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Every morning, students and teachers stepping into the academic building of Dhaka University’s Faculty of Business Studies are met with a familiar and frustrating sight: a lift that stands silent, its doors sealed, its buttons unresponsive. For a long time, this elevator—meant to carry people between floors and ease the…
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In a scene that felt both inevitable and devastating, Chubu Electric Power Co. announced on Sept. 14 that its president and chairman would resign and that it would withdraw its application to restart a nuclear plant, after an internal investigation exposed years of systematic seismic data manipulation. At a news conference in Nagoya, President Kingo Hayashi and Chairman Satoru Katsuno bowed in apology, offering words that seemed to acknowledge the depth of the betrayal. “I would like to once again offer my deepest apologies for the repeated incidents of misconduct, which have caused great concern and inconvenience to local residents…
On a quiet Sunday night in Johor Bahru, what should have been an ordinary evening at The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, was suddenly disrupted by an unsettling message. At around 11:31 p.m., the management of the shopping center received an email containing a bomb threat aimed at the business premises. The message was alarming enough to trigger immediate action, and the police were promptly informed. Although the area was already winding down, with only late-night shoppers and workers finishing their shifts, the news of a possible explosive device sent a ripple of tension through the air. For many, the mall…
