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Will Imran’s ‘winning streak’ help or hamper his ambitions?
His party's sweeping victory enabled the party to take power back from the coalition in the country’s political heartland.
Bangladesh must avert food crisis
Despite the fact that Bangladesh making gains in food production and ensured greater availability of rice in recent years, it is still being sold at near-record high prices.
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Will the ‘Asean Way’ last forever?
Asean has over the past 55 years has made consensus fit for its purposes and made Aseam relevant and coherent until this day.
Load-shedding in Bangladesh: Are we living in 2022 or 1984?
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Authoritarian regime heightens danger of China invading Taiwan
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How Indonesian chairmanship can revitalize Asean centrality
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