<h1>Foreign Leader to Speak at UN; US-Pakistan Boost Security Cooperation; Nepal to Expand Electricity Exports</h1> A foreign leader is expected to address the United Nations General Assembly next month. The United States has stated that its relationships with two South Asian countries remain positive, despite one being described as somewhat uncooperative in trade negotiations. Nepal plans to increase electricity exports to a neighboring country, generating significant revenue. A UN human rights body has urged a South Asian government to implement reforms and ensure justice for past abuses. In the US, a Hindu temple was vandalized and an elderly Sikh man was assaulted, with a suspect apprehended. The US and Pakistan have agreed to enhance cooperation against militant groups. In Bangladesh, a corruption trial has commenced against a former prime minister and others, including a British MP, who has dismissed the trial as politically motivated. UK police will now disclose suspects' ethnicity and nationality to combat online misinformation.