— In the country's capital Dhaka, police used tear gas, armored vehicles were brought into a number of areas, and mobile Internet was also cut off in the city.

— The protesters are demanding the abolition of the quota system, which reserves up to 30% of government jobs for family members of veterans who fought in Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence.

— Thousands of university students have clashed with police and ruling party supporters.

— The government has responded by shutting down universities indefinitely and deploying security forces on campuses.

— Settlement of the war through negotiations is possible. For this we must put Russia in a weaker position on the battlefield.

— Working with the Trump administration will be difficult, but we are not afraid of it. We are hardworking.

— We want to get permission from the new British government to strike with Western weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation without range restrictions.

— CrowdStrike, a major cybersecurity firm, experienced a widespread outage earlier today.

— The outage disrupted services across banks, media outlets, supermarkets, and airlines in multiple regions, including Australia, the US, and Europe.

— Three major U.S. airlines (American, United, and Delta) grounded all flights due to the outage. The outage affected services worldwide, not just in the United States.

— The outage is believed to stem from a flawed update to CrowdStrike's Falcon anti-malware software, which was rolled out globally. This update reportedly caused Windows systems to crash, leading to widespread service disruptions