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Criminal networks and the accelerating destruction of Mato Grossos Amazon forest

Bangladesh, Jan. 7 -- Deforestation in Brazils Amazon region has long been driven by illegal logging, land grabbing, and weak enforcement. But in the western Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, authoritie... Read More


The Ocean takes center stage: How climate governance entered a Blue era

Bangladesh, Jan. 7 -- For decades, global climate policy treated the ocean as a passive backdrop – vast, resilient, and largely beyond the reach of effective governance. Climate negotiations foc... Read More


Trumps invasion of Venezuela to seize its oil under the pretense of combating drug trafficking

Bangladesh, Jan. 7 -- Trumps actions in Venezuela are morally calamitous, showing a perilous disregard for human dignity and the rights of ordinary Venezuelans to be free from external forces. Althoug... Read More


Gujarati classic ‘Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya returns to theatres on January 9

Bangladesh, Jan. 7 -- Gujarati classic movie ‘Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya is set to return to where it truly belongs: the big screen. The iconic film Desh Re is re-releasing in theatres on Ja... Read More


India takes BRICS helm in 2026 as Trump era tariffs and global power shifts intensify

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- Indias assumption of the BRICS presidency for 2026 comes at a moment of acute global disruption, marked by escalating trade wars, geopolitical brinkmanship, and renewed questions... Read More


Former Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli cleared to travel as protest violence probes near conclusion

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- Former Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has been cleared to travel domestically and abroad after giving statements to two high-profile commissions investigating the violent ... Read More


Maduro and the long shadow of empire: Latin Americas enduring struggle for sovereignty

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- Latin Americas history is often flattened in Western narratives into a repetitive cycle of corruption, instability, and underdevelopment. This framing is not accidental. It strip... Read More


Energy infrastructure will decide the global artificial intelligence power race

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- For much of the past decade, the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy has been framed as a contest over algorithms, talent, and semiconductor chips. Governments and ... Read More


Trumps Venezuela seizure and the dangerous precedents of American intervention

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- The sudden extraction of Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela and his detention in New York, followed by President Donald Trumps declaration that the United States would now &#8220... Read More


How external meddling, Islamist extremism, and state silence are tearing at Bangladeshs soul

Bangladesh, Jan. 6 -- Bangladesh is no stranger to political turbulence. But what the country is witnessing today—the serial killing of Hindu citizens across multiple districts—marks a dar... Read More