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AI's great promise could become humanity's greatest gamble

Bangladesh, Sept. 18 -- Artificial intelligence has moved from the realm of science fiction into the infrastructure of modern civilization. It is already transforming medicine, scientific research, ed... Read More


Bosnia seizes 1.1 tons of synthetic drugs in record €33 million bust

Bangladesh, Sept. 18 -- Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have seized nearly 1.1 metric tonnes of synthetic cathinones in what officials describe as the largest synthetic drug seizure in the count... Read More


Sudan's civil war is becoming a regional time bomb

Bangladesh, Sept. 14 -- When fighting erupted in Khartoum in April 2023 between Sudan's Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), it was initially viewed as another devastati... Read More


Elaine Chao's China ties raise fresh questions about US national security

Bangladesh, Sept. 12 -- Fresh reporting on alleged Chinese government appointments involving the former US cabinet secretary is reviving long-standing questions about Beijing's influence, conflicts of... Read More


China's oil restraint is quietly rewriting the global energy game

Bangladesh, Sept. 11 -- By choosing reserves, efficiency and flexibility over an oil-buying frenzy, China has emerged as an unexpected stabilizer of global energy markets When geopolitical conflict e... Read More


Chinas oil restraint is quietly rewriting the global energy game

Bangladesh, Sept. 10 -- By choosing reserves, efficiency and flexibility over an oil-buying frenzy, China has emerged as an unexpected stabilizer of global energy markets When geopolitical conflict e... Read More


The long wars linking Trump and Putin

Bangladesh, Sept. 7 -- War on a map is a calculation. War on the ground is a test of endurance. Leaders may enter a conflict believing they understand the balance of power, the enemys vulnerabilities... Read More


Americas nuclear revival: Powering the AI race and industrial future

Bangladesh, Sept. 2 -- Americas artificial intelligence ambitions are colliding with an old-fashioned problem: there is not enough reliable electricity to power the future Washington says it wants. T... Read More


Europes museum heists turn violent as criminal gangs target gold and jewels

Bangladesh, Aug. 25 -- Europe is facing a disturbing transformation in the way organized criminals target museums, with increasingly brazen gangs abandoning traditional methods of art theft in favor o... Read More


Americas $40 trillion debt is a warning Washington can no longer ignore

Bangladesh, Aug. 22 -- The United States has crossed a financial threshold that should command far more attention than it has received: its national debt has surpassed $40 trillion. The number is so e... Read More