The future of a nation rests not only on its economic policies or infrastructure projects, but on the strength of its classrooms. Universities are the spaces where future doctors, engineers, scientists, administrators, and thinkers are shaped. Yet in Bangladesh, the
DST News: The US Senate has approved the first step of a bipartisan agreement aimed at ending the country’s longest-ever government shutdown, offering the clearest sign yet that the political stalemate may soon be coming to an end. Following days
DST News: Typhoon Fung-wong moved away from the northwestern Philippines on Monday after unleashing heavy flooding, landslides and widespread power outages across several provinces. At least four people were confirmed dead, and more than 1.4 million residents were forced to
DST News: China’s Ministry of Commerce has announced a one-year suspension of countermeasures previously imposed on five U.S.-linked branches of Hanwha Ocean, the major South Korean shipbuilding company. The suspension took effect on Monday, according to a statement from the
DST News: Indonesia has added former president Suharto to its official list of national heroes, a decision that has immediately reignited long-running public divisions over his legacy. Suharto, who ruled Indonesia for more than three decades until 1998, oversaw a
DST News: British newspapers have given prominent coverage to the sudden resignations of BBC Director General Tim Davie and BBC News chief Deborah Turness, with many front pages on Monday framing the exits as a major moment for the national
