two day top news

Here is a summary of notable international news from the past two days:

Asia-Pacific

Bangladesh: Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are reportedly mobilizing to join the conflict in Myanmar. Individuals from the world's largest refugee settlement in southern Bangladesh have crossed back into Myanmar to participate in ongoing civil unrest. 

India: French energy company TotalEnergies has paused its investments in India's Adani Group following allegations of a multi-million-dollar bribery scheme involving the conglomerate. 

Pakistan: Clashes between Pakistani security forces and supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan have resulted in at least one death and numerous injuries. The unrest underscores the country's ongoing political tensions. 

Europe

Ukraine: Russian drones and missiles have targeted Ukraine's eastern and southern regions, as well as the capital, Kyiv, leading to heightened security concerns and infrastructure damage. 

Lithuania: Authorities are investigating a DHL cargo plane crash in Lithuania, seeking to determine the cause of the incident. 

Serbia: A brawl erupted in the Serbian parliament, reflecting deep-seated political divisions within the country's legislative body. 

Middle East

Israel and Gaza: The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have labeled six Al Jazeera journalists as terrorists, alleging ties to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. This move has drawn criticism from international press organizations, which view it as an attempt to suppress reporting. 

Africa

Zimbabwe: The nation is hosting a debt conference aimed at re-engaging with global financial systems and addressing its economic challenges. 

Egypt: A tourist boat sank off the Red Sea coast, leading to the rescue of 28 survivors. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the incident. 

Libya: More than 300 migrants have been detained in the Libyan desert by military forces, highlighting ongoing migration and security issues in the region. 

Americas

Uruguay: The leftist party has returned to power in Uruguay's presidential election, with the outgoing government pledging a smooth transition. 

Brazil: Former President Jair Bolsonaro has been sidelined from the political scene, contrasting with the resurgence of former U.S. President Donald Trump. 

Bolivia: Heavy rains have caused rivers to flood homes near La Paz, leading to displacement and property damage. 

Additional News

China-Europe Relations: The Chinese foreign ministry emphasized the global desire for stable Sino-European ties, stating that such relations are more crucial than ever in a changing world. 

Hong Kong: A court has convicted former editors of Stand News on sedition charges, marking a significant case concerning press freedom since the 1997 handover.