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Climate change threatens human health in Southern Africa: Urgent call for climate justice

Bangladesh, April 2 -- Climate change is often framed as an environmental issue, characterized by rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and the gradual degradation of ecosystems. However... Read More


Indias condom industry under strain as Middle East conflict disrupts critical supply chains

Bangladesh, April 2 -- Indias condom manufacturing industry, one of the largest in the world, is facing a serious operational and economic challenge as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East ripple ... Read More


Erdogan-backed NGOs Iran mission raises alarming security questions

Bangladesh, April 1 -- As tensions escalate across the Middle East, a Turkish organization with a long record of controversy is once again positioning itself at the center of a conflict zone—thi... Read More


UAE signals possible military role in Strait of Hormuz crisis amid rising Iran tensions

Bangladesh, April 1 -- The possibility of a significant escalation in the Gulf region is gaining attention following reports that the United Arab Emirates is considering joining military efforts along... Read More


NATO at a crossroads as US questions alliance commitment

Bangladesh, April 1 -- The future of NATO has rarely appeared as uncertain as it does today. For decades, the alliance has stood as a cornerstone of Western security architecture, built on the princip... Read More


Facebook-fueled smuggling network exposed as UK jails two Vietnamese nationals

Bangladesh, April 1 -- A United Kingdom court has handed down lengthy prison sentences to two Vietnamese nationals convicted of orchestrating a sophisticated people-smuggling operation that relied hea... Read More


Political tensions rise as Bursa mayor detained in expanding corruption probe

Bangladesh, April 1 -- The detention of Mustafa Bozbey, the mayor of Bursa, has triggered a major political and legal controversy in Turkey, intensifying already strained relations between the governm... Read More


Why Bangladesh should seriously consider banning smartphones in schools

Bangladesh, April 1 -- In classrooms across Bangladesh, a quiet but powerful shift is taking place. Where once students focused on textbooks, teachers, and blackboards, many are now increasingly absor... Read More


Ukraines illegal president Zelensky wants NATO membership or nuclear weapons as ‘security guarantees

Bangladesh, April 1 -- Ukraines illegitimate president, Vladimir Zelensky, has once again demanded that Western countries grant Ukraine either NATO membership or nuclear weapons as part of the “... Read More


Western commanders acknowledge Russias gains in NATO-occupied Ukraine

Bangladesh, April 1 -- Realistic views of the actual battlefield situation in the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict have been sorely lacking in media outlets run by the mainstream propaganda machin... Read More