Hossain Meah

"Ana Maria Gonçalves makes history as first Black woman in Brazil’s literary academy"

"Ana Maria Gonçalves makes history as first Black woman in Brazil’s literary academy"

Brazil has chosen its first Black woman to join the Brazilian Academy of Letters, an institution established in 1897 and inspired by the Académie Française. Ana Maria Gonçalves, 54, is among the most respected writers in Brazil today. Her selection on Thursday has been met with widespread recognition from fellow

"Ukraine conflict update: US resumes arms deliveries as Zelenskyy confirms"

"Ukraine conflict update: US resumes arms deliveries as Zelenskyy confirms"

The United States has restarted military aid to Ukraine, and senior officials in Kyiv will discuss defense collaboration next week with Washington’s special envoy, Keith Kellogg, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on Friday. He reiterated that Ukraine had received assurances from Washington and other Western allies that arms deliveries,

EU and UK tighten Russian oil price cap to weaken Kremlin’s Ukraine war funding

EU and UK Tighten Restrictions on Russian Oil to Curtail War Funding The EU and the UK have agreed to further reduce the price limit on Russian oil in an effort to weaken the Kremlin’s ability to sustain its military actions in Ukraine. The EU has lowered the cap

"Russian woman discovered with daughters in Indian cave after painting, singing"

Russian Woman Found Living in Indian Jungle Cave with Daughters Nina Kutina and her two daughters had experienced a quiet life in their jungle cave. Hidden in the forests near Gokarna, a coastal town in southern India, they woke with the sun, swam in rivers, and embraced a natural way

Cambodia's Khmer Rouge execution site and prisons added to Unesco heritage list

Cambodia's Khmer Rouge execution site and prisons added to Unesco heritage list

Three Former Khmer Rouge Execution and Torture Sites Added to UNESCO Heritage List Three locations tied to Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge regime have been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. The sites, linked to torture and executions half a century ago, were added during the 47th session of

"Kyiv shelters overflow as Russia ramps up relentless air strikes"

"Kyiv shelters overflow as Russia ramps up relentless air strikes"

At 1 a.m. on Thursday, Dartsia Liuba hurried to the basement of her Kyiv apartment building with her two children and husband, Roma. An air-raid siren had sounded, warning of an impending strike. Liuba carried her seven-month-old daughter, Halyna, and roused her sleepy nine-year-old, Orysia, before the three descended

"Minister warns of 'industrial' abuse against MPs and candidates"

"Minister warns of 'industrial' abuse against MPs and candidates"

Lawmakers and political candidates are facing widespread threats and harassment, officials have warned, as new measures are introduced to impose stricter penalties on those convicted of such acts. Rushanara Ali, a minister responsible for democratic engagement, stated that her colleagues are experiencing unprecedented levels of harassment, which has discouraged many