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26,000 Teachers Lose Jobs in West Bengal—Who Will Teach the Students?
Now China Imposes 125% Tariff on US Goods
Trump Administration Cancels Visas of Over 600 International Students
International Posts
Baloch Liberation Army Claims Responsibility for Coordinated Attacks in Balochistan
World Bank Urges Pakistan to Address Delays in Dasu Hydropower Project
Iran and US Resume Nuclear Talks in Rome on April 19 to Resolve Decades-Long Stand-Off
U.S. Military Planes Land in Swarms in Israel
Fire and Boat Capsize in Congo Leaves at Least 148 Dead
Final Ultimatum from Pakistan to Undocumented Afghan Refugees
Asia’s Surging LNG Prices Drive Up Household Power Bills
Bangladesh Army’s Secret Role in Rakhine and Yunus’s Covert Strategy: Is Bangladesh’s Map About to Change?
US Issues Travel Advisory for Bangladesh Amid Concerns Over Militancy and Extremism
Children Indoctrinated Under ISIS Flag in Bangladesh: Extremist Activity in Cox’s Bazar Sparks Outrage
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