Generally, with the change of the political command in a democracy, its foreign policy direction, too, goes some transformation. Will it happen in Japan after the election of Sanae Takaichi as its new ...

Bangladesh’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, has become a controversial figure, increasingly seen as embodying what the ...

As of mid-2025, roughly 31 of Africa’s 54 nations still criminalize same-sex relationships. The latest addition to that list ...

Greek authorities have dismantled a sprawling criminal network accused of defrauding the European Union’s agricultural ...

Malta has revoked the citizenship of Russian national Semen Kuksov, who was convicted in the United Kingdom for laundering ...

The European Parliament has drawn a sharp line in the sand with Serbia, condemning Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s ...

India is taking deliberate steps to strengthen the global role of its national currency, the rupee, in international trade. According to government sources cited by local and international media on ...

In one of the largest crackdowns on cyber fraud in Southeast Asia, Myanmar’s military has arrested more than 2,000 people and ...

Uganda has long stood as one of Africa’s most open and compassionate hosts for refugees, a distinction that has gained ...

In a sweeping judgment that marks one of the most consequential blows ever dealt to organized crime in Europe, Italy’s Court ...

Italian police have dealt a significant blow to one of southern Italy’s most entrenched mafia organizations, arresting three ...

On October 21, veteran journalist Atiq Rahman Purnia hosted a thought-provoking episode of his podcast Purnia View, featuring Major (Retd.) Mohammad Akhtaruzzaman Ranjan – a seasoned political analyst ...