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To Whom It May Concern, The gas crisis has become a cause of concern in Europe. Moreover, the gas crisis may increase in Europe in winter. This is mainly because of a possible low supply and the increased use of gas in winter. Notably, Europe buys a large volume of gas from Russia (about 40

To Whom It May Concern, The election commission of Bangladesh decided to use Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in one hundred and fifty constituencies in the upcoming parliamentary elections a few days ago. According to available sources, the election commission, which is a constitutional body and is responsible for holding the presidential, parliamentary, city corporations and

To Whom It May Concern, Egypt, according to multiple sources including the BBC, is going to hold the Arab Summit…

To Whom It May Concern, The government of Bangladesh has increased the price of fuels such as diesel, kerosene, petrol…

China started to carry out the biggest ever military drills in a reaction to the visit of the Speaker of…

Tension has risen on the border between Serbia and Kosovo a few days ago. This is because of the violence driven by the new Kosovar law that makes it mandatory for everyone including Serbians to have a Serbian Identity card and Pristina-issued Car License plate for passing the border or entering Serbia and replaces the

To Whom It May Concern, Girls’ education in Afghanistan is retarded once again. The Taliban government banned education for women especially at the secondary and higher secondary levels. Notably, the Taliban government banned girls’ education when they came to power earlier. Even if they told that they would provide the scope of girls’ education in

To Whom It May Concern, The Russia-Ukraine, which began with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has been going on for…

To Whom It May Concern, There are some canals in Dhaka that are illegally grabbed and/or are being narrowed due…

To Whom It May Concern, The global food crisis is augmented due to the Russia-Ukraine war, which started in February this year. Because of the deal, food grains will remain outside of the war. According to available sources, a deal has been reached with Russia after two months of efforts by the UN and Turkey.