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After over five decades of dictatorship and 13 years of conflict, Syria faces a demolished infrastructure, destroyed buildings, hundreds of thousands of lives lost, and a collapsed economy.

The Myanmar crisis, which developed substantially after the military coup of February 2021, appears as we enter the fourth year of the crisis. Violence, humanitarian crisis, and an ever-declining economy define the crisis today. This article seeks to elucidate the probable scenario that would define the crisis in Myanmar, considering the political state of the country, humanitarian issues, and economic conditions among other aspects in the year 2025.

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have introduced a transformative way of handling money, offering a decentralized, digital alternative to traditional currencies. Built on blockchain technology, these virtual currencies use cryptography for secure transactions, making them resistant to manipulation by central authorities. Unlike traditional currencies that are issued and controlled by governments, cryptocurrencies operate outside of any centralized regulation, which is both what makes them unique and, at times, controversial.

The fall of Bashar al-Assad`s regime in Syria on 8 December 2024 represents a profound shift in the political, social, and geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. The collapse of a family’s regime that had ruled for over five decades is not only a domestic turning point for Syria but also carries wide-ranging impacts for the region and the world, including countries like Bangladesh.

The world bid farewell to 2024 which forged a phase marked by its democratic struggles, political reforms, and major shifts in power.