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Kazim Alam
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
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As Bangladesh readies for first post-Hasina polls, voters likely to approve Dhaka's Pakistan pivot
Analysts say the shift in public mood can help parties with a soft corner for Pakistan win power.
7 min read
Why is Syrian army's capture of Suleyman Shah's tomb important for Türkiye?
The tomb of the grandfather of the Ottoman Empire’s founder has survived two relocations, something that reflects Türkiye’s determination to preserve Ottoman history despite geopolitical challenges.
6 min read
Will the US attempt to seize Greenland be detrimental to NATO’s cohesion?
From emboldening Russia to sparking a war among members, experts unpack the potential ramifications of Trump’s aggression.
7 min read
Why Israel’s ‘recognition’ of Somaliland is fuelling fears of Palestinian resettlement
Any policy advocating the forced relocation of Palestinians from Gaza will constitute a clear violation of the commitments made under the Gaza peace plan, analysts say.
5 min read
A year after Assad's fall, China takes first tentative steps into Syria affairs
The world’s top development financier maintained a restrained approach towards New Syria, limiting contacts to low levels and withholding diplomatic or economic commitments. That cautious era now appears to be ending
6 min read
2025 in review: The year when the world went into war over Trump’s tariffs
Washington announced, paused, negotiated and revised tariff rates for different trade partners for most of 2025, sending worldwide economic tremors that affected everyone, from Chinese dollmakers to Brazilian coffee farmers.
7 min read
From film festivals to campuses: How India is silencing pro-Palestine voices
Critics say the Modi government’s attempt to stop the screening of Gaza-related movies at an international film festival is meant to suppress public expressions of support for Palestine.
6 min read
Civilians in junta’s crosshairs as Myanmar civil war shows no signs of a quick end
Four years after the military seized power in the Asian nation, the UN warns of a grave risk to children caught in the crossfire between the junta and militia groups.
6 min read
Meloni’s party wants government control over Italy’s gold reserves. Why is it such a big deal?
The proposed law would turn Italy’s gold into political hard currency, potentially giving an incumbent government unprecedented power to use the bullion to fund populist measures.
7 min read
Officials carrying out a controversial electoral overhaul in India are dying — and nobody knows why
Opposition parties allege that the exercise to update the electoral rolls has morphed into a political operation by Prime Minister Modi’s BJP party to reduce the number of voters from minority communities.
6 min read
