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Highway jams, arson and vandalism, workers' protest in Bangladesh rages, what are the demands?
Textile industry workers blocked roads in Dhaka and Ghazipur in Bangladesh on Sunday (1 November 2026). The protesters also set fire to the police post. They are demanding a monthly salary of Rs 30000. According to local media, after these protests, the government announced the formation of the Wage Board and appealed to the workers to return to their factories. The current minimum wage for textile workers was announced in November 2023, which came into effect from December of the same year. It is scheduled to end next month. The unrest in Bangladesh has affected a region that employs more t
In Israel, Eisenkot laid down 4 conditions for the coalition: The Haredi community would also have to provide military service; Talks with the opposition to remove Netanyahu
In Israel, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has set 4 conditions for forming a new government. According to Israeli media Ynet, this includes making military service compulsory for the Haredi community. In addition, it also includes maintaining Israel as a Jewish and democratic country and ending Hamas's rule in Gaza. Eisenkot said that the path is open for parties that accept these conditions to join the coalition. In fact, no coalition won a majority in the elections held on October 27. In the 120-seat parliament, 61 seats are needed to form a government. Eisenkot's party Yashar has become th
Textile workers protest in Bangladesh, violence erupted in 3 places: Protesters pelted stones at police, set vehicles on fire; Demanding salary hike
Workers of garment factories staged demonstrations in three areas, including Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, on Sunday demanding an increase in wages. During this time, violence also took place in many places. Workers blocked roads in Dhaka's Mirpur area. Protesters threw bricks and stones at the police and set fire to a police vehicle. In Ghazipur, workers blocked the highway and set fire to a police post. At least 30 factories remained closed in Ashulia. The workers are demanding that their minimum monthly wage be increased from Rs 9,600 to about Rs 23,000. 3 Pictures related to the protest Poli
Netanyahu's power crisis, the chair will go! Know what the new equation has become?
He said three lawmakers from the nationalist Arab party Balad may not support the recommendation, but other parties may do so. Farah is associated with an advocacy group working for the rights of the Arab community in Israel. He was also supposed to be a joint list candidate in the election, but later withdrew his candidature. said Ahmad Tibi, "Be like Rabin After the election results, a possible alliance between the opposition coalition and the Arab parties could change the picture of government formation. If the opposition camp led by Gadi Eisenkot gets the support o
6.0 magnitude earthquake hits off coast of Japan: Epicentre at 352 km depth in sea, no tsunami alert
An earthquake of magnitude 6.0 struck near the coast of Japan's Mi province on Sunday morning. According to the American Geological Survey (USGS), the epicenter of the earthquake was about 110 kilometers south of Tsu, the capital of Mi Province. Tsu has a population of more than 2.5 million. The earthquake struck at a depth of 352 kilometers above the ground in the sea. No tsunami warning has been issued after the quake. There are no reports of injuries or loss of life and property at this time. On the website of the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC), people said that the trem
Trump's defamation lawsuit against Wall Street Journal dismissed, judge says arguments are baseless; Report claims to have a relationship between Trump and Epstein
A US court has dismissed a billion-dollar defamation lawsuit filed by US President Donald Trump against the Wall Street Journal newspaper and its owner Rupert Murdoch. The newspaper claimed in a report that Trump had a relationship with notorious wealthy businessman Jeffrey Epstein. According to the report, in the year 2003, a letter was found in an album of Epstein's 50th birthday, on which Trump's name was written. In this letter, a sketch of a naked woman was made and at the end of the birthday greeting. Trump called it false, saying that he had not written any such letter and that it had c
Ukrainian soldiers hiding in gas pipelines to escape Russian drones: Forced to live in underground tunnels for months; Russia-Ukraine war continues into its fifth year
The Russia-Ukraine war is now in its fifth year. In such a situation, Russia's continuous drone attacks have made it difficult for Ukrainian soldiers to walk openly on the ground. They hide inside old gas pipelines. Soldiers have to stay in these tunnels, which are about 4 feet wide, for several weeks to two months. This pipeline, which once transported gas from Russia to Europe, has now become a route to deliver food, weapons and other essential items to Ukrainian soldiers. Russia used old pipelines in the past. There is a network of about 129 kilometers of old gas pipelines in the Kupiansk r
UK Supreme Court rejects Rogano restaurant’s lost profit claim
Glasgow's renowned Rogano restaurant faced catastrophic circumstances after being ravaged by both flooding and fire, leading to its permanent closure. Forthwell Limited aimed to claim lost earnings for Lynnet Leisure, but the UK Supreme Court dismissed their case, stating that the legal exception they sought wasn't applicable in Scots law.
Judge Blocks Farm Amphitheater: court backs conservation easement; landowner may appeal
A recent ruling by a Superior Court judge has put the brakes on the proposed outdoor amphitheater at Union Grove Farm, North Carolina. The Triangle Land Conservancy raised alarms over land-use regulations intended to safeguard agricultural landscapes. This dispute stems from a conservation easement put in place during the 1990s, underscoring the ongoing conflict between developmental ambitions and environmental protection in the area.
US organ donation group faces decertification after Kentucky man’s near-fatal ordeal
TJ Hoover II's case raised critical alarms when he showed signs of life just before organ retrieval, prompting intense scrutiny of patient safety protocols. Testimony from Donna Rhorer revealed disturbing insights about operational practices. Federal investigations uncovered multiple alarming incidents, leading to possible decertification for the Network for Hope, as the family demands accountability.
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- Highway jams, arson and vandalism, workers' protest in Bangladesh rages, what are the demands?
- In Israel, Eisenkot laid down 4 conditions for the coalition: The Haredi community would also have to provide military service; Talks with the opposition to remove Netanyahu
- Textile workers protest in Bangladesh, violence erupted in 3 places: Protesters pelted stones at police, set vehicles on fire; Demanding salary hike
- Netanyahu's power crisis, the chair will go! Know what the new equation has become?
- 6.0 magnitude earthquake hits off coast of Japan: Epicentre at 352 km depth in sea, no tsunami alert
