Pakistan at crossroads
by Vladimir TerehovWE HAVE already used the term ‘crossroads’ when we discussed new trends in Japan’s foreign policy. These changes stem from an
- Thursday, September 11, 2025 , 11:12:16 am
by Vladimir TerehovWE HAVE already used the term ‘crossroads’ when we discussed new trends in Japan’s foreign policy. These changes stem from an
Goldman Sachs new boss has apologised to Malaysia for the role an ex-partner played in the corruption scandal at one of the country's wealth funds.How
The telecom giant’s service has allegedly suffered as it has not purchased sufficient spectrum to keep up with its growing customer base. Accor
The government is expected to announce a revised wage structure for apparel workers of grades 3, 4 and 5 today, in efforts to quell the labour unrest
A Philippine court on Thursday held a former bank manager guilty on eight counts of money laundering, the first conviction in one of the world’s lar
SEVERAL important events have occurred in Southeast Asia very recently, which shed a new light on the evolution and the current state of the conflict
Iran will boost trade with India as the European Union struggles to find a way to circumvent a fresh US embargo on Tehran, Iranian Foreign Minister Ja
A garment worker was killed and around 100 others were injured in clashes with police at Savar and Uttara in Dhaka and in Gazipur as workers continued
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim unexpectedly resigned on Monday, more than three years before his term ends in 2022, amid differences wi
Thousands of apparel workers in Dhaka, Gazipur and Savar staged protests on Monday for proportional wage hike for all grades of workers forcing to shu
BD Correspondent:The High Court has delivered a split order on three writ petitions filed by BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia that challenged rejection of
Only a few months ago, the world’s fortunes appeared increasingly robust. For the first time since the wealth-destroying agony of the global financi
