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Minorities as political collateral in Bangladeshs new political crisis

Bangladesh, Jan. 10 -- With less than five weeks before Bangladeshs 13th national election, the countrys domestic politics has reached its nadir since 2024 July Uprising. Since the emergence of &#8216... Read More


Following ouster of Nicolás Maduro, US should focus on improving lives of Venezuelan people

Bangladesh, Jan. 10 -- The good news is the Donald J Trump administration in Washington has at long last nabbed Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and the latter is now facing trial in the USA. O... Read More


Hindu young man dies after alleged poisoning over 500 BDT debt in Sunamganj

Bangladesh, Jan. 10 -- A 19-year-old Hindu youth has died after allegedly consuming poison in Dirai upazila of Sunamganj district in Bangladesh, reportedly following mental distress linked to a small ... Read More


Chinas overcapacity and the future of AI dominance

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- Debates over the artificial intelligence rivalry between the United States and China often revolve around headline metrics: whose large language models perform better on benchmar... Read More


Lebanons central bank targets offshore network tied to ex-governor Riad Salame

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- Lebanons long-troubled financial sector has entered a new and consequential phase as the countrys central bank moves to reclaim funds allegedly siphoned off during the tenure of ... Read More


Middle East state fragmentation threatens regional stability and global security

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- The Middle East has long been a region defined by complexity, fragility, and geopolitical competition. Recent events, however, have underscored a worrying trend: the growing frag... Read More


Trumps 500% tariff gambit: Washington risks an undeclared economic war with the Global South

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- There are wars that begin with missiles and those that begin with memos. Donald Trumps latest economic offensive belongs firmly to the second category. A 500 percent tariff threa... Read More


Climate change and the obsolescence of moral imagination

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- Climate change is often framed as a technical problem: too much carbon, too little regulation, insufficient political will. But beneath these explanations lies a deeper disturban... Read More


Shahidur Rahman Tapa explores global power shifts in new book “Geopolitical Chessboard”

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- Amid intensifying global uncertainty and shifting power dynamics, prominent Bangladeshi politician Shahidur Rahman Tapa has entered the global discourse with a new book titled Ge... Read More


Westminster breaks the silence: Priti Patel confronts religious persecution in Bangladesh

Bangladesh, Jan. 9 -- In an era when human rights rhetoric often dissolves into diplomatic evasions, a rare moment of moral clarity has emerged from the British Parliament. Rt Hon Priti Patel MP, the ... Read More