The Story Behind Bangladesh’s Women and the Rise of Religious Schools
Sheikh Hasina made significant strides toward advancing women’s economic empowerment, yet her efforts were ultimately overshadowed by the rapid growth
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The Black Tiger: India’s Most Daring Spy Who Disappeared into Pakistan
This wasn’t the clean espionage of Hollywood—it was messy, lonely, and treacherous. He was just 23 years old when he
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ANALYSIS: Ceasefire or Illusion? The Three Pillars Peace Needs
To achieve lasting cessation of hostilities, three core issues must be resolved – and resolved fully, not cosmetically. Some of
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MBS: Powering Saudi Arabia Beyond Oil
The reforms are part of the broader Vision 2030 initiative that is rapidly modernizing the Kingdom—socially, economically, and culturally. A
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OPINION: PM Modi’s Caribbean Homecoming—A Cultural Reunion in Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago, with its Indian roots and vibrant democracy, is well-placed to serve as a bridge between India and
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Syria Likely To Normalize Ties with Israel Before Lebanon, Says Syrian Expat
Jerusalem — A Syrian expatriate has told Israeli media that she firmly believes Syria may become the next Arab state
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Sect, State, and Survival: The Asads and the Reversal of Syria’s Social Order
Regimes that prioritize power over people will eventually crumble, no matter how long they hold on. On December 8, 2024,
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Under Pressure: Senior Hamas Officials in Qatar Ordered to Disarm Amid Ceasefire Push
Jerusalem – Senior Hamas leaders based in Qatar have reportedly been instructed to lay down their personal weapons in a
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Activists Condemn Iran’s Mass Deportation of Afghans After Israel War
Tehran – A powerful coalition of over 1,300 activists, artists, journalists, and human rights defenders from Iran and Afghanistan have
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OPINION: No, It Didn’t Start on October 7. It Started in 1987
Iran can’t export its revolution to a quiet region. It needs the noise, the chaos, the funerals, the flames. And
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