How investigative journalism forced Beijing to recalculate on Xinjiang

Bangladesh, Feb. 4 -- When the Chinese government quietly began retreating from its vast system of detention camps in Xinjiang after 2019, Beijing insisted nothing fundamental had changed. Officials c... Read More

Trump, Epstein, and the politics of denial: What the newly released files really show

Bangladesh, Feb. 3 -- US President Donald Trumps renewed denial of any meaningful association with the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has once again pushed one of the most p... Read More

Libyas invisible state: How a broken country refuses to collapse

Bangladesh, Jan. 31 -- More than a decade after NATOs 2011 intervention, Libya remains the most misunderstood state on the Mediterranean. To outside observers, the country appears terminally fractured... Read More

Drug traffickers pivot to smaller ports as security tightens at Europes major hubs

Bangladesh, Jan. 29 -- Cocaine trafficking into Europe has entered a new and increasingly complex phase, as criminal networks adapt rapidly to tighter security at the continents largest ports. Accordi... Read More

NATO at a crossroads: Preparing for a defining summit in a pivotal year

Bangladesh, Jan. 28 -- The coming year will test the resilience, adaptability, and political cohesion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization more severely than at any point since the end of the Col... Read More

A transatlantic rift no one wins: Is the US–Europe divide inevitable?

Bangladesh, Jan. 27 -- A rift between the United States and Europe is no longer a theoretical concern discussed only in academic journals or closed-door diplomatic forums. It is now a visible and grow... Read More

Trumps ‘Board of Peace: Power, illusion, and the long tradition of American political engineering

Bangladesh, Jan. 26 -- American global power has never been exercised solely through military force. Equally central to its dominance has been the ability to design, redesign, and selectively bypass i... Read More

Restoring the rule of law in US immigration policy

Bangladesh, Jan. 25 -- The United States decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali immigrants in March has ignited strong reactions across the country. In states such as Minnesota, h... Read More

How Palantirs deepening ties with the UK Ministry of Defence are reshaping British defence policy

Bangladesh, Jan. 24 -- The growing relationship between the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the US data analytics and surveillance firm Palantir has ignited an intense debate about transparency, acco... Read More

How Cambodia became a safe haven for organized crime

Bangladesh, Jan. 23 -- For much of the early post–Cold War era, Cambodia was seen as a country struggling heroically to rebuild after catastrophe. Decimated by genocide, civil war, and foreign i... Read More

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