Nine Headlines from November 12, 2026

Bangladesh Clash Leaves Ten People Injured ⚠️

A confrontation between rival wings of Bangladesh’s governing Bangladesh Nationalist Party left at least ten people hurt in Munshiganj Sadar. The confrontation reportedly involved gunfire and crude-bomb explosions; five of the injured had gunshot wounds, according to The Business Standard.

In a separate business story, Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia chief executive, president and board member following reports about personal relationships, with reports also linking one relationship to a person suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. AFP and Reuters reported that chief financial officer Colette Kress became interim CEO; a Reuters follow-up described a further alleged relationship. These remained reported allegations, not judicial findings.

Three Fatal Transport Disasters Span Continents 🚑

A multiple-vehicle collision involving 18 cars and five trucks killed 14 people and injured 30 in the Emirate of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, according to Al Jazeera.

In Nepal, ten people were killed and five injured when a bus struck a slope in Bhimphedi, the Associated Press reported. In Samankoy, Turkey, a military helicopter crashed on the ground, killing four members of the Turkish Armed Forces, according to a separate AP report.

Bangladesh Measles Toll Continues Its Rise 🩺

Four more children were reported dead during the 2026 Bangladesh measles outbreak, bringing the reported death toll above 1,299. The update came from the state news agency Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha.

Measles is a highly contagious viral disease, and the new deaths added to an already severe public-health emergency in Bangladesh. The source report, rather than a general retrospective, is preserved in the named news record.

Courts and Gunfire Shape Crime Reports ⚖️

Two Iranian defendants were found guilty by a British court of conducting espionage against journalists working for Iran International. The verdict against one man also covered preparations for violence; the third defendant was cleared. The verdicts were reported by AFP via RFI and the Associated Press.

Gunfire in Washington’s Logan Circle wounded at least five people and killed one of them. Investigators traced the suspected attacker to a nearby apartment, where he shut himself in; police later reported that he had taken his own life. Al Jazeera and AP documented the incident.

Sources

• Wikipedia Current Events: November 12, 2026
• The Business Standard: Munshiganj clash
• AFP: Nvidia leadership report
• Reuters live report on Nvidia
• Reuters follow-up on Nvidia allegations
• Al Jazeera: Fujairah collision
• AP: Nepal bus crash
• AP: Turkey helicopter crash
• Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha: measles deaths
• AFP via RFI: Iran International spying convictions
• AP: Iran International spying convictions
• Al Jazeera: Logan Circle shooting
• AP: Logan Circle shooting
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