Macron

How Macron’s India Visit Will Boost Defence Ties Through Big-Ticket Deals

French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to India is set to mark a significant milestone in bilateral relations, particularly in the defence sector. With both nations committed to strengthening strategic cooperation, the visit is expected to pave the way for big-ticket defence deals, joint ventures, and enhanced military collaboration. India and France have long shared a…

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70% Bangladeshis Voted ‘Yes’ to July Charter: What Does It Mean?

The July charter referendum in Bangladesh has emerged as a landmark political event, with nearly 70% of voters casting their ballots in favor of the proposed constitutional changes. This overwhelming support has sparked debates about the future of governance, democracy, and socio-political stability in the country. The referendum’s outcome is not just a reflection of…

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BNP Declares

BNP Declares Victory as Tarique Rahman’s Party Moves Towards Historic Mandate in Bangladesh Elections

Bangladesh’s political landscape has entered a dramatic new phase as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), led by Tarique Rahman, declared victory in the latest national elections. The announcement signals what could be a historic mandate for the party, reshaping the country’s governance and challenging the long-standing dominance of the Awami League. Background of the Election…

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Bajwa

Pakistan’s Bajwa Injury Mystery Deepens: Accident or Internal Military Clash? Intel Sources Raise Doubts

Pakistan’s political and military circles are abuzz with speculation after reports of former Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s injury surfaced, with conflicting narratives suggesting either an accident or an internal clash within the military establishment. Intelligence sources and analysts have raised doubts about the official version, fueling debates about transparency and stability in Pakistan’s…

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Khawaja Asif

‘Worse Than Toilet Paper’: Khawaja Asif Says US Used and Discarded Pakistan

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has launched a scathing attack on the United States, accusing Washington of exploiting Pakistan for its strategic interests and then discarding it “worse than toilet paper.” His remarks, delivered during a televised interview, have reignited debates about Pakistan’s foreign policy, its reliance on Western powers, and the long-term consequences of…

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Trade Deal

‘This Is What Surrender Looks Like’: Expert on US-Bangladesh Trade Deal Says India Did a Much Better Job

The recently signed US-Bangladesh trade deal has sparked intense debate across South Asia, with experts describing it as a “surrender” that could undermine Bangladesh’s long-term economic interests. While the agreement grants Bangladesh duty-free access for garments made with US cotton and man-made fibers, critics argue that the terms heavily favor Washington and could weaken Bangladesh’s…

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Bangladesh Elections

BNP vs Jamaat, Who Has the Edge in Bangladesh Elections? Pre-Poll Surveys Offer Mixed Signals

As Bangladesh heads into its February 12, 2026 national election, the first competitive polls since the ouster of Sheikh Hasina and the banning of the Awami League in 2024, the political landscape is dominated by two major contenders: the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami. Pre-poll surveys conducted by different organizations have offered varying predictions,…

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Ban India

‘Trying to Ban India, Others…’: Russia’s Lavrov Hits Out at US Over Oil Curbs; Slams ‘War’ Against Tankers

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has sharply criticized the United States for its continued sanctions and restrictions on Russian oil exports, accusing Washington of attempting to “ban India and other countries” from engaging in legitimate trade. Lavrov described the US measures as a “war against tankers”, claiming that the sanctions are designed to disrupt global…

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Sheikh Hasina

Student Leaders Who Overthrew Sheikh Hasina Set to Contest Bangladesh Elections: Here’s Who They Are

Two years after leading the July Revolution of 2024, which forced Bangladesh’s longest-serving prime minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee to India, several prominent student leaders are now stepping into mainstream politics. These figures, once the face of mass protests against public sector job quotas and government authoritarianism, are preparing to contest the Bangladesh…

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Operation Sindoor

Pakistan Faces Vaccine Cost Shock as Indian Supplies Dry Up After Operation Sindoor

Pakistan is grappling with a sudden vaccine supply crisis after Indian exports of critical doses dried up in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, a strategic move that has reshaped regional trade and health diplomacy. The halt in supplies has triggered a sharp rise in vaccine costs across Pakistan, straining its healthcare system and raising concerns…

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