Khaleda Zia

Bangladesh’s ‘Crown Prince’ Re-Enters Arena After 17 Years in Exile: Why Khaleda Zia’s Son is Central to Dhaka’s Next Political Reset

Bangladesh’s political landscape is witnessing a dramatic shift with the return of Tarique Rahman, the elder son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia and widely regarded as the “crown prince” of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). After spending 17 years in exile in London, Tarique’s re-entry into Dhaka’s political arena has sparked intense debate about…

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_Jeff Landry

‘Not Welcome Here’: Greenlanders Threaten Mass Protests Against Trump Special Envoy Jeff Landry

The announcement of Jeff Landry as the special envoy to Greenland by the Trump administration has sparked widespread outrage among Greenlanders, with local groups threatening mass protests against his visit. The controversy underscores the tension between Washington’s geopolitical ambitions in the Arctic and Greenland’s determination to protect its sovereignty, culture, and environment. Background of the…

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Mukesh Ambani

Mukesh Ambani Says Reliance is ‘At the Threshold’ of a Deep-Tech Shift, From Jio to Green Energy

Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani has declared that the conglomerate is “at the threshold of a deep-tech shift,” signaling a transformative journey that spans from its telecom arm Jio to ambitious ventures in green energy. His remarks highlight Reliance’s evolving strategy to position itself as a leader in cutting-edge technologies, sustainable energy solutions, and digital…

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Madhu Gottumukkala

Madhu Gottumukkala: US Cyber Security Agency Acting Chief at Centre of Polygraph Row

The acting head of America’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Madhu Gottumukkala, has found himself at the centre of a major controversy after reports surfaced that he failed a polygraph test linked to access to highly sensitive intelligence. The incident has triggered investigations, staff suspensions, and widespread debate about leadership, trust, and security protocols…

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Shehbaz Sharif

Pakistanis to Sweat More as IMF Turns Down Shehbaz Sharif’s Request to Slash Taxes on Condoms

In a development that has stirred debate across Pakistan’s economic and social circles, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reportedly rejected Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s request to slash taxes on condoms. The decision, though seemingly focused on a niche product, reflects broader tensions between Pakistan’s fiscal policies and IMF’s stringent conditions for financial assistance. The…

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Tripura CM

Border Security Tightened, State Prepared for Any Situation: Tripura CM

Tripura Chief Minister has assured citizens that the state is fully prepared to handle any situation, with border security tightened and administrative machinery placed on high alert. The announcement comes amid rising concerns over cross-border movements, regional tensions, and the need to safeguard peace and stability in the northeastern state. Background of the Security Measures…

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SEBI Chief

As Investors Triple, SEBI Chief Warns: Governance is Non-Negotiable, India’s Booming Markets Can’t Absorb Lapses

India’s capital markets are witnessing unprecedented growth, with the number of investors tripling over the past few years. This surge has brought optimism, liquidity, and global attention to the country’s financial ecosystem. However, amid the boom, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chief has issued a stern warning: governance is non-negotiable, and lapses…

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Indigenous Group

Indigenous Group’s Protest Outside Bangladesh Mission and a ‘1971’ Reminder

A wave of political and cultural tension unfolded as an indigenous group staged a protest outside the Bangladesh mission, invoking the memories of 1971, the year of Bangladesh’s liberation war. The demonstration highlighted grievances over indigenous rights, representation, and historical injustices, while drawing attention to the symbolic reminder of the sacrifices made during the liberation…

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