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Bidit L. Dey

Bidit L. Dey is a Professor of Marketing at Northumbria University (UK).

    October 8, 2026
    Artificial Intelligence/Education

    OpenAI Releases 722 Mathematical Papers, Prompting Both Astonishment and Caution

    OpenAI has released 722 mathematical papers covering proofs and disproofs of a wide range of problems, a scale that has astonished mathematicians while also prompting caution over how the results can be

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    The West Must Rediscover the Spirit of Ancient Greece

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    October 8, 2026

    Montana Governor to Visit Sri Lanka to Expand Agricultural Trade and Security Cooperation

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    Montana Governor Greg Gianforte will visit Sri Lanka on October 9 with First Lady Susan Gianforte and a delegation from the US state, seeking

    Microsoft unveils Nvidia-powered AI PCs as Windows 11 gains new agent tools

    Artificial Intelligence

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    Neo-Liberalism Meets Religious Extremism: Bangladesh’s Fragile Future

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    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

    Following Sheikh Hasina’s removal from the position of Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of a non-partisan interim government. His strategy for political survival involved forming alliances with Islamist parties

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