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Washingtons dangerous AI war talk risks turning technology competition into military confrontation

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- A newly released report from the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has raised deeply troubling questions about how far Washingtons competition with China could go in the... 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


South Africa recovered the billions-now where are the corruption convictions?

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- South Africa has recovered more than half a billion dollars in assets and funds linked to corruption. On paper, that is an achievement worth recognizing. The countrys Asset Forf... Read More


Makkah pact could open a new gateway for Turkey and Saudi Arabia into Asia

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- The emerging strategic partnership between Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia could develop into something far more consequential than a defense arrangement. Beyond its immediate... Read More


Who really benefits from the CIA chiefs Moscow trip?

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- The sudden and unusually secretive trip by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow has generated exactly the kind of speculation that Washington normally claims to dislike but rou... Read More


Rosh Hashanah and Saudi Arabias bold new beginning

Bangladesh, Sept. 4 -- At sundown on September 11, Jewish families across the world will welcome Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish year 5787. Apples dipped in honey will symbolize the hope fo... 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


Canada and Iran reveal the same problem: An America increasingly reliant on Coercion

Bangladesh, Sept. 2 -- Canada and Iran could hardly appear more different. One is a wealthy North American democracy closely tied to the United States by geography, trade and decades of military and p... 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


AI wont make workers better if it makes them dependent

Bangladesh, Sept. 2 -- US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and many prominent economists believe artificial intelligence will deliver a major boost to labor productivity. The optimism is understandab... Read More