Muhammad Yunus, the interim leader of Bangladesh’s caretaker government, has thrown a political curveball by announcing that general elections will be held in April 2026....
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In any democracy, the military is meant to serve the nation—not steer its financial priorities. Yet, in Pakistan, the military’s stranglehold over the state’s...
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Once a towering figure in French and global politics, Nicolas Sarkozy now finds himself navigating the twilight of his career under a dark cloud of legal disgrace. The former...
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More often than not, family disputes end in divorce decrees and emotional wreckage. But recently, the Supreme Court of India authored a rare story of reconciliation. It...
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A high-stakes family conflict has erupted within one of India’s most powerful media families. The dispute centers around the ownership of Sun TV Networks Ltd., the...
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Recently, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) asked the makers of Aamir Khan’s upcoming movie Sitaare Zameen Par to include a quote by Prime Minister...
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Australia has taken a big step toward making the internet safer for young people. In a large and important government trial, new age-checking software was tested to block children...
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