The Silenced Quill: Bangladesh’s Fettered Fourth Estate
By Anwar Khan Once heralded as a bastion of resilience and democratic aspiration, Bangladesh today
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For President Erdogan, success abroad but protests at home
By Aditi Bhaduri Turkiye has been witnessing widespread protests, on a scale not seen in
Tulsi Gabbard Signals Bangladesh’s Darkening Sands
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Pakistan has shot itself in the foot: Experts on Balochistan crises
By ANI New Delhi: The recent attacks by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan have exposed terrorism
The Tragedy of Bangladesh
By Anwar A. Khan Bangladesh, once a beacon of hope and resilience, now stands cloaked
Kazakhstan’s economy projected to grow by
Kazakhstan’seconomy is poised to grow by 4.9% and S&P Global (NYSE:SPGI) Ratings has affirmed its
India opens air show with eye on boosting defence manufacturing and exports
Two Russian and U.S. fifth-generation advanced stealth fighter jets will also be displayed at the event – the Russian Su-57 and Lockheed Martin’s (LMT.N), opens new tab F-35 Lightning II,
PM Modi departs for France, US
ANI New Delhi: 10 February 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday emplaned for Paris,
Modi’s Trump strategy sees quick concessions to avoid trade war
In declaring India ‘not a tariff king,’ Finance Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey echoed a nickname that Trump bestowed on the country during his first term.
Turkiye and Qatar are in the driver’s seat in Syria
As usually happens, the overthrow of the Bashar Al Assad regime in Syria is seeing a jostling between regional powers for influence in that country. The Assads had always prided themselves on their pan-Arabism. Ironically, the powers jostling for influence there are all non-Arab ones: Israel, Turkiye, and Iran. Of these Turkiye is in a more dominant position given its proximity and support to the Syrian rebels