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Bangladesh can’t afford another coup. Yunus govt must not trust all army officers with power

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AHMEDE HUSSAIN During her increasingly authoritarian rule, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her party, the Awami League, relied heavily on different state institutions...
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The fate of Bangladesh’s rivers and the bait of Hilsa diplomacy

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Mustain Zahir On August 5th 2024, India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had to oversee a delicate operation in Bangladesh. The fall of Sheikh Hasina...
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US, Israeli officials demand major attack on Tehran after Iranian missile strike

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Andre Damon Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called for strikes on Iran’s nuclear program, a move that has been planned by Israel and the...
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India’s toilet-building plan saves thousands of babies, report says

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A woman shows a toilet in the village of Gadoj in the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan. (Photo by Kosaku Mimura) KIRAN SHARMA NEW DELHI --...
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Myanmar Junta Receives Six More Chinese Warplanes Amid Deadly Airstrikes on Civilians

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Six more FTC-2000G midrange fighter jets purchased from China arrived in Myanmar in August, amid the junta’s escalating aerial bombardment of towns lost to ethnic...
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Taliban Tourism ‘Distorting The Truth’ In Afghanistan

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By Abubakar Siddique and Frishta Sahak The Taliban's repressive policies and widespread rights abuses have made its unrecognized government in Afghanistan a global pariah. To boost its...
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Commentary

A Nation Silenced: Women in Taliban’s Afghanistan

Dr. Smit Gupta - 0
Afghanistan, once a hopeful symbol of progress, has become a haunting representation of women's rights in peril. Since the Taliban regained control in August...
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Was Jaishankar at UNGA right about Pakistan?

Mohan Malawya - 0
At the 79th UN General Assembly, Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar took to the stage to repeat familiar allegations against Pakistan, accusing...
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What Pannun’s Legal Quest in US Means for India?

Ameer Zaman - 0
In a landmark legal development, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the General Counsel of the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), has initiated a civil lawsuit in the...
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War on Humanity: How Israel and America Forged Deception of Collaborative Collision?

Mahboob A. Khawaja - 0
Wicked Leaders Pretend to be Peacemakers Evil is a force and righteousness is characteristic of living humanity. They claim democracy but act like monsters of...
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Navigating the Storm: Security Challenges Facing CPEC

sarah saeed - 0
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has long been viewed as a pivotal initiative, promising significant economic benefits and stronger ties between Pakistan and China....
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Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections: Emotional Campaigning, Populist Promises and the Road to Stability  

Dr. Adfer Shah - 0
   The Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections-2024 mark a transformative moment for the region’s political landscape. These elections are the first since the revocation of...
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