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Dhaka skyline view as the nation mourns former PM Khaleda Zia
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Khaleda Zia Bangladesh PM Death: First Female Leader Passes Away at 80

Khaleda Zia, the first female prime minister of Bangladesh, has died at 80. Following a long illness, her passing on Dec 30, 2025, marks the end of an era in South Asian politics.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Digital world map highlighting NATO allies and Ukraine borders
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NATO Defense Spending 2025 Rebalancing and the Trump-Ukraine Diplomacy Pivot

Analyze the 2025 rebalancing of NATO defense spending, Ukraine's strategy with Trump, and the escalating tensions in Bangladesh and Algeria.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Collage of global news events from late December 2025.
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Fragile Peace: Ukraine Christmas and Gaza Conflict 2025 Landscape

Explore the contrasting global events of late December 2025, from Ukraine Christmas celebrations and the Gaza conflict to Tarique Rahman's return to Bangladesh.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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17 Years in the Making: Tarique Rahman’s Million-Strong Return to Bangladesh
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17 Years in the Making: Tarique Rahman’s Million-Strong Return to Bangladesh

Tarique Rahman returns to Bangladesh after 17 years in London. A million supporters welcomed the BNP leader in Dhaka, signaling a major shift in the country's political landscape.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Tarique Rahman Returns: Over 1 Million Greet Bangladesh Opposition Leader After 17-Year Exile
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Tarique Rahman Returns: Over 1 Million Greet Bangladesh Opposition Leader After 17-Year Exile

Bangladesh's opposition leader Tarique Rahman has returned from a 17-year exile to a welcome of over one million supporters. This move could significantly reshape the nation's political landscape.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years, Setting Stage for Political Showdown
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Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years, Setting Stage for Political Showdown

After 17 years in exile, Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of Bangladesh's opposition BNP, has returned. His return sets the stage for a major political showdown with Sheikh Hasina's government.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years in Exile, Poised for Power
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Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years in Exile, Poised for Power

Tarique Rahman, the front-runner to be Bangladesh's next prime minister, has returned after 17 years in exile, setting the stage for a major political shift ahead of elections.

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Haneul Kim
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5 Million Supporters Expected: Bangladesh Opposition Leader Tarique Rahman to Return After 17 Years in Exile
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5 Million Supporters Expected: Bangladesh Opposition Leader Tarique Rahman to Return After 17 Years in Exile

Bangladesh's main opposition party, the BNP, is preparing to welcome back its leader Tarique Rahman from a 17-year exile with a rally of up to 5 million supporters, a key event ahead of the February general election.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Japan, Bangladesh Strike Key Trade Deal to Scrap Tariffs on Steel, Auto Parts
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Japan, Bangladesh Strike Key Trade Deal to Scrap Tariffs on Steel, Auto Parts

Japan and Bangladesh have confirmed a broad economic partnership agreement to eliminate tariffs on key exports like steel and auto parts. Analyze the impact on supply chains and investment in South Asia.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Anarchy in Dhaka: Assassination Unleashes Mob Violence as Bangladesh's Government Stands By
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Anarchy in Dhaka: Assassination Unleashes Mob Violence as Bangladesh's Government Stands By

Following the assassination of politician Sharif Osman Hadi, Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, has descended into violence. The interim government's failure to stop attacks on media outlets raises questions of complicity and state failure.

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HK
Haneul Kim
The Funeral That Shook a Nation: Why a Bangladeshi Activist's Death is a Digital-Age Warning for Global Leaders
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The Funeral That Shook a Nation: Why a Bangladeshi Activist's Death is a Digital-Age Warning for Global Leaders

An activist's funeral in Bangladesh drew massive crowds. PRISM analyzes why this is a critical warning sign of digital-age dissent and political risk.

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Minho Choi
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