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New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

TMX was always a financial loser. That’s why Kinder Morgan bailed. But now it is more than a financial basket case, writes Elizabeth May.

The famous beetroot soup is also popular in Russia, which decried the dish’s new protected status as an example of ‘contemporary Kyiv nationalism’.

The struggle for racial justice takes center stage this season, alongside surveys of Russian history, WWII espionage sagas, studies of white supremacist ideology in U.S. institutions, and tributes to pioneering Black Americans.

In Southeast Asia, every leader is in a difficult position.

The death panel report is a grotesquerie, cataloging just how miserably unfair climate change is to the vulnerable. In addition to failures in preparation and response, the coroners found that most of the 619 climate victims in B.C. were elders and neighbours with medical conditions, typically living in “socially or materially deprived neighbourhoods.”

We call the Great War “World War I” because there was a World War II, now the deadliest and most destructive war in history.

West Point English professor Elizabeth D. Samet talks about the picture of American exceptionalism that emerged post-World War II, the ways it has shaped

We are embarking on a wide-reaching transition. This transition is variously called the Green New Deal.

The history of World War II has become the latest front line between Washington and Beijing, as China asserts its role as a victor and traditional hegemon in the Pacific.