The number of deaths in the Israeli army's attacks on Gaza is constantly increasing. The world seems to be playing a silent role on the humanitarian issue in this region. The refugee camps here are also not safe. Attacks are being carried out there too.

The Israeli army has carried out a drone attack on 'Al-Mawasi', known as a safe zone. At least 10 Palestinians have been killed in it.

• Residents of northern Gaza on the verge of famine: UNRWA chief

• 70 percent of those killed in Gaza so far are women and children: UN

On Tuesday (November 12), Qatar-based media Al Jazeera reported this information, citing the country's Health Ministry.

The Health Ministry said that 10 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone attack targeting 'Al-Mawasi', known as a safe zone in Gaza. The dead were previously in the Nusirat refugee camp. They moved into the area as the force launched a new ground offensive there.

The ministry also said that this brought the number of Palestinian deaths to 43,603. And 12,929 were injured.

Meanwhile, on Sunday, Philippe Lazzarini, head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), warned that people in northern Gaza were on the brink of famine.

He said that adequate relief aid is not being provided to the area. An average of 30 truckloads of food are being delivered to the area every day. Which is not enough for the residents to survive. This amount of relief is just over 6 percent of the daily needs. Israel is depriving them of basic rights, including food. They are obstructing relief operations.

Earlier, the UN human rights agency said that information on the deaths in Gaza since October 7 has been verified. This has exposed the "horrific reality" of the people of Gaza. 70 percent of the dead are women and children.

The United Nations says that women and children are being killed in Gaza due to Israeli attacks on a regular basis. Men are not left out either. Not only that, they are also preventing relief efforts there. In addition, the supply of necessary medical supplies is also being hindered. If such a situation continues, the people of the area will face extreme threat.

Dhaka: Gunmen attacked a bar in the central Mexican state of Queretaro. Ten people were killed in the attack on Saturday night (November 9).

The British news agency Reuters reported this information in a report on Sunday (November 10).

The report quoted the country's state attorney general and the security chief of the city of Queretaro as saying that four gunmen suddenly attacked the bar. Seven men and three women were killed in their shooting. Seven more people were wounded.

Authorities have detained one suspect in the attack. Investigators at the scene are looking for a car. It is believed that the car may be linked to the attack.

Queretaro is a relatively low-crime area. The number of crimes such as murders here is lower than in many parts of the country. As a result, the place is considered relatively safe compared to many other places in Mexico.

"All those involved in this atrocity will be brought to justice," Querétaro Governor Mauricio Currie said on social media X. "We will continue to patrol our borders. We will also take all necessary measures to ensure security."

Mexico's internal security is in a critical state due to the conflict between organized crime groups and drug cartels. This poses a major challenge for new President Claudia Sheinbaum.

According to government data, there have been 2,788 murders nationwide since she was sworn in on October 1.

US President-elect Donald Trump will meet with President Joe Biden at the White House on Wednesday (November 13). White House Press Secretary Karin Jean-Pierre announced this in a statement on Saturday (November 9).

The British media outlet BBC reported this in a report.

The statement said that Biden and Trump will meet in the Oval Office on Wednesday at 11 am local time.

Earlier, on Wednesday, Trump's campaign communications director Steven Cheung said that President Biden called Donald Trump to congratulate him after winning the election.

Donald Trump won a big victory in the presidential election held on Tuesday (November 5) local time. There are 538 Electoral College votes across the United States. Trump has already received 301 votes. Democratic rival Kamala Harris has received 226. The results of one state (Arizona) are still to be announced.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump has started preparations to form a government after the victory. Meanwhile, the possible list for the formation of the cabinet is also being analyzed.

US media and analysts said that Trump's team has already started planning to expel undocumented illegal immigrants from the United States. Along with this, work is also underway to boost the economy and prevent inflation.

The United States will celebrate its 250th anniversary in 2026. On this occasion, the Trump administration is also preparing to celebrate the year-long festival from 2025.

India's Adani Group has reduced power supply to Bangladesh due to non-payment of outstanding bills. Adani has reduced power supply by another 200 megawatts from Friday night due to non-payment of more than 800 million dollars in arrears from Bangladesh.

This information was published in a report by the news agency Reuters on Friday (November 8).

The report said that India's Adani Group is trying to collect 800 million dollars or Tk. 10,000 crore owed by Bangladesh. Due to this, power supply has been reduced by another 200 megawatts since last Friday night. Adani reduced power supply to Bangladesh by 50 percent at the end of last month. Now they have reduced it by another 10 percent.

Earlier, in early August, the supply to Dhaka from the 1,600 megawatt Godda plant in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand was reduced from 1,400 to 1,500 megawatts to 700 to 750 megawatts. According to an official of the Power Grid Company of Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB), the supply was further reduced to about 520 megawatts on Thursday.

Last week, the Power Development Board (PDB) paid them one crore dollars. Even then, Adani officials told BPDB that power generation had decreased due to the coal shortage in Jharkhand.

The BPDB said that Adani had reduced power supply even though the issue of payment of dues was resolved by November 7.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh's power and energy adviser Muhammad Fauzul Kabir Khan told Reuters, "We are paying the dues gradually. If someone stops the supply, we will take alternative measures. We will not let any power supplier hold us hostage."