Should Bangladesh fear the green-faced Biden administration’s red eyes?
Following holding of the January 7 elections in Bangladesh, which have been free, fair and peaceful, ultra-Islamist, anti-Semite, Hindu and India hating…
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Newly-elected Bangladesh government may face oxymoronic hegemon from the US, UK and EU nations
Although in January 7 general elections, Awami League under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina bagged 222 seats out of 300, there is clear indications of the…
Preserving Peace in Balochistan: Unveiling the True Narrative
There is a baffling debate in Pakistan these days, especially about the rights of the Baloch people. Even though there are voices claiming that the Baloch…
Criminal silence over genocide
By: Zahid Hussain
THE genocide being carried out by Israeli forces in Gaza has entered its fourth month with, on average, a child being killed every 10 minutes…
The Law Must Prevail And Be Equal For All
The recent adjudication of Dr. Muhammad Yunus in the Labor Court stands as a seminal moment in the judicial annals of Bangladesh. Over the decades, he has…
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is no savior of poor
For many decades, Muhammad Yunus succeeded in remaining in the attention of international media as well as global celebrities and leaders, by continuing…
Youth Activism and Climate Change: The Power of the Next Generation
Introduction:
Climate change refers to long-term alteration of Earth's climate, characterized by shifts in temperature, precipitation patterns, and other…
Zelenskyy’s Fate Hangs in Delusion and Illusion
The Ukrainian government faces enormous challenges and risks from internal divisions and the waning support of its Western allies. It is evident that President…
Unveiling the Deceit and Exploitation: The TTP’s Manipulative Tactics in Pakistan
By: Hamad Ullah
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has long been a powerful opponent in Pakistan's complicated and tumultuous terrorism scene. But a closer look…
Pakistan’s Living Indus: Restoring Hope
The Indus Valley Civilization, thriving from 3300 to 1300 BCE in what is now Pakistan, stands as a testament to the significance of the Indus River in shaping…