‘Towards A Multipolar World Order’ Is This The End Of US Hegemony?
Dr Ramzy Baroud :The meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in the Chinese eastern city of Huangshan on...
Editorial
Rampant pollution in rivers forcing fishers to change profession in Savar
Thousands of fishermen in Savar are passing days in hardship, while the majority of them have already left their hereditary profession due to excessive pollution...
Readers’ Voice
Impacts Of Social Media Many of us use different social media applications to stay in touch with the world and keep ourselves updated on current...
Sales As Art & As Science Businesses Aren’t Rational Customers
Richard Dancsi :I consider myself rather lucky in my career because I avoided having to think about sales for a long time. It just so...
Science, Technology & Innovation In The Pandemic Age
Sara Al-Mulla :In the midst of the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, science, technology and innovation played substantial and impactful roles by responding to the...
Innovation in China’s Agriculture
Muhammad Asif Noor :As the spring is about to meet in summer in China, the farming activities across the country are in full swing. In...
Migrant workers centre to be set up in Dhaka but registration fee is extortion
Bangladesh is one of the major labour-supplying countries of the world. Each year a large number of people voluntarily migrate overseas for both long- and...
Bangladesh needs all-out post-LDC strategy to overcome immediate shock
Bangladesh, in addition to negotiations at global and regional platforms, needs to gear up for signing free trade agreements (FTAs) also with neighbouring countries and...
Press Freedom
Ashok Swain :For more than a decade, the world has been witnessing the rise of right-wing populism. Per se populism is not an ideology but...
Social Problems
Md. Bazlur Rashid :Bangladesh has now been acknowledged as a middle-income country. Experts opined, the country has huge potential of economic development. Bangladesh government has...
Readers’ Voice
In Ramzan, people suffer most due to price hike The month of Ramzan is going on. The rising prices of daily necessities have put the...
WB alarms over reserve use for dev projects
The World Bank keeps the growth forecast for Bangladesh unchanged, but rings alarm over reserve use for development projects. “Bangladesh remains at a low risk...