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Armenia–Azerbaijan peace deal faces critical test of momentum

Bangladesh, Jan. 11 -- More than three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union ignited violent disputes across the South Caucasus, Armenia and Azerbaijan stand closer to lasting peace than at a... Read More


Yunus administrations calculated stand against terrorists in Gaza

Bangladesh, Jan. 10 -- There are moments in foreign policy when hesitation costs more than action. Bangladeshs interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, appears to have understood that truth at a cri... Read More


Trumps 500% tariff gambit: Washington risks an undeclared economic war with the Global South

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- There are wars that begin with missiles and those that begin with memos. Donald Trumps latest economic offensive belongs firmly to the second category. A 500 percent tariff threa... Read More


Trumps Venezuela coup signals return to Monroe Doctrine and Jungle law

Bangladesh, Jan. 8 -- The shockwaves from the forcible removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States have yet to settle. Initial disbelief has already given way to something... Read More


Trumps Apache helicopter claim rekindles US–India tensions and raises credibility questions

Bangladesh, Jan. 7 -- US President Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy in India by making a claim that New Delhi says is factually incorrect, politically loaded, and diplomatically awkward... Read More


How external meddling, Islamist extremism, and state silence are tearing at Bangladeshs soul

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- Bangladesh is no stranger to political turbulence. But what the country is witnessing today—the serial killing of Hindu citizens across multiple districts—marks a dar... Read More


No one is safe: The US raid on Venezuela and the collapse of international restraint

Bangladesh, Jan. 5 -- The death toll from the United States raid on Venezuela, launched to seize President Nicolás Maduro, continues to rise, exposing not only the human cost of the operation but... Read More


From Lima to Madrid, a digital shockwave marked the night Maduro fell

Bangladesh, Jan. 4 -- The night Nicolás Maduro was captured did not unfold first on television screens or official press briefings. It erupted instead through vibrating phones, glowing WhatsApp n... Read More


Russia condemns alleged US ‘armed aggression against Venezuela as region braces for escalation

Bangladesh, Jan. 3 -- Tensions in Latin America escalated sharply on January 3 after Russias Foreign Ministry condemned what it described as an act of “armed aggression” by the United Stat... Read More


India seeks ‘neighborliness in South Asia as Bangladesh tensions test regional diplomacy

Bangladesh, Jan. 2 -- Indias call for renewed “neighborliness” in South Asia has taken on added urgency as diplomatic frictions with Bangladesh unfold against a backdrop of political viole... Read More