In response to the unrest in Bangladesh, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar briefed an all-party meeting, stating, "Let her settle down and recover," regarding Sheikh Hasina's arrival in India. Jaishankar highlighted the government's concern for minority safety following attacks on temples. He emphasized India’s wait-and-watch stance while staying in contact with the Bangladesh Army. Hasina, seeking asylum in the UK, arrived in India as a courtesy move. The safety of Indian nationals in Bangladesh is prioritized, with 8,000 returning home. Opposition leaders united in support of the government’s approach.

Following Sheikh Hasina's resignation and departure from Bangladesh amid mass protests, President Mohammed Shahabuddin convened a meeting to discuss the formation of a military-backed caretaker government. The Army Chief announced the formation of an interim government, with Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus as the proposed chief advisor. Hasina fled to India with her sister after resigning, and is expected to seek asylum in the UK. Protests initially sparked by a controversial job quota system have led to over 300 deaths. Foreign powers have called for calm and a democratic transition in Bangladesh.

Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, renowned for his microfinance work, will serve as the chief adviser to Bangladesh's interim government, as confirmed by student protest leaders. Yunus, known as the "banker to the poor," agreed to take on the role given the nation's current turmoil. The announcement follows President Mohammed Shahabuddin's statement about forming an interim government after Sheikh Hasina's ouster. Protests over a controversial quota system have resulted in over 300 deaths. Yunus has had a contentious relationship with Hasina, facing numerous legal challenges during her tenure.

Vice President Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket. Harris' nomination was confirmed after a five-day online ballot by Democratic National Convention delegates, with 99% voting in her favor. Following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race, Harris has promised to uphold key Democratic policies such as democracy, gun violence prevention, and abortion rights. Her fiery delivery and prosecutorial background are expected to play a significant role in her campaign against Trump in the upcoming election.

Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s aircraft departed from Hindon Air Base on Tuesday morning. While it's unclear if Hasina was on board, sources say she may remain in India for a few more days. Following widespread unrest and her resignation, Hasina and her sister Rehana sought refuge in India. There are speculations about her seeking asylum in London, though the UK hasn't confirmed yet. Hasina is reportedly considering other European countries if denied by the UK. The situation remains tense in Bangladesh under military control.

In response to the escalating crisis in Bangladesh, India convened an all-party meeting in Parliament to discuss the situation. Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina remains in India following her resignation amid widespread unrest in Dhaka over a controversial quota system. The meeting, attended by key Indian leaders including S Jaishankar, Amit Shah, and Rahul Gandhi, aims to address the implications for India and regional stability. The situation in Bangladesh continues to evolve with calls for a democratic and inclusive interim government. The U.S. and UN are closely monitoring developments and urging restraint.

Belfast experienced a second night of riots with masked individuals throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police in the southern parts of the city, including Sandy Row and Donegall Road. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) urged the public to avoid these areas as they responded to widespread violence. Rioters set fire to a police car and several buildings, while a planned anti-immigration protest did not materialize. The unrest follows similar incidents in other UK cities. The violence has resulted in multiple injuries and significant property damage.

A rocket attack on the Ain al-Assad base in western Iraq injured multiple US personnel, the Pentagon reported. This incident adds to ongoing regional tensions, particularly amid fears of an Iranian counterattack on Israel following recent escalations. The base, housing American and coalition troops, was hit by several rockets, with some landing inside the base and others in a nearby village. President Biden and Vice President Harris have been briefed on the attack, with steps being taken to safeguard forces and respond as necessary. This attack follows increased hostility from Iran-aligned groups.

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled her country due to mass protests, is planning to seek asylum in the UK. Currently at Hindon Airbase in India, Hasina awaits clearance for her onward travel. Meanwhile, Bangladesh faces continued unrest, with Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman set to meet student leaders to discuss forming an interim government. The protests, which led to Hasina's resignation, have resulted in over 300 deaths.

Israeli airstrikes killed three people in southern Lebanon on Monday, including two Hezbollah fighters, amid escalating cross-border violence. Hezbollah has traded near-daily fire with Israel since the October 7 Gaza war, vowing revenge for recent killings of their leaders. The strikes, targeting motorbikes and border villages, also caused a pregnant woman to miscarry. Israel claimed to have eliminated Hezbollah operatives involved in drone operations. Lebanon's health sector, already strained by an economic crisis, received emergency medical supplies from WHO as tensions threaten to escalate into full-blown conflict.