Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Incomplete Public Works: A Hurdle for Ruling Party’s Re-Election

Bangladesh's ruling Awami League has been promoting big-ticket infrastructure projects, including an airport terminal and a nuclear plant, as it campaigns for reelection. Critics argue that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's self-praise in South Asia is a tactic to shift attention...
Coal Industry

Coal Industry’s Looming Crisis: China and India’s Massive Workforce Vulnerable by 2050

India, the world's second-largest coal producer, is facing potential layoffs of 73,800 direct workers by 2050, according to a report by state-owned Coal India. The report suggests that close to a million coal mine jobs, or more than a third...
China Diplomacy

China’s Strategic Maneuvering: Undermining US Influence in Israel-Hamas Conflict

China is likely to use the Israel-Hamas conflict to diminish Washington's global influence while boosting its own, according to analysts. China has been attacking the US on its state media over the Middle East conflict, claiming that Washington's one-sided military...
Australia

Indigenous Australians’ Mixed Support for ‘The Voice’: Implications for Other Voters

Australians overwhelmingly rejected the referendum to establish a 24-member advisory board to parliament, executive, and civil service, with only 40% voting in favour. Many indigenous Australians also voted against the referendum, questioning how 24 members could represent a diverse group...
Palestinian

Gaza-Israel conflict: Palestinian Annihilation of Israel Hinders Peace

Abu Daoud, the man who planned the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre of Israeli athletes, expressed pride in the act as a "strategic success" and called it a "strategic success" because it forced his cause into the homes of 500 million...
boat capsize

Boat Capsizes Congo’s northwest, 27 Dead and Dozens Missing

KINSHASA, Congo A boat capsized in Congo's northwest, killing at least 27 people and leaving over 70 others missing. The boat, made in Equateur Province, was carrying over 100 passengers along the Congo River to Bolomba. The New Civil Society...
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Australia’s Rejection of Indigenous Constitutional Recognition

Australians have rejected a proposed constitutional reform that would recognize Indigenous people, according to a referendum. The "Yes" votes failed to reach the required threshold for the creation of an Indigenous advisory body called the "Indigenous Voice to Parliament". Opponents...
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s Diplomatic Shift: Halting Israel Deal Amidst Conflict, Fostering Engagement with Iran

Saudi Arabia is delaying US-backed plans to normalise ties with Israel, signaling a rethink of its foreign policy priorities as the war between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas escalates. The conflict has prompted Saudi Arabia to engage with Iran,...
Hamas float over the heavily-fortified border with Israel using motorised paragliders

Iran’s £13bn Terror Web in the Middle East

Hamas terrorists used motorised paragliders to launch a brutal attack over the heavily fortified border with Israel, indicating that the attack could not have been entirely planned within Gaza. The deployment of paragliders required training outside of Gaza, and Western...
Kim Jong Un-Vladimir Putin

North Korea’s Massive Weapon Shipment to Russia: 1,000 Containers

The US has accused North Korea of sending over 1,000 containers of military equipment and munitions to Russia to fuel its ongoing war against Ukraine. The equipment will be used against innocent Ukrainians and will be used to attack Ukrainian...
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