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International
Isabel dos Santos faces international arrest warrant
Sources say Interpol’s “Red Notice” for Isabel dos Santos relates to allegedly corrupt dealings exposed in ICIJ’s Luanda Leaks investigation. By Fergus Shiel and Micael Pereira
The international...
International
Sanctioned businessman has links to major Croatian tourism developer
Sanctioned Croatian businessman Mihajlo Perenčević has extensive financial ties with country’s major tourism developer. Writes Mašenjka Bačić
New documents confirm previous investigations by Oštro and OCCRP that...
International
US sanctions financial network of Suleiman Kerimov
An ICIJ investigation detailed how Swiss businessman Alexander Studhalter was at the center of a vast web of shell companies tied to Suleiman Kerimov...
Opinion
State Department’s failures in the Middle East
From 1993-2000, the State Department extended the red carpet treatment to the anti-US Yasser Arafat as a messenger of peace, worthy of the Nobel...
Opinion
AP sacks reporter for falsely stating Russia fired missile at Poland
AP has sacked its reporter who had tried to put blame on Russia for the missile that hit Poland. Write Harold Hutchison
The Associated Press...
Opinion
Taliban chop hands while Biden funds them
It’s not enough for the Biden administration to steal billions from 9/11 families and send it to the Taliban, it has to go all the way...
Opinion
Middle East should not pay for Biden’s cheap oil
Biden is catering to his donors’ desire to have it both ways: lots of oil and cheap gas, without any messy environmental consequences. Writes...
Opinion
How are FTX crypto exchange, DNC corruption and ’Ukraine aid’ connected
Fox News political commentator Jesse Watters thinks the evidence, although not conclusive at the moment, cannot be ignored and that the DNC’s motives to...
International
Republican Party gets further Muslim support
While the Muslim community is seeing more of an alignment with the Republican Party, the shift to the party could be greater, however, if...
Economy
The spectacular collapse of a $30 billion crypto exchange
A few days later, rival firm Binance (the biggest crypto exchange) announced it would sell its holdings of FTT tokens, a crypto that reportedly comprises much...
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Foreign intelligence report says, Bangladesh opposition heading towards extinction
A recent report of a foreign intelligence agency said Bangladesh's main political opposition party is facing the possible risk of extinction as the top leadership of the party has been taking "suicidal" decisions by totally depending on a number of key figures in the Biden administration, including...
Bangladesh seeks UN’s support amidst electoral challenges
Bangladesh, perched on the precipice of transformative political shifts, has reached out fervently to the United Nations, seeking substantive assistance and counsel in navigating a landscape fraught with multifaceted challenges and external pressures. Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen's impassioned appeal, meticulously articulated through a comprehensive letter addressed...
Russia strongly condemns Western sanctions, advocates mutual cooperation
In a notable diplomatic exchange, the Russian Ambassador to Bangladesh, Alexander Mantytskiy, vocalized Russia's staunch disapproval of what he termed "illegal actions" from Western nations, particularly pointing a finger at the United States and its allies for their propensity to impose sanctions on other countries. Mantytskiy's unwavering...
United States wants free and fair elections in Bangladesh
The United States has reiterated its commitment to promoting free and fair elections in Bangladesh, emphasizing its reluctance to speculate on the outcome of the upcoming general election scheduled for January 7, 2024. The statement was made by US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller during a regular...
A deeper look into the 12th Parliamentary Election in Bangladesh
As the anticipation for the 12th parliamentary election in Bangladesh intensifies, it becomes imperative to delve into the intricacies of the evolving political landscape to ensure a transparent and democratic electoral process.
Kamal Ahmed's recent article, titled "Placing dummies as alternatives disenfranchises voters", has sparked a critical dialogue...
The complex landscape of Rohingya refugee crisis
As the dust settles on the concrete road, transitioning from a well-trodden path to a makeshift one flanked by barbed wire fences and shelters of bamboo and tarpaulin, a stark reality unfolds in Cox’s Bazar – the Rohingya refugee camps. In the midst of this seemingly forsaken...
Russia has always been Bangladesh’s friend in need
Eversince Joe Biden entered White House, gradually the entire world is turning into multiple battlefields, as he and his globalist cronies in the West are consistently executing notorious plots in turning every nation into their slaves of whims. Latest victims of Biden’s notoriety are countries in Asia...
Washington plays double-standard centering Bangladesh’s ongoing battle against terrorism
Agree with me or not - the reason behind notorious Islamist Mohamed Morsi Eissa al-Ayyat alias Mohamed Morsi becoming Egyptian president and bringing Muslim Brotherhood to Egypt - was the “Arab Spring”, which was blueprinted and executed by key policymakers sitting in cozy chairs in Washington’s Capitol....
Sanctions warfare on Russia proven to be a spectacular failure
Ever since Russia started its full-scale strategic counteroffensive against NATO aggression in Europe, the political West has been insisting on the idea that the Eurasian giant is supposedly "isolated" and the "international pariah". However, time and again, Moscow keeps debunking this laughable notion. Recent events have not...
US turns Africa into new testing ground for secret biological weapons
The United States biological weapons program officially began in spring 1943 on orders from US President Franklin Roosevelt. Research continued following World War II as the US built up a large stockpile of biological agents and weapons. Over the course of its 27-year history, the program weaponized...
Even Washington Post admits, Kiev is losing
When Russia was forced to respond to NATO's crawling aggression by launching its strategic counteroffensive, officially known as the special military operation (SMO), top NATO commanders, such as General Mark Milley (ret), then the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, claimed that Kiev would fall "within 72...
Laziness is a major hindrance to career building
By: A T M Moslah Uddin Jabed
Laziness is a common and persistent challenge that plagues many individuals in their daily lives. It can hinder personal growth, productivity, and even lead to missed opportunities. Overcoming laziness requires a combination of self-awareness, motivation, and practical strategies. In this article,...