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The possibility of a significant escalation in the Gulf region is gaining attention following reports that the United Arab Emirates is considering...
There are moments in journalism when a report does not merely inform—it warns. And then, months or years later, reality catches up with that warning...
A major international financial crime case has returned to global attention as a Paris court begins proceedings against Dmitry Klyuev, who is accused...
There are moments in political history when ambition disguises itself as reform. It speaks the language of stability, of cleansing the system, of...
In a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical turbulence, domestic elections often reveal surprising truths about voter priorities, even when global...
The debate over abortion law in the United Kingdom has once again ignited fierce public reaction, following recent developments in Parliament that...
An investigation has uncovered a striking connection between Russia’s military industry and a controversial grain export network operating in...
Even as Western governments move to choke off the financial lifelines of Iran’s ruling elite, a sanctioned banker accused of bankrolling the...
History has a way of lingering in the margins before it returns, often inconveniently, to the center of political life. The passage of H. Res. 1130 in...
Turkey has introduced an ambitious decade-long water management strategy that is set to influence not only its domestic consumption patterns but also...
The eruption of war in the Middle East, particularly involving Iran, has generated waves of speculation and analysis across the world. From Dhaka to...
A sanctioned Iranian banker accused by British authorities of financing one of Iran’s most powerful military institutions has been linked to a...
In times of war and geopolitical confrontation, truth is often the first casualty. Yet in the current climate surrounding the Middle East and global...
War has never been fought solely on battlefields. Alongside missiles, drones, and military deployments, another conflict unfolds in parallel – the...
By any reasonable measure, the past two weeks have not gone according to plan in Washington or Tel Aviv. When Donald Trump remarked in a recent...
Gold has long been considered one of the world’s most valuable and stable commodities. It is used in jewelry, financial reserves, and modern...
Senegal’s parliament has approved a controversial bill that significantly strengthens the country’s already strict laws against same-sex...
A years-long legal and geopolitical dispute between the United States and Türkiye has reached a significant turning point after the US Justice...
The quiet withdrawal of United Nations peacekeepers from two monitoring sites along the Sudan–South Sudan border may appear to be a limited...
Politics, especially in South Asia, often moves with a curious mix of drama and contradiction. Bangladesh today appears to be experiencing exactly...
The recent decision by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to withdraw five ambassadors appointed...
Politics in South Asia rarely moves in straight lines. It moves in circles, sometimes spirals—alliances forming in the shadows, enemies turning into...
In diplomacy, visits are rarely just visits. They are signals—sometimes subtle, sometimes unmistakable—about the direction of geopolitical winds....
Authorities in Taiwan and Singapore have taken significant steps in an expanding international crackdown on the Cambodia-based conglomerate Prince...
The Nobel Peace Prize is draped in moral grandeur. It is presented as humanity’s highest affirmation of fraternity, reconciliation, and moral...
The recent decision granting Muhammad Yunus a year of VVIP security privileges—complete with multi-tiered state protection typically reserved for...
As geopolitical tensions ripple across global energy markets, India finds itself once again recalibrating its strategic oil procurement framework. A...
The European Union’s long-delayed “Made in Europe” plan is no longer just an industrial policy debate inside Brussels. It has evolved into a...
An officer of the Bangladesh Army is rarely just one thing. In the morning he may be appointed at Trust Bank Limited, signing off on financial...
In the aftermath of the recent interim administration, a wave of written complaints has reportedly been submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission...
A leading international watchdog has sounded the alarm over what it describes as a sweeping campaign of arbitrary arrests and violent repression in...
There is an old joke in political circles — one that is darkly funny precisely because it is so reliably true — that power is never really lost....
The recent interview published in Dhaka-based Bangla newspaper Kaler Kantho has placed Bangladesh at the center of an extraordinary constitutional...
While it is said, power tests a man – it reveals not only what he believes, but whom he believes in – and today, the question before Prime...
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman assumes office at a moment unlike any other in Bangladesh’s post-independence history. The country has known...
There are moments in a nation’s history when a signature becomes heavier than a speech, heavier even than an election. Bangladesh may have just...
Politics in Bangladesh has rarely been a gentle craft. It has been a battlefield. Victory has meant annihilation. Defeat has meant persecution. For...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has often spoken of building “people-to-people” bridges with Bangladesh. It is a noble phrase. But diplomacy, like...
Politics, if it is to mean anything at all, must eventually confront reality. Campaign slogans dissolve quickly in the acid of governance. Electoral...
There are elections that merely change governments. And then there are elections that change a nation’s mood. The 13th National Assembly Election...
Nations rarely turn on a single speech, a single election, or a single personality. But there are moments when history seems to compress itself into a...
Photo caption: Sultan Ahmad bin Sulayem, the Chairman of DP World of the United Emirates (UAE), and also the Chairman of the Ports, Customs, and Free...
The FBI’s conclusion that it found no evidence of a Jeffrey Epstein–run sex-trafficking network involving powerful figures is not the ending many...
There is a recurring lesson in political history, one that parties learn too late and nations pay for dearly: dynasties rot faster than institutions....
Every election season produces its own cottage industry of speculation. Who will win, who will lose? Who will defect at the last minute. Bangladesh is...
The legacy of Jeffrey Epstein continues to reverberate through American politics, long after his death in a New York jail cell in 2019. Each new...
There is something uniquely reckless about waging political war on your own country’s foreign relations while enjoying the protections of...
By any reasonable measure, the Indian Ocean has become one of the world’s most crowded strategic theatres. Sea lanes that carry the bulk of global...
Obesity has emerged as one of the defining global public health challenges of the 21st century. Over recent decades, the prevalence of obesity has...
For decades, many leading analysts and policymakers have described America’s global strategic doctrine as sophisticated, resilient, even foolproof....
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