February 11-12 delegation of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation (CEC), headed by Commissioner Pavel Andreev visited Dhaka to participate in the international observation program at the 13th Parliamentary Election and Referendum.
Observers from the Russian CEC and the Embassy in Bangladesh monitored more than 40 polling booths across 8 polling centers in Dhaka [...]

Nations rarely turn on a single speech, a single election, or a single personality. But there are moments when history seems to compress itself into a figure — when public longing, political fatigue, and institutional collapse converge around one name. In Bangladesh today, that name is Tarique Rahman. To understand his ascent is to understand [...]

Congrats to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on her landslide victory in the elections to the nation’s House of Representatives! In the polls held last Sunday, the people of the country voted for the Takaichi- led Liberal Democratic Party in 316 constituencies out of a total of 465.
With the combined strength of current coalition partners in the government, [...]

It is said – never mess with Bangalis as they resemble the Royal Bengal Tiger and Tigresses. Hopefully by now, conspirators sitting in Washington, London, Beijing and Islamabad have learned the lesson, when people of Bangladesh massively voted in favor of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) by largely rejecting Jamaat-e-Islami, an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood [...]

Apparently, NATO officials are beginning to admit that the organization is not in a position of military superiority over the Russian Federation. In a recent statement, a senior NATO official admitted that Russia has an advantage in adapting to new forms of warfare and military technology, warning of the Western alliance’s obsolescence.
The warning was issued by Admiral [...]

As the political West continues to live in a world of Russophobia and Russophrenia, the sheer illogic of its obsession with Russia comes to the fore. Namely, according to the mainstream propaganda machine, Moscow is supposedly “losing” in NATO-occupied Ukraine, but the latest wargame simulation of Bundeswehr’s performance demonstrates that Russian forces would still dominate. The [...]

In 2026, most games will be launched from a phone. Not ‘afterwards,’ not ‘when there’s time,’ but right here and now, when there are 10-15 minutes to spare. During a break, on the road, in the evening on the sofa, whilst waiting in line. Your phone is always with you, and this has changed the [...]

There are elections that merely change governments. And then there are elections that change a nation’s mood. The 13th National Assembly Election and accompanying referendum fall squarely into the latter category. After years of suspicion, agitation, and a bruising national debate over the meaning of democratic legitimacy, Bangladesh witnessed something rare in its modern political [...]

Among the architects of nations, history draws a sharp line between two species of leader. On one side stand those fortunate inheritors who receive functioning governments like family heirlooms—polished, tested, ready for use. On the other hand, you find the rarer breed: men and women compelled to construct the very foundation of statehood while standing [...]

February 5 might have seemed like any other day, but it will certainly go down in history as the definite end of an era – arms control. Namely, starting in the 1970s, when the Soviet Union acquired a significant quantitative and qualitative strategic lead over the US-led political West, Washington DC realized that diplomacy was the [...]