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The issue of manpower in Ukraine remains one of the regime’s most serious problems. Having already exhausted most of its military capabilities after...
The trajectory of Iran’s current military escalation against Gulf states reflects a profound strategic miscalculation-one that risks eroding...
As tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf following US-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran’s retaliatory actions, India finds itself navigating a...
The Nobel Peace Prize is draped in moral grandeur. It is presented as humanity’s highest affirmation of fraternity, reconciliation, and moral...
Pakistan’s claims of neutrality in the Middle East mask a deeper alignment with US strategic interests and regional power politics. Behind...
A coordinated cyberattack briefly compromised at least ten official Syrian government accounts on the social media platform X, exposing...
A sweeping new study on illicit finance in cryptocurrency markets paints a stark picture of how hostile governments and transnational crime syndicates...
A Latvia-based researcher who regularly presents on minority rights and xenophobia at international forums sought and received funding from a Russian...
South Africa’s post-2024 electoral landscape continues to test the adaptability of its political actors. Nowhere is this more evident than in...
With the latest reports about US intelligence support in Mexico, one wonders whether the so-called “war on drugs” is quietly morphing into...
One wonders if the Delhi declaration the recent India-Arab Foreign Ministers meeting issued is not just a fashion statement to indulge in...
Desperate to keep the war effort going and prevent the proliferation of pro-peace ideas in public opinion, Ukrainian authorities are now monitoring...
In the early 2000s, the Indian Air Force (IAF) acquired the Su-30MKI, a heavily customized export version of the advanced Russian Su-30 (itself a...
The recent decision granting Muhammad Yunus a year of VVIP security privileges—complete with multi-tiered state protection typically reserved for...
From March 2 to 5, the global technology community once again converged in Barcelona for the annual gathering widely regarded as the epicenter of the...
For half a century, Lebanon has oscillated between fragile calm and devastating conflict. From the civil war of 1975–1990 to repeated confrontations...
When missiles fly and the language of diplomacy shrinks to soundbites, moral clarity is usually the first casualty. In the escalating confrontation...
The current turbulence across the Middle East has once again raised a fundamental question: how has Shiite-majority Iran managed to exert such...
As geopolitical tensions ripple across global energy markets, India finds itself once again recalibrating its strategic oil procurement framework. A...
Global health financing is entering a period of structural recalibration. For journalists and policy analysts in countries like Bangladesh, where...
A well-known proverb warns that sometimes speaking too much exposes more than silence ever could. That wisdom seems particularly relevant today in...
In a ruling that could redefine the global surveillance-for-hire industry, a Greek court has convicted four senior executives linked to the...
Lebanon has taken a dramatic and potentially historic step in its internal security policy by formally banning the military and security activities of...
When Friedrich Merz concluded his first official visit to China on February 26, the images he chose to share told a story that was as symbolic as it...
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...
The reported death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei marks more than the end of a single political life. It represents a watershed moment in the evolution of...
When Professor Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of Bangladesh’s interim government in August 2024, the symbolism was powerful. Here was a Nobel...
In a development that could fundamentally reshape the narrative surrounding Bangladesh’s 2024 anti-Hasina uprising, a senior member of the interim...
“First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. Then they attack you and want to burn you. Then they build monuments to you.” These words, spoken...
South Africa’s economic outlook is showing cautious signs of improvement. According to projections from the National Treasury, the country’s real...
On March 5, Nepal will return to the polls in one of the most politically charged elections in its recent democratic history. Six months ago,...
For years, the architecture of global financial fraud has operated in plain sight – not in dark alleys or hidden basements, but in brightly lit...
In a dramatic and unexpected move, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has reportedly instructed leaders and activists of the Bangladesh Awami League...
On February 27, the Russian Embassy in Bangladesh hosted a vibrant Sports Day, welcoming colleagues from the Chinese Embassy for a day of friendly...
Two people were killed in separate incidents involving alleged extortionists and armed robbers in Chittagong earlier this week, triggering concern...
Ukrainian skeleton rider Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified due to his intent to perform wearing a helmet painted with 22 photos of Ukrainian...
One wonders how serious India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi really is when he talks of inclusive justice and development (Dharma). One finds his...
A simmering feud between Anthropic and the US Department of Defense has burst into the open, and it is, as Foreign Policy put it, “a very bad...
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 a watershed ruling that could reverberate across Europe and beyond, a Greek court has handed down maximum cumulative prison sentences to four...
On February 26, 2026, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made an unexpected appearance before the House Oversight Committee as part of a...
The idea that artificial intelligence (AI) poses a threat to humanity is relatively new. It has been present in ethical debates, media and public...
In recent weeks, Washington has once again amplified what it calls the “China nuclear threat,” reviving allegations and rhetorical pressure at a...
The continued release of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein has reignited public outrage toward powerful institutions and the influential individuals...
Zimbabwe has formally withdrawn from negotiations over a proposed $367 million health funding agreement with the United States, describing the offer...
The Druzhba oil pipeline, whose very name evokes the ideal of friendship, is now proving that names can lie. Once a symbol of cross-border energy...
In recent days, Mexico has made headlines worldwide due to the increase in internal violence in the country. After the local government launched an...
The arrest of former Prince Andrew and Lord Peter Mandelson have plunged Britain into its gravest institutional crisis in decades. Linked to abuse and...
Trump’s rhetoric and policies on immigration and citizenship consistently elevate white, especially European, migrants while targeting non-white...
In the aftermath of the recent interim administration, a wave of written complaints has reportedly been submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission...
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