Sir Frank Peters :Zimbabwe has followed in the commendable footsteps of the civilised world and outlawed corporal punishment to children, but not without loud moans,...
Stephen S Roach :Slowly but surely a bruised and battered global economy now appears to be shaking off its deep post-crisis malaise. If the International...
THE government’s move to reclaim the unused land and factories belonging to different government establishments or occupied by the ruling-party grabbers seems to be a...
A BLEAK picture has emerged about cyber security risks in the country’s 52 percent banks. It is not a reality that we can take lightly....
Michaela Šojdrova : Did you know that three out of four European teachers do not feel encouraged to bring innovation into the classroom? Or that...
Lee Rowland :Controversial, critical, confrontational, and challenging speech is an essential part of any successful college education. Without it, institutions of higher education cannot truly...
Make University Admissions fair :Public universities are considered to be the best providers of quality higher education in Bangladesh. Among them, Dhaka University is revered...
THE New South Korean President Moon Jae-in who took office Wednesday hinted softening of his country’s policy, unlike his predecessor, towards the North as he...
MEDIA reports said massive corruption, irregularities and mishandling of relief goods as they fall far short of the soaring number of people in the queue...
Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Anis Chowdhury :The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – collectively drafted and then officially agreed to, at the highest level, by...
Illicit fund flows As per the latest Global Financial Integrity report, Bangladesh has lost between USD 6 to 9 billion to illicit financial outflows in...
Martin Khor :What would happen if the US leaves the Paris agreement? It would be a big blow to global cooperation, especially since the US...
