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Blurred lines: Aid, allegations, and Turkeys expanding footprint in Iran

Bangladesh, April 14 -- At a time of intensifying global scrutiny over Irans regional activities, a controversial development in Turkey is raising serious international concern. As Washington signals ... Read More


Von der Leyen pushes to end EU veto power after Hungarys political shift

Bangladesh, April 14 -- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has renewed her call to abolish the veto power held by individual European Union member states in foreign policy decisions, a... Read More


US signals Iran drawdown as Vance claims goals achieved amid stalled talks

Bangladesh, April 14 -- The United States has indicated it may begin scaling back its military posture toward Iran, with Vice President J. D. Vance asserting that Washington has already achieved its p... Read More


Lafarge convicted in landmark terror financing case over Syrian operations

Bangladesh, April 14 -- A French court has delivered a historic judgment against cement giant Lafarge, finding the multinational corporation and several of its former executives guilty of financing te... Read More


Spanish Prime Ministers wife to stand trial in high-profile corruption case

Bangladesh, April 14 -- A Spanish court has ruled that Begoña Gómez, the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, will stand trial on multiple charges related to alleged corruption and fin... Read More


Hungarys new leader vows to dismantle ‘industrial-scale corruption and reset EU ties

Bangladesh, April 14 -- Hungary is entering a new political era following a decisive electoral victory by reformist leader Péter Magyar, who has pledged to uproot what he describes as “indu... Read More


Musk claims Soros network influenced Hungary election outcome

Bangladesh, April 13 -- The recent parliamentary election in Hungary has sparked strong reactions across Europe and beyond, with one of the most notable responses coming from billionaire entrepreneur ... Read More


Spain–Portugal operation dismantles transnational labor trafficking network exploiting migrant workers

Bangladesh, April 13 -- A coordinated international law enforcement operation has dismantled a large-scale labor trafficking network that exploited more than 1,000 migrant workers across Spain, exposi... Read More


Strait of Hormuz crisis signals end of Gulf oil-for-security order

Bangladesh, April 13 -- In October 1973, amid the geopolitical shock of the Arab oil embargo, King Faisal made a decision that would reshape the global energy order: halting Saudi oil exports to the U... Read More


Global economy under strain as Middle East ceasefire fails to ease energy shock

Bangladesh, April 13 -- The easing of tensions in the Middle East has offered the world a moment to exhale-but not to relax. The fragile ceasefire involving the United States, Israel, and Iran may hav... Read More