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Iran fires hundreds of missiles at Israel as part of ‘crushing response’ to attacks

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Iran fired "hundreds of various ballistic missiles" towards Israel late on Friday, in what the Islamic Republic called the beginning of its "crushing response" to Israeli...
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Why is Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility repeatedly targetted by Israel?

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As part of its large-scale military operation against Iran on Friday, Israel targeted and allegedly destroyed the Natanz nuclear facility located 300 kilometres south of Tehran. Officially...
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Air India crash a blow to airline and nation’s aviation ambitions

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An Air India aircraft less than 15 years old was the first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner to crash.   © Reuters SOUMYAJIT SAHA June 13, 2025 21:32 JST MUMBAI...
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UK crime agency freezes assets of disgraced Sheikh Hasina ally

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By Al Jazeera Investigative Unit The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has frozen properties in the United Kingdom owned by Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, Bangladesh’s former Minister of...
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Pakistan boosts defense budget by 17% after India clash

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ADNAN AAMIR ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan has drastically raised its defense spending in its latest budget, citing heightened security demands following its recent military standoff with India....
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How ‘safe’ is Afghanistan under the Taliban?

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The Taliban are calling on all Afghans who have fled the country to return, claiming Afghanistan is safe. Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the chairman of the Taliban...
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Commentary

Geo-Economics Amid Geopolitical Uncertainities

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The contemporary Pakistani state stands at a complex intersection of economic recovery and escalating hybrid warfare. As Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti stated recently,...
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India-U.S. Relations: Balancing Strategic Ties in the Age of Trump’s Trade Moves

Dr. Adfer Shah - 0
The India-U.S. alliance remains a resilient and sustainable partnership, unaffected by Operation Sindoor against Pakistan or U.S. trade deals with other nations, as its...
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A New Dawn for Bangladesh: Breaking the Shackles of Authoritarianism and Institutionalizing Human Sovereignty

Ghulam M. Suhrawardi - 0
This article is based on an exclusive interview with Dr. Khalilur Rahman conducted with Dr. Pinaki Bhattacharjee on June 1, 2025. Its objective is...
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The Metamorphosis of Nuclear Hostility in South Asia

Shaimin Raja - 0
In the delicate matrix of South Asian geopolitics, transparency and accountability are not mere ethical preferences—they are strategic imperatives. When a nuclear-armed state veils...
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Fulfilling Uprising’s Aspirations No election before correction

M. Adil Khan - 0
In recent times, the liberated and a much-buoyed BNP, has filled the air, demanding election in December 2025 for they are somehow convinced that...
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Infrastructural Geopolitics: Will Pakistan and Afghanistan Face the Chord?

Dr. Smit Gupta - 0
The recent telephone exchange between Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and his Afghan counterpart Amir Khan Muttaqi signals more than a routine diplomatic gesture....
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