“The Learning Revolution: How AI Bridged Bangladesh’s Education Gap”
Farzana Zahid Manoshi : Just a few years ago in Bangladesh, the word digitalization was depicted through the visualization of multimedia projectors, students reviewing learning...
Farzana Zahid Manoshi : Just a few years ago in Bangladesh, the word digitalization was depicted through the visualization of multimedia projectors, students reviewing learning...
The World Economic Forum (WEF) in its Global Risk Report- 2026 has identified crime and illegal economic activities as the main risks now facing Bangladesh....
M A Hossain : There are moments in a nation’s life when foreign policy stops being a matter of strategy and becomes a test...
Husna Khan Hashi : Despite significant progress toward equality in the modern world, skin colour continues to influence how people are perceived, judged, and...
The 13th national parliamentary election and referendum are just less than a month away. It is a rare and significant event in the political history...
The forecast for Bangladesh’s economy in the January edition of the World Bank’s newly published ‘Global Economic Prospects’ has opened a window of optimism amid...
Prof. Dr. Zahurul Alam : In the prevailing global landscape, a critical and interdisciplinary examination of the legality, legitimacy, and geopolitical ramifications of unilateral...
By Dr Mohammad Kafiluddin Sarkar In an era often marked by division, finding a common ground among diverse faiths has become more critical than ever....
The commission formed to investigate irregularities in the three national elections (2014, 2018, and 2024) held during the fallen Awami League government in its report...
Dr. Mohammad Maruf Hasan : China’s energy transition will enter a strategic phase in 2026, transitioning from rapid capacity increase to intricate system integration and...
The current severe crisis in the country’s energy sector is a reflection of policy failure. During the fallen government’s tenure, the energy sector was made...
Arif Al Mannan : Healthcare Landscape in BangladeshImagine living in a quiet village of Bangladesh (such as Rangamati or Joypurhat), where a simple fever can...