarks on 1971 Genocide
"The matter (1971 genocide in Bangladesh) was resolved for the first time in 1974. And the paper of that era is historic for both nations. Then General Pervez Musharraf arrived here (in Bangladesh) and settled the matter at an open level. Therefore, the matter was settled twice. Once in 1974, and a second time in the early 2000s," Dar informed journalists on his visit.
'Slept With Epstein Once, Thought We Are Going To...': Ghislaine Maxwell
The interview, conducted earlier last month in Florida with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, had Maxwell reminisce about how she thought her relationship with Epstein would evolve into romance but found herself becoming more and more entrenched in his life.
Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Drive Seen as a Strategy for Power and Survival: Report
Liu's detention—long considered a frontrunner to become China's next foreign minister—earlier this month shook Beijing's diplomatic and political establishments.
Putin Optimistic About Russia-US Relations: Sees ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel’
"For our relations with the United States, they are lower than can be imagined. I have said so repeatedly. But now that President (Donald) Trump has entered office, there is light at the end of the tunnel," Putin said in televised comments at a meeting with nuclear industry specialists in Sarov, the cradle of the Soviet atomic programme.
'He is a snake': Elon Musk Had Once Blasted Sergio Gor, Trump's Pick for Ambassador to India
Musk had called Gor a 'snake' and his remarks emerged shortly after a New York Post report indicated that Gor, who is in charge of screening hundreds of executive-branch employees, hadn't finished his own background security clearance forms needed for a permanent clearance. The report further indicated Gor was operating on an interim clearance even as he handled top-level vetting work.
'Honour Of My Life': Sergio Gor Thanks Trump for Appointing Him as US Ambassador to India
Writing on his official X account, the 38-year-old Gor stated it would be the "honour of my life to represent the United States."
Trump Picks Trusted Political Ally Sergio Gor as US Ambassador to India
At 38, Gor has rapidly risen through the ranks of right-wing politics to become a dominant but still largely behind-the-scenes player at the White House. He has personally vetted about 4,000 appointees, making sure they prove to be unshakeable Trump loyalists.
Watch | 'Lowlife, Very Bad At What He Does': Trump’s Fierce Attack On Ex-Aide John Bolton
Moments before the raid, Bolton had a go at Trump on X. In his tweet, he noted that even after repeated interactions with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the issue of Ukraine is still pending. He added that the talks "will continue because Trump wants a Nobel Peace Prize."
FBI Raids Home of Former US NSA John Bolton After He Slammed Trump's Policies
According to a report by the New York Post that referenced an ex-Trump administration source, FBI agents reached Bolton's residence in Bethesda, Maryland at approximately 7 a.m. (local time). The raid was carried out under the aegis of FBI Director Kash Patel.
Watch | 'Like mixing oil and vinegar': Trump Skeptical About Zelenskyy-Putin Talks; Remains Unsure About Joining Himself
"We're going to see if Putin and Zelenskyy will be working together, you know, that's like oil and vinegar, a little bit. They don't get along too well for obvious reasons, but we'll see," he said.
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