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Colombias break with Washington exposes US fears of Chinas rising influence

Bangladesh, Oct. 30 -- Colombian President Gustavo Petros fiery rhetoric at international forums and his bold policy shifts have placed Bogotá at the center of a deepening rift with Washington-on... Read More


Militia kidnaps healthcare workers in Sudan as Darfurs humanitarian crisis deepens

Bangladesh, Oct. 29 -- A new wave of violence and lawlessness has gripped Sudans Darfur region after six healthcare workers were abducted in Al-Fashir by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a... Read More


US and China edge toward trade thaw as Trump weighs dropping 100% tariff threat

Bangladesh, Oct. 28 -- In a surprising turn of events that could reshape global economic dynamics, the United States and China have agreed on a preliminary trade deal framework just days before a high... Read More


Realpolitik redefined: Russias pragmatic recalibration in the Arab World

Bangladesh, Oct. 27 -- Vladimir Putins red-carpet welcome for Syrias interim President Ahmad Al-Sharaa last week was more than just a diplomatic gesture – it was a stark demonstration of Russias... Read More


Rohingya crisis escalates into regional emergency threatening Bay of Bengal stability

Bangladesh, Oct. 24 -- For years, the Rohingya crisis was seen as a sorrow confined within Myanmars troubled borders – a humanitarian disaster to be managed through refugee camps, UN aid program... Read More


Colonial legacies and cultural resistance fuel Africas rising anti-gay laws

Bangladesh, Oct. 23 -- As of mid-2025, roughly 31 of Africas 54 nations still criminalize same-sex relationships. The latest addition to that list is Burkina Faso, which enacted new legislation in Sep... Read More


Sudanese refugees in Uganda find safety opportunity and hope amid wars turmoil

Bangladesh, Oct. 22 -- Uganda has long stood as one of Africas most open and compassionate hosts for refugees, a distinction that has gained renewed significance amid the devastating war in Sudan. Cur... Read More


Authoritarian reach expands as UN warns of rising transnational repression against human rights activists

Bangladesh, Oct. 21 -- The United Nations latest annual report on reprisals has exposed a chilling trend: the growing sophistication and global spread of targeted repression against human rights activ... Read More


Inside the Netherlands data black market fueling explosions and organized crime violence

Bangladesh, Oct. 19 -- In recent years, the Netherlands – long known for its progressive policies, efficient governance, and secure digital infrastructure – has found itself facing a new a... Read More


South Africas G20 presidency turns solidarity into global food security

Bangladesh, Oct. 17 -- When South Africa assumed the presidency of the G20 last December, it selected a theme that resonated deeply with the current state of global affairs: “solidarity, equalit... Read More