Two Hindus Killed in Bangladesh Amid Rising Minority Violence in 24 Hours

January 6, 2026

Two Hindus Killed in Bangladesh Amid Rising Minority Violence in 24 Hours

Bangladesh sees fresh violence against Hindus with two deaths in 24 hours, pushing total to six in 18 days. Incidents raise alarm about minority safety and law and order.

Hampton Inn Minnesota Refuses ICE Agents; Hilton Condemns Discrimination

January 6, 2026

Hampton Inn Minnesota Refuses ICE Agents; Hilton Condemns Discrimination

A Minnesota Hampton Inn owned by Indian partners denied reservations to ICE agents, sparking outrage. Hilton says this behavior goes against its values and apologizes. The hotel apologized and promised to accommodate affected guests.

Man Arrested for Christmas Day Arson on Hanukah-Decorated Car in Melbourne

January 6, 2026

Man Arrested for Christmas Day Arson on Hanukah-Decorated Car in Melbourne

Victoria police arrested a 47-year-old man for allegedly firebombing a car with Hanukah decorations in Melbourne on Christmas morning. The house occupants were safely evacuated. Police continue investigations amid rising community fears after recent attacks.

Starlink Internet Shutdown Hits Papua New Guinea Hard Amid Licensing Battle

January 6, 2026

Starlink Internet Shutdown Hits Papua New Guinea Hard Amid Licensing Battle

Starlink's internet service in Papua New Guinea is off after the government ordered a shutdown. Remote areas suffer as businesses, health workers, and students struggle without reliable internet.

US Raid on Venezuela’s Maduro Sparks China-Taiwan Military Comparisons

January 6, 2026

US Raid on Venezuela’s Maduro Sparks China-Taiwan Military Comparisons

The US's surprise raid capturing Venezuela's leader Nicolás Maduro has led to China-Taiwan comparisons. Experts say China views Taiwan as domestic, not international matter. Taiwan sees the US operation as a strong deterrent against China.