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White House ballroom and helipad construction site in Washington DC August 2026

Supreme Court Lets Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom Rise as Roberts Calls It Likely Unlawful

A 5-4 Supreme Court ruling clears Trump's $400 million White House ballroom construction to continue, concluding the challenger likely lacked standing. Chief Justice Roberts dissented, calling the project likely unlawful while Congress

September 1, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

Sheikh Hasina addresses reporters at a press conference, speaking from exile in New Delhi

Sheikh Hasina Built Bangladesh – The Evidence No Court Can Erase

Sheikh Hasina oversaw the largest poverty reduction in South Asian history, sheltered more than a million Rohingya refugees, and drove global climate negotiations to a historic result. Guest essayist Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa: the record no court in Dhaka can alter.

August 18, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

Sheikh Hasina and the US role in Bangladesh's August 2024 political crisis

America’s Regime Change Machine: From Tehran to Dhaka, the Paper Trail Does Not Lie

Drawing on declassified CIA operational histories, FARA filings at the Department of Justice, an 87-page Senate

Sheikh Hasina, former prime minister of Bangladesh, casts her vote in Dhaka in January 2024

Washington’s Desperation: Why America Cannot Afford Sheikh Hasina’s Return

Sheikh Hasina's planned return to Bangladesh is a strategic exposure for Washington, revealing the depth of

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

June 11, 2021

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

May 28, 2021

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

May 28, 2021

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

May 27, 2021

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

Deception of Shadman Zaman and Bangladesh-Isreal relations

The latest development in Bangladesh-Israel relations made radical Islamists in Bangladesh worried about their stand against Israel. Recently Bangladesh has changed the travel restriction statement from its passport. This worries many radical

May 23, 2021

News·Opinion

Anti-Semitism remains in the veins of Turkey?

Ever since the Turkish republic was established, anti-Semitism has been commonplace in the political discourse and the media, as well as in government policies. Writes Ujay Bulut Since Islamist terrorist groups in

May 22, 2021

News·Opinion

Climate change: can the world be made safer?

In the last month, a virtual meeting, called Leaders Summit on Climate, was held among the world’s seventeen largest economies and greenhouse gas emitters. Such a meeting is significant in the sense

May 19, 2021

Climate·News·Opinion

Human resource development and some reflections

Human resource development that receives much more attention at present is very important for any country including Bangladesh. It is undeniable that developed human resources can bring enormous positive impacts not only

May 13, 2021

Government and Politics·News·Opinion

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Opinion- Page 14

Supreme Court Lets Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom Rise as Roberts Calls It Likely Unlawful

Sheikh Hasina Built Bangladesh – The Evidence No Court Can Erase

America’s Regime Change Machine: From Tehran to Dhaka, the Paper Trail Does Not Lie

Washington’s Desperation: Why America Cannot Afford Sheikh Hasina’s Return

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

Deception of Shadman Zaman and Bangladesh-Isreal relations

Anti-Semitism remains in the veins of Turkey?

Climate change: can the world be made safer?

Human resource development and some reflections

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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