Sunday, April 26
European leaders, including Denmark's Prime Minister, jointly stated that Greenland "belongs to its people," pushing back against US President Trump's threats of a takeover. They emphasised that Arctic security as a key Nato priority, asserting that any decisions regarding Greenland must be made collectively by Denmark and Greenland, respecting sovereignty and international law.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police has filed a chargesheet naming 17 individuals in the killing of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, attributing the murder to "political vengeance." Hadi, a prominent figure in recent mass protests, was shot in December and died later. The investigation points to the Awami League and its student wing, Chhatra League, as being involved.
For many Indian immigrants, US visa appointment backlogs mean missing out on pivotal family milestones such as weddings, leading to tough decisions ahead. Immigration experts caution against traveling during this time, as it could jeopardize job security and result in hefty penalties upon return, leaving professionals caught in a heartbreaking dilemma between familial duties and their American careers.
Swiss local authorities admitted to a five-year lapse in safety inspections at a bar where a deadly New Year's Eve fire killed 40 people. Mayor Nicolas Feraud expressed deep regret for the oversight, stating "we bitterly regret this." Prosecutors are investigating the bar's managers following the blaze, which is believed to have been ignited by sparkling candles.
The US Department of Justice is still sifting through over two million documents potentially linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with a federal judge informed of ongoing reviews. Less than one percent of materials have been released, and a significant backlog remains.
In a bold bid to reconnect with everyday Ohioans, Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has decided to distance himself from social media platforms. Ramaswamy argues that online interactions often lead to a skewed portrayal of public sentiment, heavily influenced by bots and external entities.
Candace Owens has renewed her criticism of the CIA and rejected official claims in the Charlie Kirk killing. In a January 3, 2026 post on X, she called the investigation a failure. Authorities deny her claims, citing evidence against the accused suspect. The debate has sparked sharp backlash and deep online division.
