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Indias AI ambition is moving from software to compute

Bangladesh, Sept. 7 -- For decades, Indias technology success story was built on a relatively simple proposition: the country had millions of skilled workers, lower operating costs and an ability to d... Read More


Venezuelas oil gamble: What happens to Trumps deal after 2028?

Bangladesh, Sept. 6 -- The biggest question surrounding the emerging US-Venezuela oil partnership may not be how much crude Venezuela can produce, how quickly American companies can return to the coun... Read More


Sudans national dialogue offers a critical path toward peace

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- After more than three years of devastating conflict, Sudan stands at a decisive moment in its modern history. A war that has brought enormous suffering to the Sudanese people ha... Read More


India is right: Sanctions will not end the Ukraine war

Bangladesh, Sept. 4 -- The Ukraine war has entered its fifth year, yet the international community remains trapped in a familiar cycle: more sanctions, more economic pressure, more military assistance... Read More


Letitia James faces serious questions over alleged political targeting of Trump

Bangladesh, Sept. 2 -- New Yorks attorney general is supposed to be the states chief law-enforcement officer, not the political enforcer for one party or the personal adversary of one president. That... Read More


Tethers dirty money dilemma: How cryptos giant became a magnet for criminal finance

Bangladesh, Sept. 1 -- Tether promised sophisticated customer screening. Its own records raise a disturbing question: did the worlds biggest stablecoin issuer know enough about the people buying its d... Read More


Washingtons “financial niolence” against Iran could reshape the global economy

Bangladesh, Aug. 31 -- The United States is preparing to intensify its economic confrontation with Iran, threatening to deploy what US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has called “financial viol... Read More


Americas empire of grift: When public power becomes a private cash machine

Bangladesh, Aug. 29 -- Americas institutional decline is often described in grand terms: political polarization, rising debt, bureaucratic dysfunction, declining public trust and the erosion of confid... Read More


Singapores scam crackdown expands as police probe 231 suspected scammers

Bangladesh, Aug. 28 -- Singapore is stepping up its fight against increasingly sophisticated scams, with police investigating 231 people suspected of involvement in hundreds of fraud cases that caused... Read More


Ismail Sabris asset case: Another test of Malaysias fight against political corruption

Bangladesh, Aug. 27 -- Malaysia has spent years trying to rebuild public confidence in its institutions after a succession of political scandals damaged the countrys reputation for clean and accountab... Read More