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Geothermal energy could power Africas green industrial future

Bangladesh, Oct. 16 -- Africa stands at a crucial crossroads in its pursuit of sustainable development. With ambitions to achieve universal energy access, drive industrialization, and meet climate goa... Read More


The perils of politicizing justice for Bangladeshs uniformed guardians

Bangladesh, Oct. 15 -- The recent decision by the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) to issue arrest warrants in enforced-disappearance cases has reignited a bitter national argument: accountability ... Read More


North Africas rising role in the future of global supply chains

Bangladesh, Oct. 12 -- North Africa is quietly undergoing one of the most consequential economic transformations of the 21st century. Once viewed primarily as a geopolitical crossroads between Europe,... Read More


Türkiye seeks to forge new bridge between Syria and the Turkic world

Bangladesh, Oct. 11 -- At a time of shifting alliances and emerging power vacuums, Türkiye is seeking to reshape the political map of Eurasia and the Middle East by bringing Syria closer to the O... Read More


Why the DGFI deserves a fair hearing – and why secrecy matters

Bangladesh, Oct. 10 -- The recent flurry of arrest warrants and criminal proceedings against several former and serving officers of the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence (DGFI)—along wi... Read More


US tariffs could drag South Asias economic growth below expectations in 2026

Bangladesh, Oct. 7 -- The World Bank has issued a sobering warning for South Asia, forecasting that the regions economic growth will slow down significantly in 2026 due to escalating trade tensions an... Read More


Disposable yet indispensable refugees and the precarious backbone of the global economy

Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- Refugees today stand at the uneasy intersection of desperation and economic necessity – indispensable to the functioning of global markets yet treated as disposable in both... Read More


The US steps back, China steps forward: Redefining multilateralism at the United Nations

Bangladesh, Oct. 5 -- When the United States retreats, the world does not stand still—it recalibrates. Nowhere is this truer than at the United Nations, the institution once shaped in Washington... Read More


Ukraines battlefield becomes testing ground in Europes new arms ‘gold rush

Bangladesh, Oct. 4 -- The war in Ukraine, now well into its third year, has become more than a bloody geopolitical struggle between Moscow and Kiev. It has also turned into what many analysts describe... Read More


Bangladesh as the battleground: How Pakistan and Turkey are reigniting jihad

Bangladesh, Oct. 2 -- The fall of authoritarian ruler Sheikh Hasina in August 2024 has transformed Bangladesh into a contested arena of foreign influence, with dangerous implications for regional secu... Read More