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Tarique Rahman Faces Pakistan Challenge: Will Dhaka Realign After Yunus Era?

New Delhi: With Tarique Rahman set to assume office as Bangladesh’s next prime minister, global and regional observers are watching closely to see how he will navigate relations with Pakistan amid a complex geopolitical landscape. Since Muhammad Yunus took over as the caretaker of the interim government in Bangladesh, ties between Dhaka and Islamabad have

UN Panel Rejects Pakistan’s ‘JeM Defunct’ Claim, Confirms Group Behind Red Fort Attack

United Nations: A United Nations terrorism monitoring team has contradicted Pakistan’s assertion that Jaish-e-Mohammed is defunct, highlighting the group’s continued activity and its role in the Red Fort attack in Delhi last November. The UN’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, in a report submitted to the Security Council last week, said JeM was “reported

EU-India FTA Signals Shift in Global Order Amid US Tariff Tensions: Report

New Delhi: The proposed EU-India Free Trade Agreement, described as the “mother of all deals,” reflects a changing global power dynamic in a post-US world order, according to a report in The Guardian. The analysis highlights rising concerns over territorial sovereignty, punitive tariffs, and the erosion of multilateral institutions. The trade deal announced recently by

US Stays Neutral Ahead of Bangladesh Elections, Emphasises People’s Choice

Washington: The United States clarified its stance on Bangladesh’s upcoming elections, stating it does not support any party and reaffirming that the decision on the next government rests entirely with the Bangladeshi people. “The United States does not take sides in Bangladesh’s elections. The choice of Bangladesh’s next government is a sovereign decision for the

Report: Late Libyan Dictator Gaddafi’s Son Killing Signals Mediterranean Shift Toward Managed Disorder

Tel Aviv: The killing of Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi, son of late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, reflects a wider Mediterranean trend away from political solutions, with elections delayed indefinitely, assassinations used as corrective tools, and external actors adapting to a state of managed disorder, a report said on Tuesday. It added that this does not represent

US Lawmakers Flag Alleged Attacks on Religious Minorities in Bangladesh Ahead of Elections

Washington: US lawmakers have raised concerns over reported human rights violations and violence against religious minorities, including Hindus, in Bangladesh, calling for greater global attention as the country prepares for upcoming elections. At a Congressional briefing, Rep. Suhas Subramanyam said the forum was intended to spotlight abuses that often go unreported. “Human rights is an

Bangladesh Poll a “Sham” With No Credibility, Says Former Foreign Minister

Washington: Bangladesh’s former foreign minister A K Abdul Momen has termed the upcoming parliamentary election a “sham election,” urging the United States to reject the vote and refuse recognition, citing the banning of major parties and denial of full public participation. The election, scheduled for February 12, has been “prearranged,” Momen alleged in an interview

US House Hearing Warns of Global Crackdown on Religious Freedom

Washington: A joint House Foreign Affairs hearing highlighted that authoritarian regimes and extremist violence are intensifying attacks on faith communities worldwide, while US policy tools and enforcement measures struggle to keep pace with the growing crisis. At a hearing titled “Defending Religious Freedom Around the World,” Congressman Christopher Smith said religious liberty — often described

Trump Says U.S. Sending Bigger Naval Force Toward Iran While Seeking a Deal

Washington: President Donald Trump announced that the United States is deploying a larger naval force toward Iran, stating that Washington still aims to reach an agreement but is prepared for other scenarios if negotiations do not succeed. Trump said the deployment would be bigger than the US naval presence near Venezuela. He described it as

Trump Says Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Have Chance To Succeed, Negotiators Near Possible Deal

Washington: US President Donald Trump said efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war could succeed, noting that negotiators are moving closer to a potential settlement despite ongoing hostility and deep mistrust between the two sides. “I think they stand a chance,” Trump said on Friday, when asked about the prospects for peace talks. He said the

Tag: international relations

Tarique Rahman Faces Pakistan Challenge: Will Dhaka Realign After Yunus Era?

UN Panel Rejects Pakistan’s ‘JeM Defunct’ Claim, Confirms Group Behind Red Fort Attack

EU-India FTA Signals Shift in Global Order Amid US Tariff Tensions: Report

US Stays Neutral Ahead of Bangladesh Elections, Emphasises People’s Choice

Report: Late Libyan Dictator Gaddafi’s Son Killing Signals Mediterranean Shift Toward Managed Disorder

US Lawmakers Flag Alleged Attacks on Religious Minorities in Bangladesh Ahead of Elections

Bangladesh Poll a “Sham” With No Credibility, Says Former Foreign Minister

US House Hearing Warns of Global Crackdown on Religious Freedom

Trump Says U.S. Sending Bigger Naval Force Toward Iran While Seeking a Deal

Trump Says Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Have Chance To Succeed, Negotiators Near Possible Deal

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