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US economy strained by $32 trillion Treasury debt

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The interest rate on 30-year US Treasury bonds has recently risen above 5.3%, its highest level in nearly two decades, increasing investor concerns over the US government’s mounting debt. The yield is also providing an important signal about the future of the US economy. Concerns have intensified due to the war in Iran, inflation, an […]Continue Reading

Tajikistan seeks Iranian oil despite Trump’s warning

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The Central Asian country of Tajikistan has expressed interest in importing large quantities of crude oil and other fuel products from Iran. According to an official statement from the country’s Transport Ministry, Tajikistan has applied to import around 2.55 million tonnes of fuel from Iran. According to the ministry, the proposed imports include 2 million […]Continue Reading

India’s 750 million youth demand a new future

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Nearly 750 million Indians under the age of 30 represent a demographic force capable of reshaping the country’s economic and political landscape. Larger than the combined populations of the United States and the European Union, this generation represents a huge workforce, consumer market and political force. But its enormous size is colliding with limited opportunities Continue Reading

Not a single penny will come back

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Those accused put in charge of recovery! Tk 27 lakh crore siphoned off during Hasina era Sayeed Ahmed Claims that Tk 27 lakh crore was siphoned out of Bangladesh during the Hasina era have fuelled efforts to recover the stolen assets. However, the recovery drive has yet to bring back any money, with experts blaming […]Continue Reading

Hegemony of Akhand Bharat Must Be Resisted Unitedly

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Jamaluddin Bari The main problem facing Bangladesh is multidimensional Indian aggression and hegemony. Hindutva-oriented Indians believe that because India assisted Bangladesh during its 1971 Liberation War, Bangladesh must accept Indian dominance and remain a vassal state. Patriotic Bangladeshi citizens have been aware of this policy from the beginning. Public opinion and Continue Reading

Time to rebuild Bangladesh after fascism: PM Tarique Rahman

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Prime Minister Mr. Tarique Rahman has said Bangladesh must now rebuild itself after being freed from fascist rule, stressing that national interests must come before personal interests. Speaking at a revenue conference at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre in Dhaka yesterday morning, Mr. Tarique said the government had inherited a fragile economy and was Continue Reading

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