Leading U.S. private equity firms have abruptly paused their controversial “on-cycle” recruitment process, a practice that involved hiring promising college graduates for roles set to begin several years in the future. The
MoreLeading U.S. private equity firms have abruptly paused their controversial “on-cycle” recruitment process, a practice that involved hiring promising college graduates for roles set to begin several years in the future. The
MoreUBS has made approximately 100 “goodwill payments” to clients in Switzerland who suffered steep losses on foreign exchange derivatives after market turmoil sparked by former U.S. President Donald Trump’s April 2 “liberation
MoreOpenAI, the $300 billion artificial intelligence powerhouse, has dramatically strengthened its security protocols to shield its intellectual property from foreign spying attempts, particularly amid rising concerns about Chinese corporate espionage. According to
MoreSamsung Electronics has stunned investors with a forecast of a 56% drop in second-quarter operating profit, as ongoing U.S. export restrictions on China and setbacks in supplying advanced AI memory chips to
MoreWhen Bangladesh’s streets erupted in protest in mid-2024, few could have predicted how swiftly Sheikh Hasina’s regime would crumble. The ousting of the prime minister last August, after years of mounting authoritarianism and growing
MoreEditor’s Note: This news article has been altered to comply with platform policies regarding sensitive content while preserving the factual reporting. Authorities in Nanjing have arrested a 60-year-old man suspected of disguising
MoreThe laboratory of developmental biologist Michael Levin at Tufts University, with its dozen or so postgrads, is a hub of ideas, experiments, and discoveries. Most exciting is the focus on cognition as
MoreA new report released today lays out a strategic roadmap for Sri Lanka to achieve sustainable, inclusive, and transformative economic growth over the next five years. Titled Sustaining Transformative Growth in Sri
MoreSri Lanka has to navigate its foreign policy within turbulent waters, considering its pivotal location in the Indian Ocean. Being the neighbour to India—a regional power, which some consider an emerging superpower—India
MoreThe Iranian province of Sistan-o-Balochistan, historically marked by marginalization and sporadic insurgency, is once again witnessing waves of unrest. Recent developments suggest that this unrest is neither spontaneous nor entirely local in
MoreBrazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has sharply criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for threatening punitive tariffs on Brics nations, calling the move irresponsible and disrespectful. Speaking at the close of
MoreOn July 4, 2025, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested a key accused, Abdul Rahaman, on his arrival from Qatar at Kannur International Airport in the Kannur District of Kerala, in connection
MoreOn June 27, 2025, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar stated that all Islamic forces in the country will soon arrive at unity, ahead of the forthcoming national election. Parwar
MoreA man who once inspected tomatoes and cleaned toilets after late-night parties now stands among the world’s most respected scientists. American virologist Charles M. Rice, Nobel Prize laureate in Physiology or Medicine,
Moreby Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor We must, without doubt, congratulate another gathering of BRICS 2025, but this polished ceremony of rhetorical commitment masks a disquieting duplicity—a theatre of solidarity that often performs
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