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India and Pakistan Meet in Under-19 Asia Cup Final
India beat Pakistan by one wicket off the final ball in Saturday's Under-19 Asia Cup final in Oman, chasi...
Bangladesh Garment Unions Urge Calm as Wage Board Works on New Pay
Bangladesh garment unions urge workers to stay calm as the wage board prepares a new minimum wage after w...
- Migration to Developed Countries Falls for Second Year, OECD Says
- Asia Takes 70% of Trained Workers Sent Abroad
- Thousands Turn Up for Top Glove Malaysia Job Interviews, Many Disappointed
- Strictly's Delta Goodrem Gets Last-Minute Partner Swap Before Week 8
- Hunger Games Author Suzanne Collins Makes Rare Public Statement
- Liam Neeson's New Thriller Pulled From Nearly 1,000 Theaters
- Avril Lavigne Welcomes First Child, a Baby Girl
- 1Gold Edges Up After Sharp Drop as US Inflation Lifts Fed Hike Bets
- 2Bangladesh Rout Sri Lanka 4-0, Reach SAFF Championship Semifinals as Group Winners
- 3Britain's Fractile Raises $720 Million to Build AI Chips
- 4Garment workers propose Tk 32,000 as minimum wage floor for the RMG sector
- 5Trump says more US attacks on Iran “highly unlikely” as US keeps “status quo”
- 6Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer 2’ to stream on Amazon Prime Video from November 12
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No Respite From Dengue as Winter Approaches
At least 64 people died of dengue and 23,880 were hospitalized in the first 13 days of November. Experts warn that cases could stay high through the month and rise further in December.
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Qatar and Türkiye Sign Mutual Defense Pact
Qatar and Türkiye signed a mutual defense agreement in Istanbul, pledging a unified stance against any external armed attack on either country. The text of the pact has not been released.
No Deaths After Tanker Hits River Cruise Ship in New Orleans
A tanker that officials say lost control hit a docked riverboat on the Mississippi River, capsizing it. Thirty-two people were hospitalized with non-critical injuries, and everyone aboard was accounted for.
Flights Resume After Nationwide US Ground Stop Halts Air Travel
US airlines began restarting flights after the FAA lifted a nationwide ground stop that kept departures on the ground for more than four hours. Officials blamed overloaded equipment in an aging air traffic control network.
Putin Proposes Humanitarian Mission in Frontline Ukrainian City Kostyantynivka
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a humanitarian mission to Kostyantynivka, saying 400 to 500 civilians remain in the frontline town.
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L3Harris Shares Climb as Rocket Motor Demand Drives Record Backlog
L3Harris reported a record $53.2 billion backlog for the third quarter and plans to sharply raise solid rocket motor output in 2027. Its shares rose 16 percent in the month to November 10.
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Spurs Rout Warriors 123-85 for 11th Straight Win
Stephon Castle scored a season-high 32 points as San Antonio crushed a Curry-less Golden State in the NBA Cup, extending its league-best winning streak to 11 games.
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Khelafat Majlis Considers Local Poll Alliance Without Jamaat
Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis says it may form a separate alliance with other Islamic parties if Jamaat-e-Islami contests the local government elections alone. Jamaat says no central understanding is needed.
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Strictly's Delta Goodrem Gets Last-Minute Partner Swap Before Week 8
Kai Widdrington is out of Saturday's live show with illness, so Aljaz Skorjanec will dance the Argentine tango with the Australian singer.
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Osaka City Says Over 1 Million Email Addresses Were Leaked
Hackers reached an email distribution service used by the contractor that runs Osaka’s online administrative platform. The city has told its 2.8 million residents to be wary of suspicious emails.
