Editorial

Affordable public transport Bangladesh’s narrow roads were developed in an unplanned manner, with the construction of houses and commercial ventures leaving no space for roads...

Syed Ahmed :From time immemorial, international trade has served as the driver of economic prosperity for nations. However, recently the strategic importance of trade as...

Robert J. Samuelson :There was a time when ticket splitting was common. Voters would support one party’s candidate for president and the other’s for Congress....

Dr. A M M Anisul Awwal, PhD :Malnutrition results from the interaction of many factors that involve our daily life and the life style of...

THE decade long persecution to the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar did not come to an end despite Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi...

A NATIONAL daily, quoting several national and international reports on Wednesday reported that the country must further strengthen the Family Planning Programmes to further reduce...

Qualitative education The 2.47 percent passing rate in DU admission test of Cha unit has surprised us a lot, since the students passed in HSC...

Joseph Chamie :Of the world’s 2.3 billion children 14 percent – or 320 million – are living in single-parent households, most often headed by single...

Lyndal Rowlands :Farmers are already experiencing the effects of climate change but can also help to fight it, according to a new report released by...

Jomo Kwame Sundaram :Why do people go hungry? Mainly because they do not have the means to get enough food, whether by producing it themselves...

Almost 2,000 migrants have been bussed away from the “Jungle” in Calais as French authorities cleared the camp, as per reports from International News Agencies...

RESTAURANT owners of Gulshan, Banani and Dhanmondi areas urged the government to stop eviction drives and allow them to run businesses unhindered for sometime more...