Author: Onu Akter

Onu Akter

Onu Akter is a dedicated journalist at Daljoog News, known for her insightful reporting and compelling storytelling. With a keen interest in a wide range of topics, including current affairs, technology, lifestyle, and personal development, she brings a unique perspective to every piece she writes. Onu’s commitment to delivering accurate, well-researched news ensures that readers stay informed and engaged. When she’s not covering stories, she explores new ideas and seeks fresh inspiration from the ever-evolving world around her.

Russian drones NATO airspace:

Canada is standing firmly with its NATO allies after Poland reported that Russian drones violated its airspace during a series of overnight strikes. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand condemned the breach as a dangerous act of aggression and a sign of Moscow’s unwillingness to seek peace. Poland’s military confirmed that multiple Russian drones crossed into its territory over several hours, triggering alarm in Warsaw and among NATO members. The drones were intercepted and destroyed with the assistance of allied forces. Officials in Poland described the airspace breach as an “act of aggression” carried out amid a wave of Russian drone…

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Canada pipeline projects integrated naturally:

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is preparing to announce its first wave of national interest projects, and according to multiple sources, no oil pipeline projects have made the list. The decision, revealed by Radio-Canada, is already sparking disappointment in Alberta, where Premier Danielle Smith has pushed hard for pipeline development as part of the country’s energy strategy. “There is no pipeline project on the table,” one source confirmed, despite repeated federal promises to position Canada as an “energy superpower.” Carney himself has not ruled out the idea of supporting new Canada pipeline projects, noting during the election campaign that major…

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Canadian submarine contract.

The competition for the Canadian submarine contract is intensifying as South Korea’s Hanwha Oceans promises wide-ranging industrial investments to strengthen its bid. The company, one of two finalists selected to build the Royal Canadian Navy’s next fleet of submarines, is pledging partnerships that could extend into lithium-ion battery production, liquefied natural gas, aerospace, steel, critical minerals mining, and sustainable energy. While the details of the plan remain confidential, Hanwha insists that the commitments will be substantial and tailored to Canada’s long-term economic interests. Michael Coulter, CEO of Hanwha Global Defense, said the proposal is designed to go beyond naval construction.…

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South Korean workers U.S.

A charter plane from South Korea left for the United States on Wednesday to bring back South Korean workers detained during a major immigration raid in Georgia last week. The raid, carried out on September 4 at a battery factory under construction at Hyundai’s large U.S. plant, targeted 475 workers, over 300 of whom were South Korean nationals. U.S. authorities released video showing some workers shackled with chains around their hands, ankles, and waists, prompting outrage and a sense of betrayal across South Korea, a key U.S. ally. South Korea’s government later announced it had reached an agreement with U.S.…

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China US military talks

China’s defense minister, Dong Jun, issued a stern warning to the United States on Wednesday, stating that any attempt to “contain, deter, or interfere with China will be futile.” The remarks came amid virtual talks between senior defense officials from both nations, focusing on Taiwan, the South China Sea, and broader military relations, according to China’s state broadcaster CCTV. During the video call with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Dong emphasized that any US support for Taiwan’s independence or attempts to use the island to restrict China’s influence would be thwarted. “Any attempt or interference to use force to…

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Louisiana cuisine favorites

New Orleans native and Grammy-winning musician Trombone Shorty, born Troy Andrews, is giving fans an insider’s look at what makes Louisiana cuisine so special. Known for blending jazz, funk, and soul in his music, Andrews says the same passion and love are found in the kitchens of his hometown. At 39, Andrews believes the “best” Louisiana food is often cooked at home. Yet, he has several favorite spots that capture the heart and soul of New Orleans. “I like to go to Dooky Chase in my neighborhood in the Sixth Ward. Some of the cooks there, I actually know personally.…

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US Lawmakers Plan China Visit Amid Trade Negotiations

A bipartisan delegation of US lawmakers is set to travel to China, marking the first such trip by members of the House of Representatives since 2019. The visit will be led by Democratic Representative Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee. A committee staff member confirmed the plan on Tuesday but declined to provide further details, speaking on condition of anonymity. Smith explained that the goal of the visit is to promote dialogue between Washington and Beijing at a time of heightened tensions and fragile negotiations. “Merely talking with China is not endorsing everything that they…

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Gold Prices Slip as India-US Trade Deal Hopes Lift Investor Sentiment

Gold prices edged lower in the domestic futures market on Wednesday, September 10, as investors booked profits at higher levels, even as renewed optimism around an imminent India-US trade deal lifted overall market sentiment. MCX Gold October futures slipped 0.24 percent to ₹1,08,775 per 10 grams at 9:25 am. In contrast, MCX Silver December futures gained 0.34 percent, trading at ₹1,24,886 per kilogram. Investor appetite for risk increased after US President Donald Trump said India and the United States are continuing negotiations to resolve trade barriers. The update rekindled hopes that tariffs on Indian goods could be rolled back, which…

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Trump’s Trade Negotiation Update With Modi Sparks Market Optimism in India

Indian stock markets opened higher on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump signaled fresh momentum in India-US trade negotiations, sparking optimism among investors. The Sensex and Nifty 50 were both up about half a per cent in early trading, reflecting hopes of a breakthrough on tariffs that have weighed on equities for months. Speaking in Washington on Tuesday, Trump said the two nations were “continuing negotiations to address the trade barriers between them,” and expressed confidence that discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi would reach a “successful conclusion.” He described Modi as a “very good friend,” suggesting a softer stance…

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Trump-Era MCC Political Head Resigns After Strategic Overhaul

Dr. Sohan Dasgupta, who was appointed earlier this year as the political head of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), has stepped down after just four months, saying his mission to reposition the agency as a strategic foreign policy instrument has been “accomplished.” Created in 2004 under President George W. Bush, the MCC funds major infrastructure and energy projects in developing nations that meet strict governance and transparency standards. Unlike traditional aid programs, MCC was designed to function as an investment vehicle, driving economic growth abroad while also opening opportunities for U.S. companies. Dasgupta emphasized this distinction during his tenure, urging…

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