Author: Tanjid Osman

Tanjid Osman

Tanjid Osman is a dedicated news journalist at Daljoog News, covering a wide range of topics, including General News, World Affairs, Business, Technology, Politics, Finance, Health, Lifestyle, Sports, and Travel. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and insightful stories, he keeps readers informed on the latest developments from around the globe.

Trump Open to Extending TikTok Deadline Again If No Deal by June 19

U.S. President Donald Trump said he may extend the June 19 deadline for ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, to sell its U.S. operations. Trump said TikTok helped him win support from young voters during the 2024 election and suggested the app will be protected. Trump made these remarks in an interview aired Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press with Kristen Welker. The interview was recorded at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Trump praises TikTok’s influence on youth voters TikTok, the popular video app with over 170 million users in the U.S., has been at the center…

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A Call for Civility and Respect in Politics: Here's How We Can Get There

The way politicians engage with each other has changed over the years. Many people remember the image of President Ronald Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill. Despite their differences, they showed respect for one another. They disagreed often, but their relationship was based on understanding. Today, civil discourse is rare in politics. Instead of listening to one another, many leaders focus on name-calling and vilifying their opponents. This shift has hurt public conversation, leaving citizens with less trust in those who hold different views. The Impact of Political Rhetoric As citizens, we often follow the examples set by…

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Thailand's Finance Ministry Outlines Plans to Overcome Economic Challenges

Thailand’s Finance Ministry is taking new steps to steer the country through ongoing economic challenges. Former and current top officials came together on Saturday at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre in Bangkok. They shared lessons from the past and gave ideas for the future during the “MOF Journey: 150 Years of Thai Fiscal Development” event. The event offered a deep look into how Thailand has handled past financial crises and how it plans to prepare for new ones. From international loans in the 1960s to pandemic relief in recent years, the Ministry’s journey reflects decades of change. Learning from…

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Visa Crackdown Forces International Students in the U.S. to Rethink Summer Travel Plans

International students in the United States are increasingly reconsidering their summer travel plans amid a crackdown on student visas by the U.S. government. Several students, including those at the University of California, San Diego, have chosen to stay home rather than risk losing their legal status. This shift follows the termination of visa records for thousands of students, making travel within or outside the U.S. feel like a potential threat to their education and future. Rising Concern Among International Students For many international students, the summer break is a time for travel—whether to visit family, take a vacation, or pursue…

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Freight Technologies Invests $20 Million in Trump-Linked Cryptocurrency

Freight Technologies (FRGT), a logistics technology company, has secured up to $20 million to invest in the Official Trump Token (TRUMP). The funds will support the company’s growing interest in digital assets. The move makes Freight Technologies one of the few public companies investing in cryptocurrency. The company focuses on cross-border trade between the United States and Mexico. It plans to use the TRUMP token as part of a wider strategy to build a crypto-based treasury. Deal Secured Through Institutional Partnership Freight Technologies partnered with an institutional investor to secure a convertible note facility. This financial tool allows the company…

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Israel's Aid Control Plan in Gaza Raises Fears of Forced Displacement

Israel has blocked humanitarian aid from entering Gaza for over two months. The government says it will not allow food, fuel, water, or medicine into the area until it can stop Hamas and other groups from taking supplies meant for civilians. But United Nations officials and major aid organizations have raised serious concerns. They warn that Israel’s latest proposal to control and distribute aid through its military could cause even more harm. They say it may force Palestinians to leave their homes, which is not allowed under international law. Why Aid Is Blocked Since the Hamas attacks on Israel in…

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Ruth Adams Hosts Women's Basketball Showcase Today at Cliff Anderson Sports Hall

Today, the Guyana Basketball Federation (GBF) and overseas-based national player Ruth Adams will host a full day of women’s basketball activities at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. The event aims to revitalize women’s basketball in Guyana. Ruth Adams, who made a name for herself in professional basketball in the USA and Europe, is returning to her home country to inspire young female athletes. A Day of Inspiration and Opportunity for Female Athletes The event at Cliff Anderson Sports Hall will feature a variety of activities designed to encourage and inspire young women to take up basketball. Adams, who moved to…

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Ahtisa Manalo: 5 Key Facts About Miss Universe Philippines 2025

Ahtisa Manalo, 26, from Quezon Province, was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2025 on May 2 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. She triumphed over 65 other candidates to win the prestigious title. Manalo will represent the Philippines at the 74th Miss Universe competition in Thailand this November. This win marks her second attempt, after competing in the 2024 pageant. Her victory was a testament to her resilience and determination. During the Evening Gown segment, Manalo tripped but quickly regained her composure. She later referenced this in her final Q&A, emphasizing her ability to bounce back stronger after challenges. Manalo…

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China Boosts Private Sector with New Support Policies

China’s business environment has gained strong momentum in early 2025. This comes after a wave of new government policies aimed at helping private and foreign companies grow. In the first quarter of 2025, China saw a 7.1% increase in newly registered private companies. Foreign-funded businesses also grew by 4.3%. After a year of decline, private investment went up slightly by 0.4%. The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Index rose to 89.5 — the highest since 2020. These numbers show that China’s efforts to support businesses are starting to work. Stronger Policies at All Levels Liu Min, an official from the…

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Kenya Airways Honors Caroline Ndonga by Naming New Boeing 737 After Her

In a rare and heartfelt tribute, Kenya Airways celebrates a veteran staff member by placing her name on its newest aircraft. Kenya Airways (KQ) has made headlines with a special tribute that honors one of its most dedicated employees. The airline named its newest Boeing 737 aircraft after Caroline Ndonga, the current Station Manager in Burundi. This move was described as a salute to her “resilience, safety, and unwavering leadership.” The airline shared the exciting news this week, after teasing followers on social media with a mysterious post. In a message posted to its official X (formerly Twitter) account, Kenya…

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