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Bangladesh demands $4.32 billion from Pak as share of assets from undivided Pakistan

In rare high-level talks, Bangladesh has demanded $4.32 billion from Pakistan as its rightful share of pre-1971 undivided Pakistan’s assets. It also demanded a formal apology for war crimes allegedly committed by Pakistani troops during the 1971 Liberation War. This marks the first foreign secretary-level meeting between the two nations in 15 years, aiming to address unresolved historic issues.
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Russia removes Taliban from list of banned terrorist groups

Russia has officially removed Taliban from its list of banned terrorist groups after over 20 years. The move aims to normalize ties with Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government, which took power after the U.S. withdrawal in 2021. President Putin previously called the Taliban an “ally” against terrorism, especially after the deadly ISIS-Khorasan attack in Moscow in March 2024 that killed 145 people.
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Qatar’s Emir meets Putin to discuss Gaza and Syria conflicts

Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow over the ongoing crises in Gaza and Syria.  Al Thani accused Israel of violating a ceasefire deal with Palestine, while Putin affirmed Russia’s support for Syria’s sovereignty. Both sides expressed deep concern over escalating violence and stressed the need for peaceful solutions.
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Delhi Assembly to go paperless from upcoming Monsoon session

Speaker Vijender Gupta announced that the Delhi Assembly will switch to a paperless format from the next Monsoon session. The shift is part of the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) initiative aimed at digitizing legislative processes. Gupta added that Odisha is the latest state to join the initiative, which aims to modernize governance through digital tools.
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China’s 5-Point plan to beat Trump’s tariffs

China has launched a 5-point plan to counter U.S. tariffs, focusing on unity with Southeast Asian nations and boosting domestic demand through 48 new initiatives, including tourism-focused projects. China also appointed Li Chenggang, ex-WTO representative, as the country’s new trade negotiator to lead international discussions.
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