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Christoph Zollinger, a Swiss lawyer and former senior executive at the controversial Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, is set to face trial in...


For decades, Pakistan has wrapped its nuclear program in the mythology of national pride, strategic deterrence, and military guardianship. The...


A sophisticated network of bot-like social media accounts and Congolese media outlets has been pushing a misleading narrative designed to sanitize the...


Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has intensified warnings of potential US aggression, urging his country’s armed forces-particularly the...

American politics has always had its share of improbable characters slipping into positions of influence, but few stories reveal a deeper and more...


On the evening of November 24, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald J Trump engaged in a significant phone conversation that captured...


India has taken another significant step toward strengthening its maritime security and expanding its indigenous defense capabilities with the...


Bangladesh is drifting toward one of the most consequential elections in its history, yet the public conversation is increasingly hijacked by...


The United States has imposed sweeping sanctions on Ryan James Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder who has transformed from celebrated...

For nearly a decade, ‘Russiagate’ has hovered over American politics like a stubborn cloud—dark, unresolved, and politically radioactive. Donald...


Europol’s latest announcement marks a significant escalation in Europe’s campaign against digital piracy and illegal streaming networks. Between...


The integrity of any health care system depends largely on public trust. Patients must believe that the doctors treating them are not only...


French President Emmanuel Macron’s grand announcement of a “letter of intention” to supply up to 100 Rafale fighter jets to Ukraine should have...


Ethiopia has confirmed its first outbreak of Marburg virus disease (MVD), adding another layer of strain to a continent already confronting multiple...

Mexico City witnessed one of its most turbulent nights of the year on November 15, as a massive anti-government demonstration led predominantly by...


In 2018, President Donald Trump’s first social-media post of the year captured a sentiment long held by many observers of US-Pakistan relations....

Tunisia, once hailed as the lone democratic success story of the Arab Spring, is now slipping deeper into authoritarian rule as President Kais...


For years, the European Union has treated Ukraine under President Volodymyr Zelensky as a recovering addict – one who just needs a bit more...


A year after the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, Lebanon once again stands on the brink of chaos. What was supposed to be a fragile truce has...

Bangladesh, once hailed as a beacon of religious tolerance in South Asia, now stands at a perilous crossroads. The recent resurgence of attacks on the...

In the exclusive Russian ski resort town of Krasnaya Polyana, a sprawling new development is nearing completion, promising luxury, exclusivity, and...

In a move that has shocked global observers and reignited Cold War-era anxieties, US President Donald Trump has reiterated his intention to restart...

The US-Ghana deportation deal has sparked a wave of anger and moral outrage across Ghana and among its diaspora, as accusations of human rights abuses...

A French court has begun one of the most significant corporate trials in recent history, placing multinational cement producer Lafarge in the dock...

The 21st century’s geopolitical horizon resembles a fault line – trembling, shifting, and redefining the order that once seemed unshakable. The...

US President Donald Trump has once again ignited global controversy after threatening possible military action in Nigeria, accusing the West African...

In a recent podcast interview, Maj (retd) Akhtaruzzaman, a veteran of the Bangladesh Army and now a BNP political figure, issued an extraordinary...

The Rohingya crisis, one of the longest and most intractable humanitarian catastrophes in modern history, is entering a darker phase. Years after...

In Bangladesh today, the detention of Monjurul Alam Panna stands as an ominous testament to the shrinking space for free journalism and civic debate....

The war in Sudan, which has already claimed at least 150,000 lives, displaced over 11 million people, and plunged half the population into acute food...

It is one of those stories that make both lawyers and laymen pause: a group of former army officers, once declared “forcibly disappeared” during...

The European Union has once again thrust itself into a self-inflicted energy dilemma. On October 20, the European Council announced that all new...

There are moments in a nation’s life when it must pause, reflect, and ask: who truly stands guard when the storm arrives? In Bangladesh, that answer...

Africa stands at a crucial crossroads in its pursuit of sustainable development. With ambitions to achieve universal energy access, drive...

The recent decision by the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) to issue arrest warrants in enforced-disappearance cases has reignited a bitter...

North Africa is quietly undergoing one of the most consequential economic transformations of the 21st century. Once viewed primarily as a geopolitical...

At a time of shifting alliances and emerging power vacuums, Türkiye is seeking to reshape the political map of Eurasia and the Middle East by...

The recent flurry of arrest warrants and criminal proceedings against several former and serving officers of the Directorate General of Forces...

Syria’s long and harrowing chapter of war, repression, and displacement may finally be giving way to a new era of cautious optimism. For the first...

The World Bank has issued a sobering warning for South Asia, forecasting that the region’s economic growth will slow down significantly in 2026 due...

Refugees today stand at the uneasy intersection of desperation and economic necessity – indispensable to the functioning of global markets yet...

When the United States retreats, the world does not stand still—it recalibrates. Nowhere is this truer than at the United Nations, the institution...

The war in Ukraine, now well into its third year, has become more than a bloody geopolitical struggle between Moscow and Kiev. It has also turned into...

The fall of authoritarian ruler Sheikh Hasina in August 2024 has transformed Bangladesh into a contested arena of foreign influence, with dangerous...

As President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled a 20-point blueprint this week to end the two-year war in Gaza, capitals...

China’s judiciary has delivered one of its harshest verdicts yet against cross-border crime, sentencing 16 members of a notorious Myanmar-based...

The plight of the Rohingya has long stood as one of the most harrowing examples of ethnic persecution in recent history. Now, a new report by the...

As founders of two of the most influential platforms of the digital age – Elon Musk and Pavel Durov – rang the alarm bell over political...

There is a certain irony in the way power ends. For some, it fades quietly; for others, it collapses amid disgrace. And for Professor Muhammad Yunus,...

In Bangladeshi politics, parties rarely rise to prominence by accident. When a political formation like the Jatiyo Party (JaPa) – long dismissed as...
