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In April 2026, as Dhaka’s political calendar accelerates toward general elections and the IMF watches every legislative move from Washington, Bangladesh’s newly elected BNP-led parliament has...
Wall Street’s biggest banks are tracking a $40bn Q1 2026 trading bonanza fueled by the Iran war’s oil shock, VIX spike, and Hormuz chaos. Who profits...
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On April 9, a European rocket will lift a Chinese-European spacecraft into orbit from the jungle coast of French Guiana. In a world tearing itself apart...
There is a strip of seawater — twenty-one miles wide at its narrowest, wedged between the Iranian coastline and the Omani shore — that has long...
There is a particular kind of policy failure that announces itself quietly—not with a crisis, but with a statistic that arrives too late to matter. For...
The $82 billion exodus from America’s debt market signals more than wartime liquidity stress — it may mark the beginning of a structural reckoning for the...
When the White House quietly confirmed that US President Donald Trump would travel to Beijing on May 14 to 15, rescheduling a summit previously derailed by...
A landmark deal with TotalEnergies marks the first time Washington has paid a company not to build clean energy — and it may be the cheapest...
Atanu Chakraborty’s abrupt resignation as HDFC Bank Chairman exposes a deep power struggle with CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan. We analyze the leadership clash, governance fallout, and what...