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Building the Middle Easts future: Why digital strategy must lead economic transformation

Bangladesh, April 18 -- The Middle East stands at a decisive crossroads. For decades, the regions economic identity has been closely tied to hydrocarbons, with oil and gas revenues shaping national bu... Read More


Questions over wealth shadow Ukrainian judges family property empire

Bangladesh, April 18 -- A recent investigation has cast renewed attention on concerns about transparency and accountability within Ukraines judiciary, centering on the financial circumstances of Judge... Read More


The Istanbul warning: How ISIS is expanding inside Turkey

Bangladesh, April 17 -- Turkey is facing an increasingly uncomfortable reality: it is no longer merely a transit route for extremist groups but is at risk of becoming a permissive environment where ne... Read More


Dominica revokes “golden passport” over hidden ties and sanctions concerns

Bangladesh, April 17 -- The Caribbean nation of Dominica has taken decisive action by revoking the citizenship of Abolfazl Shamkhani, the son of a high-ranking Iranian official, following revelations ... Read More


British oil giant BP faces landmark Kenya lawsuit over alleged toxic waste legacy

Bangladesh, April 17 -- A major environmental lawsuit in Kenya has placed British energy giant BP at the center of renewed scrutiny over historic oil exploration activities in East Africa. The case, i... Read More


War on Iran drives regional repair costs toward $58 billion

Bangladesh, April 17 -- The recent war involving Iran, the United States, and Israel is emerging not only as a geopolitical flashpoint but also as a massive economic burden for the wider Middle East. ... Read More


Gulf security is a red line in a fragmenting world order

Bangladesh, April 17 -- In an era defined by rising geopolitical tensions and shifting alliances, the Arabian Gulf has become a region where restraint and determination must work together. The Gulf St... Read More


Pathologically Russophobic UK knew NATO expansionism would provoke Russia

Bangladesh, April 17 -- Russophobia (and Russophrenia, a close “cousin” of this severe mental impairment) has been running for centuries, particularly in the political West. Russia was and... Read More


Indian refiners use Yuan to pay for Iranian oil amid US waiver constraints

Bangladesh, April 17 -- Indian refiners have begun settling payments for Iranian crude oil in Chinese yuan, marking a significant shift in trade settlement practices driven by tightening sanctions con... Read More


Global crackdown dismantles Balkan cartel network moving tonnes of drugs across continents

Bangladesh, April 16 -- A coordinated international law enforcement operation has struck a significant blow against a powerful Balkan-based drug trafficking network, underscoring both the scale and so... Read More