Breaking · Iran Crisis · Confirmed The End of an 86-Year-Old Supreme Ruler
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who governed Iran with near-absolute authority for nearly four decades, was killed in Saturday's joint US-Isra...
February 2026
BREAKING ANALYSIS | WORLD AFFAIRS | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2026
Preemptive Strike or Political Paranoia? Why the U.S. and Israel Attacked Iran A war launched in the name of nuclear fear — yet built on ...
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Enter Critical Phase in Geneva
A third round of high-stakes indirect negotiations between American and Iranian officials is underway in Geneva, with the outcome potentia...
Prime Minister returns from exile
Tarique Rahman: From 17 Years in Exile to the Prime Minister’s Office After nearly two decades away from home, Tarique Rahman has returned...
Bangladesh’s July National Charter Referendum: What Changes Now and Why It Matters
Bangladesh has just gone through a major political moment. In the recent referendum, voters were asked whether they approved the implement...
Kite Diplomacy in Lahore: How Aminul Islam’s Unexpected Stop Helped Defuse a World Cup Crisis
Before a five-hour, high-stakes meeting that helped ease one of the biggest crises of the ongoing T20 World Cup, Bangladesh Cricket Board ...
Halle Berry Inside Her Fourth Wedding Journey with Van Hunt
Six years ago, when the world had slowed to a standstill under the shadow of COVID-19, a quiet love story began to take shape online. Amid ...
Thailand Votes Today: General Election and Constitutional Referendum Set to Shape the Nation’s Future
Thailand heads to the polls today as voters take part in a general election alongside a national referendum on constitutional reform, a vo...
Ballots from Brick Lane: How Much Do British Bangladeshi Voters Really Matter in Bangladesh’s Election?
On a cold afternoon in East London, the smell of biryani mixes with the noise of traffic from Ballots from Brick Lane: How Much Do British...
January 5, 2014: The Election That Exposed Bangladesh’s Democratic Collapse
January 5, 2014 remains one of the most controversial and defining days in Bangladesh’s political history. It was the day an election was h...
Libya’s Living Ghost: Why Saif al-Islam Survived Longer Than He Should Have
The real shock in the story of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi isn’t that he is dead. The real shock is that he stayed alive for so long. In Libya, ...
Why India and the U.S. Dominate the Conversation When Bangladesh Holds an Election
In Bangladesh, elections rarely stay confined within national borders. Alongside political conflict and violence, there has long been a ha...
US carrier shoots down Iranian drone as tensions escalate and diplomatic talks hit a snag
A US aircraft carrier shot down an Iranian drone that “aggressively approached” the ship in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday hours before two gu...
Politics in cricket: Mustafiz loses Tk 90m, ICC stands to lose Tk 60b
ICC T20 World Cup The news first broke on 16 December last year. In the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction, Mustafizur Rahman was bought b...
From Classroom to Power Circles: The Rise and Fall of Jeffrey Epstein
Jeffrey Epstein is one of those names that refuses to fade, no matter how many years pass. His story is disturbing not just because of the...
