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Sergio Gor is the third senior US official from Washington to visit Bangladesh since the BNP-led government assumed office in February.

The US State Department has made its visa bond programme permanent, allowing consular officers to require certain B1/B2 visa applicants from 50 countries to post bonds of up to $20,000.

According to Mariusz Slonina, who heads space situational awareness operations for the Polish Space Agency, around one metric ton of space debris re-enters Earth's atmosphere every week.

Officials were discussing concluding the strikes by the time financial markets open on Monday due to the concern about how it would affect the US and global economy, but there was no end point to the talks, the report said.

This rail safety effort aligns closely with the Transportation Department's efforts to ensure that truck drivers can understand English, so they can read road signs and warnings

Elon Musk has allowed the Ukrainians to use Starlink inside their own territory, including in Ukrainian regions occupied by the Russians, but has restricted use of the satellite system inside Russia.

The documents show widespread use of a technique known as "model distillation," in which outputs from a powerful AI system are used to train smaller, specialised models that can be deployed locally

A US F-35 fighter jet crashed Friday near a military base in San Diego, but the pilot was able to eject before impact, officials said.

In Leopold Aschenbrenner's short career as a hedge fund titan, he's seen both the extreme optimism around AI and the intense fear that this is just the latest technology bubble.

The "create image" tool had integrated Google's Nano Banana 2 image-generation technology into Google Earth, letting users zoom into locations and build pictures based on the program's satellite and 3D-mapping data

For Griffin, who began trading from his Harvard University dormitory some four decades ago and now oversees $71 billion in assets, it is a playbook that stretches back decades.

In the water, several lifeguards surrounded the injured man as he lay on a floating stretcher with his arms above his head.

A strengthening El Nino that could shatter all-time records is "adding fuel to a planet already on fire" and pushing the world into "uncharted territory," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Friday.

US President Donald Trump has instructed the military to execute a fresh assault against Iran as early as this weekend, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Friday.

President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States has not agreed to Ukraine building Patriot missiles but that talks are ongoing, adding that the US must be "very careful about letting somebody build them."

US immigration agents arrested a Johns Hopkins University researcher at an airport where she planned to board a domestic flight.

The US and Israel are planning a bombing campaign against energy infrastructure targets in Iran, with strikes possible throughout the weekend, CBS News reported on Friday, citing sources.

New Delhi has consistently disputed Trump's claims regarding the loss of 11 aircraft during the engagement while remaining steadfast in rejecting any external mediation.

Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, and Ukraine, also a major agricultural exporter, have been attacking each other's agricultural export facilities and commercial vessels in the Black Sea area in recent weeks.

The avalanche struck the mountain at an altitude of around 7,000 metres Thursday, sweeping away the 10-member climbing team that had begun its summit push, according to the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP).

Asian Football Confederation says FIFA future must be 'shaped through proper consultation' after World Cup plan fallout.

Police detained several protesters in Lahore, Pakistan as they rallied in solidarity with Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

The US Department of Justice has moved to dismiss its case against Olympian David Hearn.

Humala and his wife were sentenced to 15 years last year after being convicted of money laundering.

Houthis say Red Sea route remains free to use, pushing back on report of new shipping fees.

Netanyahu faces political turmoil over Gaza disarmament plan tied to Israel's potential withdrawal from the enclave.

As kush spreads across Liberia, families face the fallout while traffickers remain largely out of reach.

Residents trapped as partially collapsed buildings catch fire after deadly strike on Ukrainian capital.

The jet went down on Friday near the Miramar airbase in San Diego.

How FIFA President Gianni Infantino was forced abandon his World Cup equity plan after seismic backlash across football.

Israeli attacks across Gaza have killed at least two Palestinians, hours after Hamas agreed to a draft peace deal.

US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, a Trump appointee, acknowledges that the peeling sealant is result of 'botched installation'.

An Iranian official quoted by Tasnim says comprehensive plans are in place to respond to any 'mad' US strikes.

FIFA and its president Infantino faced fierce backlash across football world over plans to sell stake in World Cup.

Washington has reached a strategic impasse with Iran, says a former analyst for the US Congress.

The proposal comes as the river faces a historic water shortage, with reservoirs reaching levels not seen since 1957.

Israeli settlers vandalise Palestinian cemetery in West Bank

Hearing underscores years-long partisan divide on lightning-rod issue fuelled by misleading White House claims.

Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage wins gold, while Neeraj Chopra takes silver, but Arshad Nadeem makes early exit.

Advocates warn expiring contract could leave 24,000 children without legal representation, increasing risk of expulsion.

Several Cambridge students protested during their graduation ceremonies

UN chief Guterres calls for halt to new fossil fuels as El Nino induces heatwaves, floods, and drought worldwide

Talks to be led by former lawmaker Dinorah Figuera as opposition figure Maria Corina Machado left out of proceedings.

At least 25 people have been killed and dozens others injured in a bus crash in Algeria.

The world football body is facing growing backlash after its proposal to sell a stake in its top events.