Education and Future of Tea Worker Children
Education is our fundamental right. It is a primary foundation for human beings to reach their full potential. Although universal education is established in the...
Editor’s Pick
China’s Long March: The Red Arteries of Rejuvenation and Modernisation
The historic Long March in eleven provinces was once a desperate journey across some of China’s harshest landscapes, undertaken by a beleaguered Red Army fighting...
Bangladesh in the Era of Digital Banking: Prospects and Challenges on the Way to a Cashless Society
Traditionally banking meant a branch, long queues, cash counters, paperwork and hours of waiting. Depositing or withdrawing money, opening an account or making a transfer...
From Thucydides Trap to parallel national rejuvenation: China-US relations to transformation
More than half a century ago, the United States and China began transforming one of the world’s most consequential rivalries into a relationship that would...
On the Ocean of Consciousness
I have crossed a path of 27 years. Time is not short in a man’s life, but almost all in work. I can’t believe I...
Dialogue Is the Only Way to Defuse Conflict
It was just a small access road yet a dispute over that road, Billal Hossain, 24-year-old cost his life. His death also brought the normal...
Can Digital Logistics Make Food Cheaper for Bangladesh?
Bangladesh’s challenge with high food prices is frequently attributed to increased production costs, import prices, inflation, and market manipulation. Another Crucial aspect that receives far...
Reforming the Judiciary to Ensure Prompt and Effective Justice
The administration of justice is one of the fundamental pillars of a democratic state governed by the rule of law. An efficient judiciary not only...
Jiang Zemin: Unlikely “Flowerpot” Who Benefited a Billion Souls
Guided by the resolute conviction that “for the cause of the Party and the people, I would give my best, give my all, till my...
Bangladesh Under BNP: Six Months of Gains, Grit — and a Grid in Crisis
Six months ago, Tarique Rahman took the oath as Prime Minister of Bangladesh, closing out eighteen months of unelected interim rule and, before that, fifteen...
UNCERTAINTY FOR REPATRIATION OF FORCIBLY DISPLACED MN NATIONALS (FDMN): PATH TO PROGRESS
The term FDMN refers to ‘Forcibly Displaced MN Nationals,‘ predominantly comprising Rohingya Muslims who faced violent expulsion, seeking refuge in BD. These individuals, exceeding a...
Loans Should Empower People, Not Trap Them in Poverty
Few financial innovations have transformed rural Bangladesh as profoundly as microcredit. For millions of people excluded from the formal banking system because of a lack...