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Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian displaying the memorandum of understanding signed to end the 2026 Iran-US war

The Strategic Consequences of Iran–U.S. War

Iran emerged from the 2026 war not as a defeated state but as one with growing leverage over the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most critical energy chokepoint. In this guest essay,

July 3, 2026

by Obaidurrahman Mirsab

Turag River Tragedy and the Search for Truth in Bangladesh

Opinion: The Turag Tragedy Is About More Than Four Bodies, It Is About Bangladesh’s Future

The events surrounding the Turag River have become one of the most emotionally charged and politically significant stories to emerge from Bangladesh in recent months. What began as reports that several Awami League activists had gone missing after a political

July 1, 2026

by Kazi Mamun

Bangladesh President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin after signing a joint declaration at the Moscow Kremlin during Mujib's official visit to the USSR.

Silencing the Awami League Risks Undermining a 54-Year Partnership with Russia

The Bangladesh Awami League turns 77 on June 23, 2026. Founded in 1949, it is the

Jeffrey Epstein DOJ investigation House Oversight Committee Blanche Patel Garcia

Rep. Garcia Demands Todd Blanche and Kash Patel Testify on Epstein Files Cover-Up

House Oversight Democrats are demanding videotaped testimony from Acting AG Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash

Global potable water problems

Of course, water is needed for everyone’s life in the world – be it a member of Homo sapiens or any other species. Without water, life cannot be even thought of. But

June 21, 2022

Health·News·Opinion

How Germany and United Nations will untangle the crisis in Libya?

The second international conference on Libya in Berlin, the agenda will be political progress, national elections scheduled for December, and the withdrawal of foreign fighters. In addition, members of Libya’s transitional Government

October 5, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

Pori Moni event and some reflections

The event of Pori Moni, a leading actress of the Bangladesh film society, has drawn attention from many at home and, to some extent, abroad. As it appears, she went to the

June 26, 2021

Entertainment·Opinion

PhD education and some reflections

Many pursue a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) degree each year in the world. In fact, PhD education is very significant not only for the PhD students in terms of their better careers

June 20, 2021

Education·Opinion

Tarek Fatah – a fake news peddler targets Canadian MP Jagmeet Singh

Tarek Fatah who claims to be a friend of India during the present BJP rule has turned into the worst propagandist against the Canadian government and its ministers especially when one of

October 5, 2025

News·Opinion

How Telangana is increasing its forest cover through two noble initiatives

As per the National Forest Policy 1988, the states except under hilly areas should envisage a minimum of 33% of their total geographical land under the forest cover to maintain decent environmental

June 6, 2021

Climate·News·Opinion

UNHRC special session won’t benefit anyone — Israel, Palestinians or the Middle East

Are you a gambler? If so, we have a sure bet for you. Every so often, there are events that are so predictable that you can safely bet on them. One of

October 5, 2025

News·Opinion

With the help of Iran and Hezbollah, Hamas wants to drive Jews out of Middle East

Editor’s note: Following recent developments post-Gaza incident has raged a media war against Israel. Palestinians are using the global force to eliminate Jews from the middle-east and possibly from the world. One

October 5, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News·Opinion

The Syrian crisis, repatriation and political solution

The crisis in Syria, also known as the Syrian Civil War, is a conflict among different groups with multiple agendas. But the conflict is broadly between the government and anti-government groups in

October 5, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

An epidemic of political blindness is shaking Macedonia

The biggest threat to us at the moment is neither covid-19, nor economic collapse, corruption, and dysfunctional judiciary, nor blackmail from neighbors and the EU, but the growing epidemic of political blindness

May 27, 2021

Government and Politics·News·Opinion

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Opinion- Page 13

The Strategic Consequences of Iran–U.S. War

Opinion: The Turag Tragedy Is About More Than Four Bodies, It Is About Bangladesh’s Future

Silencing the Awami League Risks Undermining a 54-Year Partnership with Russia

Rep. Garcia Demands Todd Blanche and Kash Patel Testify on Epstein Files Cover-Up

Global potable water problems

How Germany and United Nations will untangle the crisis in Libya?

Pori Moni event and some reflections

PhD education and some reflections

Tarek Fatah – a fake news peddler targets Canadian MP Jagmeet Singh

How Telangana is increasing its forest cover through two noble initiatives

UNHRC special session won’t benefit anyone — Israel, Palestinians or the Middle East

With the help of Iran and Hezbollah, Hamas wants to drive Jews out of Middle East

The Syrian crisis, repatriation and political solution

An epidemic of political blindness is shaking Macedonia

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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