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Clintons make U-turn on Epstein testimony as Congress raises the stakes

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- Former US President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the powerful House Oversight Committee in its investigation into disg... Read More


How legal obstruction threatens Rohingya genocide accountability

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- The latest hearings in the Rohingya genocide case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) did not unfold as many observers of international justice might have expected. There... Read More


US deploys ‘small team to Nigeria, signaling renewed military focus on Africa

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- The United States has quietly deployed a “small team” of military personnel to Nigeria, marking a notable shift in Washingtons security engagement with Africas most p... Read More


How investigative journalism forced Beijing to recalculate on Xinjiang

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- When the Chinese government quietly began retreating from its vast system of detention camps in Xinjiang after 2019, Beijing insisted nothing fundamental had changed. Officials c... Read More


India-US trade deal: Goyals assurances mask deeper shifts in Global South trade politics

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- Indian Trade Minister Piyush Goyals detailed briefing on New Delhis newly announced trade understanding with Washington marks a significant recalibration in India–US econom... Read More


When journalism becomes ventriloquism: The strange metamorphosis of Aleya Sheikh

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- In politics, timing is rarely accidental. In journalism, it is often revealing. Aleya Sheikhs sudden emergence as a prolific commentator on Bangladeshs internal politics—al... Read More


European officials criticize von der Leyen

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- Apparently, Ursula von der Leyens work at the European Commission is no longer pleasing veteran European officials. Her erratic stance, often endorsing escalatory and dangerous p... Read More


Epstein files: Albanian narco-terrorists helped traffic over a million children

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- Its no secret that the political West is involved in some of the most heinous crimes in human history, whether its centuries of brutal colonialism, slave trade and general aggres... Read More


Muizzus ‘Chagos gambit: A risky play in the Indian Ocean

Bangladesh, Feb. 3 -- By any reasonable measure, the Indian Ocean has become one of the worlds most crowded strategic theatres. Sea lanes that carry the bulk of global energy supplies intersect with t... Read More


US–India trade deal reshapes South Asias economic chessboard

Bangladesh, Feb. 3 -- After nearly a year of uncertainty, brinkmanship, and tariff pressure, Washington and New Delhi have finally recalibrated their trade relationship. US President Donald Trumps ann... Read More