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Gas-power crisis deepens amid conspiracy concerns

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Gas shortages have sharply reduced electricity generation, forcing many industries to suspend operations. The crisis has been driven by falling domestic gas production, reduced LNG supplies after problems at a floating LNG terminal, coal shortages at several power plants and lower electricity imports. Energy experts said the crisis cannot be resolved quickly because Continue Reading

Pakistan Warns India Over Treaty Suspension

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed his government’s strict stance against India’s unilateral suspension of the historic 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. Speaking in Islamabad, Mr. Sharif called India an “enemy of peace” and offered a dire warning, saying that any action that violates Pakistan’s essential water rights will be met with Continue Reading

US accuses 9 Latin nations of aiding China tariffs

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South China Morning Post   The White House has released a surprising report titled “The Great Transshipment Scam,” accusing more than 40 nations of systematically helping Chinese exporters evade stringent US taxes. In order to take advantage of cheaper import tax rates, items are purposefully routed through intermediary countries and falsely labelled with Continue Reading

U.S. Sailors Attempt Suicide on USS Lincoln

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The Guardian   In the midst of the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln’s prolonged deployment for the war with Iran, politicians and military families have expressed grave fears about a serious mental health crisis. Carrying 5,000 men, the ship has been at sea for an unprecedented 250 days without landing. Sailors have made several […]Continue Reading

US Dominance Waning Globally

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Aftab Chowdhury     For decades, the United States was seen as the supreme global decision-maker, a superpower that used direct influence or the threat of intervention to force conformity. Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Iran, and other resisting nations suffered terrible consequences. However, that unquestioned global supremacy is gradually declining. The United Continue Reading

Govt Committed to Business-Friendly Economy: PM

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Prime Minister Mr. Tarique Rahman has urged US companies to invest and expand in Bangladesh, assuring them of government support and a business-friendly environment. Speaking to a 50-member US-Bangladesh Business Council delegation at the Secretariat yesterday, he said the government was improving infrastructure, ports, logistics and energy security while encouraging Continue Reading

Oli Ahmed Named Opposition Candidate for President

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The nomination paper of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Chairman Col. (retd) Oli Ahmed was submitted to the Election Commission on behalf of the 11-party alliance for the country’s 23rd presidential election. Leaders of the alliance submitted the nomination paper to Chief Election Commissioner and presidential election officer Mr. A M M Nasir Uddin. The presidential […]Continue Reading

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