Wed, 23 Jul 2025, 10:09 am
Opinion

Sri Lanka: the way forward

SINCE the Anuradhapura period, Sri Lanka has long held the status of a major trading epicentre given its accessibility because of its geographical location and available infrastructure. The country’s trade

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Civilian deaths of US war on terror

MADOGAZ Musa Abdullah still remembers the phone call. But what came next was a blur. He drove for hours, deep into the Libyan desert, speeding towards the border with Algeria.

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Ticket seekers suffer terribly: Night-long Wait at Kamalapur Railway Station

Touhidul Islam, a resident of Araihazar in Narayanganj, came to Kamalapur railway station in the capital on Sunday noon to collect advance train tickets for a Rngpur-bound train. “I stood

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Ukraine is pawn on grand chessboard

ZBIGNIEW Brzezinski’s book The Grand Chessboard was published 25 years ago. His assumptions and strategies for maintaining US global dominance have been hugely influential in US foreign policy. As the

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The universality of Ukraine

THE Russian war in Ukraine has dominated headlines in the United States and Europe. It has been presented as a generation-defining event and as a pivot in geopolitics that will

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Rohingyas: media messaging, policies need to change

WITHOUT a doubt, the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, did the right thing in September 2017 by granting protection to the Rohingya Muslim minority arriving in Bangladesh. The refugees and forced

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Justice still cries in RU professor murder

AFM Rezaul Karim Siddiquee was a professor of English at Rajshahi University. He was killed in an incident believed to have been carried out by Islamist terrorists, which observers have

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Graduate Employability: Whether Soft Skills Matter?

Graduates employability is now a national issue as every year huge number of graduates are passing out from higher educational institutions. Getting a job these days requires much more than

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Latin America, the Caribbean and Ukraine war

AS RUSSIAN president Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine moves through its second month, its unconcealable economic impact continues to grow at the global level. Price rises in energy,

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Clinton’s revisionism on NATO expansion

Yeltsin wanted Clinton to agree to never consider former Soviet republics for membership, but Clinton refused, arguing vaguely that expansion was not directed against Russia, ‘but against new threats to

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