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China’s growing ties with Global South reshapes world economy

 If China hopes to cultivate closer economic and political links in the Global South by capitalizing, perhaps, on a

Frenzied US presidency shakes up media giants

BBC Director General Tim Davie and BBC News Chief Deborah Turness both have tendered their resignations. Two BBC top

Expediencies of Frantz Fanon and Chinua Achebe in Glossing Postcolonial Wisecracks

 Any discourse on postcolonial studies and colonial retrospect with special reference to coloured people in the Global South

From a Chemistry Student to a Global Tour Operator: The Inspiring Journey of Al Mamun

 From carrying tourists’ luggage to leading one of the most trusted Turkey tour brands in South Asia, the

US Federal Reserve is heading for a jolt from the President’s office

In his first month as a central banker, Stephen Miran talked publicly about the US economy at more than

External powers are trying to stop fighting in Sudan

When the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized El-Fasher in Darfur, Egypt did not just see another battle in

Exploring Kuala Lumpur: A Visionary City With Spectacular Examples to Follow

 Tanjum AkterLost in wonder, the moment I landed and stepped into Kuala Lumpur International

Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Journey from Magical Creations to The Real World

Nick CaistorIn his fiction, the Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez has created a magical world

Gulf states are disbursing funds for elevating art and culture

As I write, I am in a hotel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital. For three years running, I have

Kabul and Islamabad fail to reach peace settlement

 Tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan have escalated in recent months. Their military forces clashed last month, resulting in dozens

Loans Facilities from Jobs: Ways to Capitalize Future Income

 In modern economies, a defining trend is the transformation of an individual's future income into an asset that

Global Powers Must Act on Bloodshed in Sudan Rapidly

Rifat Rafique BadhanSudanese rebels have driven government forces from El Fasher, the last stronghold of

Plastic wastes cause climate crisis to deteriorate faster

Plastic pollution is the accumulation of plastic waste in the environment, which adversely affects wildlife, habitats, and human health,

Syria and Iraq want US troops to leave quickly

The United States has approximately 45,000 troops in the Middle East, including approximately 2,500 troops stationed in Iraq, 900

Gobeshonay Hatekhori: An Advisable Handbook for Boosting Research Skills

 Gobeshonay Hatekhori (Introduction to Research Methods) is one of the latest books by Ragib Hasan written in

Farmers Are the Silent Guardians of Bangladesh

 Dr. Shahrina AkhtarIn Bangladesh, where the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers carve their way

Russia tests cruise missiles aiming to overawe the West

 Russian President Vladimir Putin has given state awards to the developers of the Burevestnik cruise missile and the Poseidon

Donald Trump’s trade policies face challenges from US Supreme Court

 Inflation data from US regulators shows tariffs have started to gradually raise some prices, particularly for goods that are

Gen Z Factor: How Youth Activism Is Reshaping South Asia’s Geopolitical Future

 Dr. Mohammad AsaduzzamanAcross South Asia, a new wave of youth-led protest movements is unfolding.

Leveraging India–Pakistan Tensions: Strategic Opportunities for Bangladesh

 Md. Al-AminSince 1947, tensions between Pakistan and India have been ongoing. The implications of

Deadlock over Iran nuclear negotiation challenges regional stability

Iran is “not in a hurry” to resume talks with the United States over its nuclear program, Tehran’s Foreign

NATO countries worried over frequent violation of airspace

Several drones spotted above a Belgian airbase over the weekend were there “to spy” on military fighter jets, the

How Social Media Is Quietly Reshaping Our Minds and Circumference

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashIn the modern world, social media has become an inseparable part of

From Paper to Pixels: Fixing Bangladesh’s Land Mess

 Tabassum Ara JuiLand administration in Bangladesh has for decades been characterized by inefficiency, complexity, and

India and USA sign defence pact to cool down scenario heated by tariffs

India and the US have signed a framework agreement to expand defence cooperation over the next 10-years, reports BBC.

Tehran and White House at odds with each other once again

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran has no desire for direct talks with the US over its nuclear

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