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    Fiji: India adopts Commonwealth's Nadi Declaration
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Fiji: India adopts Commonwealth's Nadi Declaration

The commitments, set out in an outcome statement issued on February 11 (Wednesday), followed three days of discussions among ministers, with input from diverse stakeholders, including disability rights advocates and legal innovators.


      India, Canada agree to establish liaison officers for better information flow on security: MEA

India, Canada agree to establish liaison officers for better information flow on security: MEA

"We did receive invitation to send Observers": MEA on Bangladesh

Despite receiving an official invitation from Dhaka to monitor the proceedings, India opted not to send official observers to avoid any perception of interference.

      Bangladesh Polls: Voting concludes, counting underway

Bangladesh Polls: Voting concludes, counting underway

According to the Bangladesh Election Commission (EC), voting officially took place from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm (local time). However, officials clarified that individuals who had entered polling station premises before the close of voting were permitted to cast their ballots.

      Brazilian President Lula to visit India from Feb 18-22: MEA

Brazilian President Lula to visit India from Feb 18-22: MEA

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will pay a state visit to India from February 18 to 22 and participate in the 2nd AI Summit to be held in the national capital from February 16 to 20.

      Changes in US factsheet reflect shared understanding: MEA

Changes in US factsheet reflect shared understanding: MEA

Addressing a Weekly Media Briefing, MEA Official Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, when asked about reported changes made in the White House Factsheet on the deal, said that the joint statement on the framework for the interim agreement remains the basis of mutual understanding between the two sides.

      Nasreen flags Jamaat threat, says BNP faces tough road ahead

Nasreen flags Jamaat threat, says BNP faces tough road ahead

In a statement, Nasreen warned against what she described as the "Islamist threat" posed by Jamaat, while cautioning that the BNP would face "very serious challenges" if either of them came to power.

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    MEA holds National Consultation on India's initiatives under Global Compact for Migration ahead of IMRF 2026
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MEA holds National Consultation on India's initiatives under Global Compact for Migration ahead of IMRF 2026

The consultation is part of India's preparatory process for the Second International Migration Review Forum (IMRF), scheduled to be held in May 2026.


    Pakistan: Karachi’s water breakdown exposes governance failures
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Pakistan: Karachi’s water breakdown exposes governance failures

Karachi is once again in the grip of an acute water crisis after repair activity on a major transmission line halted supplies to wide swathes of the city, a situation that has left residents angry and dependent on private tankers.


    Afghanistan-Iran trade tops $5 billion
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Afghanistan-Iran trade tops $5 billion

The announcement highlights the growing economic ties and the expanding role of cross-border commerce in Afghanistan's provincial markets. The figure was disclosed at an event in Herat province, where local and Iranian officials gathered to mark the 47th anniversary of Iran's Islamic Revolution.


    Crude bomb explosion at Munshiganj polling centre
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Crude bomb explosion at Munshiganj polling centre

The explosion occurred at the Makhati Gurucharan High School polling station in Mollakandi Union of Sadar upazila, drawing rapid response from law enforcement but no confirmed reports of casualties.


    UN Security Council to vote on Afghanistan sanctions
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UN Security Council to vote on Afghanistan sanctions

The team's current term is set to expire on February 17, and Council members describe the upcoming vote as a pivotal decision in the international community's handling of Afghanistan.


    Five Israeli-Arabs shot to death overnight
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Five Israeli-Arabs shot to death overnight

Violent crime in Israel's Arab communities continues. In a 12-hour period overnight, five Israeli-Arabs were shot to death in acts of violence throughout the country.


    Canada mass shooting: Suspect identified
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Canada mass shooting: Suspect identified

CNN citing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said that the suspect had dropped out of school about four years ago. She was born biologically male and transitioned about six years ago, police said. Officers had visited her residence several times due to mental health concerns. Authorities revised the death toll to eight in the afternoon, saying one of the victims who was thought to have died from injuries survived.


    Despite direct investment, Afghanistan-Japan trade hits $97 mn
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Despite direct investment, Afghanistan-Japan trade hits $97 mn

Japan exports machinery and parts to Afghanistan, mostly through third countries. Afghan exports to Japan include medicinal plants, dried fruits, and nuts, while imports include vehicles, machinery, and spare parts.


    Bangladesh records 32.88 per cent voter turnout recorded: EC
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Bangladesh records 32.88 per cent voter turnout recorded: EC

As voting continues to take place at 42,651 centres across Bangladesh, the Election Commission recorded a 32.88 per cent voter turnout, as reported by the Daily Star on Thursday.


    Governance failure exposed as Lahore struggles with food prices
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Governance failure exposed as Lahore struggles with food prices

The administration in Lahore has dismissed a dozen price control magistrates for what authorities termed persistent inefficiency, a decision that highlights the depth of public anger over unchecked inflation in everyday markets. The deputy commissioner ordered their immediate removal and revoked their official logins, effectively ending their ability to conduct inspections or levy fines, as reported by The Express Tribune.


    Bangladesh at crossroads as crucial election reshapes equations
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Bangladesh at crossroads as crucial election reshapes equations

The election is widely viewed as a defining moment for the country's future, particularly given the absence of the Awami League, a party that has ruled four times but is not participating in the current electoral process.


    Policy failures deepen chaos in Pakistan
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Policy failures deepen chaos in Pakistan

According to Dawn, cultivators typically rely on last season's returns instead of dependable projections about demand, exports or global supply. When a crop fetches good prices one year, acreage surges the next. The market then becomes flooded, prices collapse, and farmers absorb heavy losses. Conversely, when planting declines sharply, the country is pushed toward imports, and consumers end up paying more.


    Bangladesh Polls: Jamaat candidate alleges foul play
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Bangladesh Polls: Jamaat candidate alleges foul play

Khaleduz Zaman, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate, who is running against BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman, said, "The situation is not good because without a polling agent, in a separate room, someone is sealing the papers. It is totally disappointing. I have seen this in some places. We were hopeful that Jamaat-e-Islami would win the election, but if this happens, how can we have hopes..."


    WhatsApp alleges Russian Government of attempting to ban app
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WhatsApp alleges Russian Government of attempting to ban app

Meta-owned WhatsApp messenger application on Thursday issued a statement alleging Russian Government of attempting to block the app in the country. The statement by WhatsApp comes shortly after Telegram founder Pavel Durov has also alleged Russia of restricting access to the application.

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