United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed concern over the murder of a Hindu man and other incidents of violence in Bangladesh. “Yes, we are deeply concerned by the violence we have seen in Bangladesh,” Stephane Dujarric, spokesman for the secretary-general, said at the daily press briefing on Monday (December 22, 2025). He was replying to a question on the Secretary General’s response to the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh, especially the lynching of Hindus in the last few days.

He said, ‘Whether it is Bangladesh or any other country, there is a need that people who are outside the ‘majority’ category should feel safe and all Bangladeshis should feel safe. We are confident that the government will make every possible effort to ensure the safety of every Bangladeshi.

Last week, Dipu Chandra Das (25), a garment factory worker, was beaten to death by a mob in Baluka on charges of blasphemy and his body was set on fire. Two more people were arrested on Sunday in connection with Das’s murder.

The newspaper ‘Daily Star’, quoting police and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) sources, said that with these arrests, so far 12 people have been detained for alleged involvement in the murder. Meanwhile, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk has said that he is deeply concerned by the killing of Sharif Osman bin Hadi, the leader of protests in Bangladesh last year. Hadi was shot by miscreants a few days ago in which he was seriously injured and later died.

Turk appealed to maintain peace and everyone to stay away from violence. “Retaliations will only deepen divisions and undermine the rights of all,” he said. “I urge the authorities to promptly, impartially, thoroughly and transparently investigate the attack that led to Hadi’s death, and to ensure due process and accountability for those responsible,” he said.

With parliamentary elections scheduled for February in the country, Turk said it is important to ensure an environment in which all individuals can participate peacefully and vote freely. Turk said, ‘I urge the authorities to uphold the rights of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and the safety of journalists at this critical time, and to prevent any form of violence.’

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There is a possible turn in the Gaza struggle. In fact, on Friday (October 03), Hamas announced that he is ready to accept parts of US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace proposal and has also proposed to release the hostages. This step is not only considered important in the regional political scenario, but mixed feelings are also being seen in the world.

After this announcement, the international community has reacted to this. From PM Modi to Macron, everyone has welcomed this decision. Other global leaders and institutions have also described this initiative of Hamas as welcome, but at the same time they have urged all the parties to take restraint and take forward the peace process.

Trump welcomed Hamas’s response

President Donald Trump welcomed Hamas’s response and pressured Israel to accept the ceasefire. Trump said on his social platform Truth Social that he is confident that Hamas is “ready for permanent peace” and urged Israel to stop the bombing in Gaza immediately, so that the hostages could be safely and quickly released. He also told that the conversation has already started at some points which need to be solved. Trump said, “It is not only about Gaza, but it is for a long -want peace in the Middle East.”

India

PM Modi wrote on X, “We welcome the leadership of US President Trump, as Gaza shows decisive progress in peace efforts. The signs of the release of the hostages can be seen as an important step. India will continue to support all efforts, which are working towards a permanent and justified peace.”

We Welcome President Trump’s Leadership as Peace Efforts in Gaza Make Decisive Progress. Indications of the release of hostages mark a significant step forward.

India will continue to strongly support all efforts towards a deurable and just peace.@Realdonaldtrump @Potus

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 4, 2025

France

French President Emmanuel Macron immediately reacted to Hamas’s announcement. He said that the release of Israeli hostages and the ceasefire in Gaza are “within possible”. Macron wrote on social media, “Now we have an opportunity to make decisive progress towards peace.” He also thanked Trump’s efforts. He further stated that France will play a full role with the US, Israel, Palestinian and other international partners in accordance with its efforts in the United Nations.

The release of all hostages and a ceasefire in gaza are within reach!

Hamas’ Commitment must be followed up without delay.

We now have the opportunity to make decisive programs paace.

France will play its full part…

– Emmanuel Macron (@Emmanuelmacron) October 3, 2025

United Nations

United Nations General Secretary Antonio Guterres has appealed to all the parties to end this tragic struggle in Gaza. His spokesperson said that Guterres also thanked for the mediation of Qatar and Egypt. Spokesperson Stephen Dujarik said that Guterres also re -appealed for immediate and permanent ceasefire, unconditional release of all hostages and complete access for humanitarian aid. He said, “The United Nations will support all efforts to achieve these goals so that more pain can be stopped.”

United kingdom

UK Prime Minister Kir Starmer reacted to Hamas to accept the American Peace Plan and called it a “important step”. He wrote on X, “Hamas is a significant progress to accept the American peace proposal.”

Hamas’ Acceptance of the US Peace Plan is a Significant Step Forwards. pic.twitter.com/GJ1MPRCEM3

– keir starmer (@keir_starmer) October 3, 2025

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Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson welcomed Hamas’s announcement and said that Qatar has started coordinating with the mediat Egypt and the US to continue negotiations to end the war on US President Trump’s Gaza Yojana. The spokesperson said, “Qatar, Hamas’s President Trump’s plan and welcomes the readiness to release all the hostages under the mortgage exchange structure mentioned in the plan.” He further said, “We also support the President’s appeal for the immediate ceasefire for safe and early release of hostages, so that the bloodshed on the Palestinians in Gaza Strip can be eliminated.”

The state of quatar welcomes the announsement by Hamas of its agreement to president trump’s plan, and its readiness to release to release all hostages as part of the exchange framework outlined in the plan.

We also Affirm our support for the statements made by the president calling for an…

– د. ماجد محمد الأنصاري Dr. Majed al Ansari (@Majedalansari) October 3, 2025

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Everyone is worried about the violent protests in India’s neighboring Nepal. India has issued advisory for its citizens. Now at the same time, the United Nations has also expressed its concern over the situation in Nepal. A statement issued by UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said that the United Nations is clearly monitoring this situation with deep concern.

The statement issued by the UN Secretary -General said that it is necessary that the government should protect and respect the rights of freedom of peace and freedom of expression. I think security forces should follow the basic principles of use, as our Human Rights High Commissioner said.

‘Government and protesters should talk among themselves’
The statement further said that we are definitely very sad due to the loss of life and property in Nepal. I think there is a very lively democracy in Nepal. It is important that the government and protesters meet and try to move forward by talking and discuss the issues in a peaceful manner.

#Nepal: We are shocked by the killings and injury of protesters today and urge a prompt and transparent investment.

We have received Several Deeply Worrying Allegations of Unnecessary or Disproportionate Use of Force by Security Forces during protests organized by youth… pic.twitter.com/kstvww4la92

– Un Human Rights (@unhumanrights) September 8, 2025

Protests have been taking place in Nepal since Monday regarding the matter of social media ban. At least 19 people have died and more than 300 people have been injured in the violent protests of Gen Z in Nepal.

Curfew in many cities of Nepal
The Nepali Authority has imposed curfew in Kathmandu and many other cities of Nepal. In Nepal, Indian citizens have been asked to be vigilant and follow the guidelines issued by the officials.

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United Nations Layoff: United Nations have been a major pillar of global peace, human assistance and multilateral cooperation since the establishment of the United Nations. Now the organization itself seems to be getting caught in economic crisis. According to the report by Reuters, the UN Secretariat is going to deduct 20% in the annual budget of $ 3.7 billion, which will eliminate about 6,900 jobs.

The main reason for this deduction is to cut payment from America. The United States, which borres about 25% of the United Nations budget, owes more than $ 1.5 billion, which includes the current and previous financial year.

A review plan called UN80 and Guterres warning
Part of this deduction is a reorganization plan called “UN80”, which was launched in March 2025. UN Controller Chandramouli Ramanathan wrote in his memorandum, “It is an ambitious attempt to ensure that the United Nations is suitable for supporting multilateralism of the 21st century.” General Secretary Antonio Guterres also made it clear in public briefing that this is the time of “difficult but necessary decisions”. He said that the organization would have to move towards the merger of departments, redistribution of resources and reducing bureaucracy.

Role of America and China
Apart from the US, China, which is the second largest donor in the United Nations, has also not paid on time. The combined funding of both countries is around 40%. This delay is severely affecting the liquidity of the United Nations. During the tenure of the Donald Trump administration, the US government suddenly stopped the funds offered for the UN human agencies, which had to shut dozens of programs. Tom Fletcher, who leads the coordination office of human affairs. He said that his agency had to cut 20% staff to make up for a loss of $ 58 million.

Effect on network not just one organization
If this deduction is applied in the UN, then its effect will not only be limited to employees or jobs, but it will reduce the capacity of peace installation missions. Humanitarian aid campaign will be interrupted. Work on climate change and sustainable development goals can be slow. Areas like justice, human rights and education will be affected. UN Director Richard Govan in the International Crisis Group says that it is not clear whether this type of deduction will satisfy the Trump administration. It is possible that America consider it a strategic victory, but do not give any concession in funding.

Many countries of the world including America, Israel have strongly criticized the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. After this attack, the tension between India and Pakistan has increased considerably. In this series, United Nations General Secretary Antonio Guterres said that the tension between India and Pakistan has increased the most this time in the last several years. I feel sad to see that the relationship has reached a boil situation.

‘To target citizens unacceptable’
The UN Secretary -General said that I understand the feelings of the people after the terrible terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. I once again strongly condemn that attack and express my condolences to the families of the victims. He further said that it is wrong to target citizens.

Antonio Guterres said that the United Nations is ready to support any initiative that promotes renewed commitment to tension, diplomacy and peace. The General Secretary of UN called for maximum restraint from India and Pakistan.

Region and world cannot tolerate conflict between Indo-Pak

The UN General Secretary said that I express my condolences to the families of people who lost their lives in the Pahalgam attack. Attack on citizens cannot be tolerated at all. Those who have carried out these terrorist attacks should be brought under the purview of law and punished harshly.

I urge the governments of India and Pakistan to exercise maximum restraint and avoid such actions that can make the situation more serious. The region and the world cannot tolerate conflicts between these two countries, which can have tragic results for millions of people. I call on both sides to respect the United Nations Charter and International Law Principles and join the duties to resolve their differences in a peaceful manner and join diplomacy.

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Pahalgam terror attack: While the horrific terrorist attack on 22 April 2025 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir has shook India, now it has also revealed a strict response from the United Nations. United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres has strongly condemned the attack and said that attacks on citizens are not worth tolerating in any situation.

United Nations Secretary -General Stephen Dujarik issued an official statement on behalf of the general secretary. He wrote that General Secretary strongly condemns the armed attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, killing at least 26 people. Guterres has emphasized this by expressing deep condolences to the families of people who lost their lives in the attack. He said that targeting citizens is not valid under any circumstances and it is against the basic principles of humanity. “

The biggest attack after Pulwama
26 people have died in this attack, including two foreign nationals. More than 17 people have also been injured in the attack. The attack occurred in the afternoon in Basaron, which is a beautiful grass ground located near Pahalgam and is called Mini Switzerland. This is considered to be the deadliest terrorist attack after the 2019 Pulwama.

Lashkar-e-Taiba’s organization took responsibility
Lashkar-e-Taiba’s pseudo-organization “The Resistance Front” (TRF) has taken responsibility for this attack. According to eyewitnesses, the terrorists asked the tourists their identity and then showered bullets. This attack took place at a time when the extreme time of tourism is going on in the valley and many countries were sending their citizens there.

India’s tough stance
After this attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to stop his Saudi tour in the middle and return to India. He strongly condemned the attack. Home Minister Amit Shah himself has reached Srinagar, where he held a high -level meeting with security agencies.

Bahadur Shah Zafar Descendant Letter on Aurangzeb Tomb: Recently, there was a lot of controversy in India about Aurangzeb’s tomb. Last month, a rally was organized in Nagpur, Maharashtra, demanding the demolition of Aurangzeb’s tomb, after which violence erupted in Nagpur. At present, this matter is quiet.

Meanwhile, a man has sent a letter related to Aurangzeb’s tomb to UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres. Actually, this person has claimed himself to be a descendant of the last Mughal emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar. The name of this person is Yakub Habibuddin Tussi, who has written a letter to the United Nations Secretary -General, demanding the protection of Aurangzeb’s tomb located in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (East Aurangabad) district in Maharashtra.

In the letter, Yakub described himself as Mutavalli of Waqf Property

In a letter to the UN General Secretary, Yakub Habibuddin Tussi has claimed himself to be the Mutavalli (caretaker) of that Waqf property, where the Mughal emperor’s tomb is located. Yakub wrote in the letter that this mausoleum has been declared a memorial of national importance, which has been protected under the ancient monument and archaeological site and relics of 1958.

The news agency ANI, citing this letter, said, “According to this Act of 1958, no unauthorized construction, ultimately, demolition or excavation can be done on and around the protected monument and it will be legally illegal and punishable if there is any such activity.”

The descendants of the Mughal emperor expressed concern about the safety of the mausoleum

Yakub Habibuddin Tussi, a descendant of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, has expressed concern about the safety of Aurangzeb’s mausoleum in a letter to the UN general secretary. Yakub wrote in the letter that history was incorrectly depicted through films, media outlets and social media platforms, which hurt people’s feelings and results were seen as opposition and violence in a public. ”

After this, Yakub appealed to the UN General Secretary’s office to take self -cognizance in this matter and instruct the Central Government and ASI of India to instruct Aurangzeb’s security for the safety of the tomb.

UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said amidst the dangers of the recession produced by trade war, that he hoped that this will not happen, because the poor will have to bear the consequences of it. He said a few hours before President Donald Trump applied the mutual tariff on Tuesday, “I sincerely hope that we will not have a recession, because the recession will have serious consequences, especially for the poorest people in the world.”

Talking to reporters, he said, “Trade war is very harmful. Nobody wins in this, everyone loses.” He said, “I am especially concerned about the weakest developing countries, because its effect will be worse on them.”

Trump has announced a 104 percent tariff on China, which came into force from midnight on Wednesday. In response, Beijing has announced to impose 34 percent tariffs. The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) said that “the need to improve business is clearly visible.”

What did UNCTAD general secretary Rebecca Grispan say

UNCTAD general secretary Rebecca Grispan said, “Global trade rules should be replaced keeping in mind the problems of today, but these changes should also ensure that they protect the weakest people and promote development.” He said, “This is the time to unite, not to increase stress.”

What did WTO Deputy Director General Angela Alard say

The World Trade Organization (WTO) Deputy Director General Angela Alard said that the initial analysis of the organization shows that the recently raised measures taken by the US and other countries can reduce the global goods trade this year.

This will be a significant decline of about four percent from the pre -estimate of three percent increase. Alard said that “despite the efforts to weaken the WTO system, 74 percent of the global trade is still under the WTO’s most-the nation (MFN) terms.”

He said that this shows that the World Trade Organization remains relevant and the multilateral system is working effectively. According to the World Trade Organization, China and Canada have already started the process of raising their disputes with the US. He has demanded counseling under the structure of the World Trade Organization, which will give the two sides a chance to interact and get 60 days to avoid suit. If you do not get success even after doing this, then they can request a decision by a panel.