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In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations

Maqsood Who are they actually?  Where do they dare to fly out and threaten us? Got

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International Criminal Court’s History and Its Role in Serving Global Justice

What will be the implications of issuing recent warrants against powerful global leaders? Hussain Muhammad Imam

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Should reform be done in a vacuum or it needs People’s Participation?

Professor Dr. Abdul Momen Bangladesh is located in-between two great powers; India and China. The relationship

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 Arresting Netanyahu Won’t End the War in Gaza Immediately

Deepanwita Martin The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

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If genocide is used loosely, will it lose its strength?

Dr. A K Abdul Momen Nowadays the word “genocide” is being used very loosely and at

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Anyone thinking about reorganizing the Awami League?

Shamim Ahmed The price of potatoes will be One thousand taka in the future, but Awami

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Yunus’ Government Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions on Press Freedom and Expression

Pulack Ghatack Freedom of the press and expression in Bangladesh has been severely restricted during the

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Universities of Bangladesh under the grip of Islamic militants

Nafis Sidique Shatil Since August 5, following a shift in Bangladesh’s political landscape, the influence of

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Does India hold a legitimate right to respond to Bangladesh’s perceived aggression ?

Aggression and Retaliation in South Asia: Bangladesh’s Threats, India’s Right to Respond, and Strategic Support from

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Yunus shifted his stand after Trump’s triumph

Will Pro-Democrat Yunus get a blank cheque from Republican President-Elect Trump? Hussain Muhammad Imam All eyes

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In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations
  • International, Opinion, UN
International Criminal Court’s History and Its Role in Serving Global Justice
  • Bangladesh, Opinion
Should reform be done in a vacuum or it needs People’s Participation?
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 Arresting Netanyahu Won’t End the War in Gaza Immediately
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If genocide is used loosely, will it lose its strength?
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Anyone thinking about reorganizing the Awami League?
  • Bangladesh, International, Opinion
Yunus’ Government Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions on Press Freedom and Expression
  • Asia, Bangladesh, International, Opinion
Universities of Bangladesh under the grip of Islamic militants
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Does India hold a legitimate right to respond to Bangladesh’s perceived aggression ?
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Yunus shifted his stand after Trump’s triumph
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Impunity for police killings in Bangladesh
  • Americas, North America, Opinion, South America
“Kamala Harris’s Historic Bid Falls Short: How Race, Gender, and Party Divisions Shaped a Pivotal Election Loss”
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Clash Between Garment Workers and Locals in Gazipur, Factory Set on Fire

A factory in the Panishail area of Gazipur City has been shut down indefinitely, leading to protests by garment workers. During this time, clashes broke out between workers from two factories and local residents, resulting in at least five people being injured. The protests turned violent when angry workers set fire to a factory named […]
  • Culture, Entertainment

Oscars 2025: The 12 Leading Contenders for Best Picture

As the award season gains momentum, here are twelve films that could capture the top honor – and the ways they might succeed. ‘Anora’What Happens: An escort cuts a deal with an oligarch’s son, and then gangsters get involved.Reason to Believe: Three of the last four Palme d’Or winners have made the Best Picture cut […]
  • Opinion

 Arresting Netanyahu Won’t End the War in Gaza Immediately

Deepanwita Martin The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant marks a dramatic moment in international law. Accused of war crimes for knowingly depriving Gaza’s civilian population of food, water, and medical supplies What the ICC Arrest Warrants Mean The ICC’s warrants […]
  • India, International, Pacific

Indians now own more property in London than White British residents

Indians Surpass White British in London Property Ownership London: Indians now own more property in London than White British residents, marking a significant shift in the city’s real estate dynamics. This milestone highlights the growing economic power of Indian investors on the global stage and their increasing influence in one of the world’s most competitive […]
  • Americas, News, Sports

Coco Gauff Becomes Youngest WTA Finals Champion in 20 Years After Thrilling Comeback

American tennis prodigy Coco Gauff capped off her season with an unforgettable victory, rallying to defeat China’s Zheng Qinwen 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(2) and claim the WTA Finals title in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. At just 20 years old, Gauff became the youngest champion of this prestigious tournament since Maria Sharapova in 2004, adding yet another milestone […]
  • Opinion

If genocide is used loosely, will it lose its strength?

Dr. A K Abdul Momen Nowadays the word “genocide” is being used very loosely and at times, in a way that reflects total ignorance of the term “genocide”. As per the UN Resolution 96 on December 11, 1946 , and subsequently the 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide […]
  • Culture, Entertainment

New Trailer for Live-Action How to Train Your Dragon Released

The first trailer for the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon has been released. The movie is based on Cressida Cowell’s book. It follows a young Viking named Hiccup, who is sent on a mission to kill a dragon and prove he is a man. But instead of killing the dragon, Hiccup finds […]
  • Americas, Asia, International

Trump’s Return Could Face a New, More Dangerous North Korean Leader

Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s anticipated return to the White House comes amid heightened tensions with North Korea, where leader Kim Jong Un has grown more assertive and formed closer alliances with Russia. Trump, who previously developed an unprecedented rapport with Kim, claims the North Korean leader “misses” him, suggesting that relations with North Korea […]
  • Americas, Law, News

California Man Sentenced to Life for Hate Crime Murder of Gay Jewish Student

Samuel Woodward, a 27-year-old from California, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2018 murder of Blaze Bernstein, a 19-year-old gay and Jewish university student. The case, described as a hate crime, highlighted connections to neo-Nazi extremism and the dangers of hate-driven violence. The Crime Woodward was convicted in July of […]
  • Bangladesh, International

118 more journalists lost accreditation by Younus Govt

The interim government of Bangladesh, led by Chief Advisor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yunus, has revoked the permanent and temporary press accreditation cards of 118 additional prominent journalists, including editors, reporters, and TV station chief executives. This order, signed by Md Nizamul Kabir, Chief Information Officer of the Press Information Department under the Ministry of Information […]
  • Asia, Bangladesh, International

The Scenery of Religious Impact on the Bangladesh Government

On 5th August, following a student and mass people’s uprising, religious influence and flourishing were observed in the Bangladesh Interim Government. As a consequence of frequent violence and the use of force, there is a growing threat to gender equality, religious culture, and ethnic diversity. These developments are directly opposed to the principles of anti-discrimination, […]
  • Asia, International, Middle East

Over 10,000 North Korean Troops Reportedly Deployed to Ukraine War as Part of Russian Forces

South Korean Spy Agency Reveals North Korea’s Military and Arms Support for Russia in Ukraine Conflict. Seoul – In a significant development, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) reported that approximately 10,900 North Korean troops have been deployed to the Kursk region to support Russia’s airborne units and marines in the ongoing war in Ukraine. […]
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