Bangladesh, Jan. 24 -- At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky accused Russia of “trying to freeze Ukrainians to death,” referring to ong... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 23 -- There is something faintly theatrical about the Washington Posts recent report claiming that a US diplomat in Dhaka openly told Bangladeshi journalists that Washington wants to ... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 21 -- Iranian authorities are facing grave allegations that security forces demanded large payments from families in exchange for returning the bodies of protesters killed during a re... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 20 -- In politics, symbolism is never accidental. Leaders may claim innocence, coincidence, or logistical necessity, but the choices they make—what they touch, where they go, wh... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 19 -- For more than two decades, analysts, strategists, and dissident thinkers have argued that the post–Cold War international system was living on borrowed time. The claim tha... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 15 -- British authorities have launched a major investigation into alleged large-scale fraud and bribery linked to Home REIT, a UK-listed social housing investment company, in a case ... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 14 -- South Africa has welcomed a move by the United States Congress to extend a key trade preference program for African countries, describing it as an important source of short-term... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 13 -- Bangladeshs oldest political party – Awami League is visibly approaching extinction as most of its key figures are in several foreign countries, with its president Sheikh ... Read More
New Delhi, Jan. 13 -- There are wars that begin with missiles and those that begin with memos. Donald Trump's latest economic offensive belongs firmly to the second category. A 500 percent tariff thre... Read More
Bangladesh, Jan. 12 -- History is rarely kind to societies that mistake collapse for liberation. Iran today stands at precisely such a crossroads. As nationwide protests intensify—from Ilam and ... Read More