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Tibetans wonder why the world is largely indifferent to their plight at the hands of the Chinese government and has not responded the way it sympathizes with the plight of Ukrainians
Brazilian foreign minister's visit should invigorate Bangladesh-Brazil ties
Brazil and Bangladesh have the potential for cooperation in a variety of industries, including agriculture, textiles, technology, and renewable energy, despite their physical distance from one another.
The Foundation Stone
What kind of God was this
Empowering women in India's MSME sector: Access to information and resources imperative
By addressing these challenges and implementing these recommendations, we can empower women entrepreneurs in the MSME sector, promote gender equality, and contribute to the socio-economic development of India.
Is US influence in world politics declining?
The struggle that the United States has faced to garner support for the Yemen campaign illustrates its diminishing ability to rally its allies to its causes. The lack of nations willing to engage in a war for US interests signals a shift in global dynamics. Even longstanding allies, such as Israel, appear less inclined to align with US policies.
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ASEI to honor engineers, scientists and community leaders at 34th National Convention
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Lata's voice and melodies gave renewed hope to mankind
Lata Mangeshkar redefined culture as we knew it for she was a citizen of the world
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Bangladesh-Japan ties touch new high in 50 years
Bangladesh-Japan relationship has reached a new level in investment and trade, with Tokyo offering plenty of assistance to Dhaka
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