Who is Humanitarian leader Kazi Enayet Ullah contesting from Dhaka-17?
Kazi Enayet Ullah, a well-known businessman, writer, and social worker who has long been recognized for his contributions to community...
Has Pakistan’s Democracy Just Surrendered to Its Generals?
The Power Shift No One Dared to Stop In Islamabad this week, Pakistan’s parliament did something no general could ever...
Why India’s Quest for Regional Dominance Is Failing
1. The Mirage of Regional Supremacy When India opened its economy in the 1990s, the world imagined a new Asian...
Why Are Trump’s Tariffs Punching Below Expectations in Europe?
In the quiet corridors of Vienna's Austrian National Bank, where economic forecasts meet geopolitical storms, Martin Kocher offers a measured...
Is the World’s Largest Aircraft Carrier a Signal for War or a Bluff?
The arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest and most advanced aircraft carrier, in the Caribbean is...
Can America’s Longest Government Shutdown Really End Tonight — or Just Begin a New Crisis?
The United States stands at a weary crossroads again. After the longest government shutdown in its history, Washington’s marble corridors...
What Do Newly Released Epstein Emails Really Say About Trump?
On a Wednesday morning in November 2025, the House Oversight Committee dropped a bombshell from the past—three private emails from...
Is Jamaat’s ‘Reformist Face’ Just a New Mask for Old Hatred?
For years, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has been defined by one shadow: its role in the 1971 Liberation War and the violence...
Can a Government Truly Reopen After a Shutdown’s Scars?
The longest government shutdown in American history has inched toward a resolution, but the nation finds itself in a fragile...
Can Tariffs Really Pay for $2,000 Checks? Why Trump’s Plan Sounds Smart in Politics, but Risky in Economics
A Popular Promise with a Complicated Cost Tariffs are rarely popular. Even many supporters of Donald Trump dislike how tariffs...
What Lies Beneath China’s Collapsing Bridges?
A cloud of dust, sudden and violent, rose from the river gorge in China’s southwestern Sichuan province. In a matter...
Who Will Claim the Detroit Free Press High School Athlete of the Week Crown?
In the crisp November air of Michigan's high school gyms and pools, where every spike, dig, and stroke can swing...
Are the Mavericks’ Problems About Losing Games or Losing Trust?
The Dallas Mavericks hoped that this season would begin a new chapter. They traded their biggest star, Luka Doncic, and...
What Does New York City’s First Snow Reveal About Our Changing Winters?
The first snow of the season always carries a particular magic, a silent announcement that shifts the city’s rhythm. On...
Why Is Sydney Sweeney Staying Positive After Christy’s Box Office Miss?
In the dim glow of a Hollywood theater on November 7, 2025, Sydney Sweeney stepped into the ring—not as herself,...
Baruipur: A Brutal Crime and the Politics of Silence
Written by Tawsif Reza Chowdhury, a student of the Department of Economics, University of Chittagong On the recent 5th of...
Fact Check: Is Drinking Lemon Water Every Morning Actually Beneficial?
For years, a simple morning habit has been wrapped in almost quiet promise: a glass of water mixed with lemon...
Can the G7 Still Shape the Global Economy in a Multipolar World?
For nearly five decades, the Group of Seven was widely viewed as the steering committee of the global economy. Decisions...
Has the EU Outsourced Its Economic Sovereignty?
Europe spent decades promoting open markets as a path to shared prosperity. Trade barriers fell, production networks stretched across continents,...
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