Md Saidul Huq : A country’s path to real progress isn’t defined by skylines, highways, or GDP curves. It’s defined by whether every citizen, including...
It is worrying that extortion has taken an unbridled and terrifying form in the country. In addition to extortion on roads and highways, uncontrolled extortion...
Jehangir Hussain : The eleven-day COP30 ended at Belem, Brazil on November 21, leaving the objective of controlling emissions of fossil fuels particularly CO2 once...
As Bangladesh enters a decisive political moment, the recent statements by Tarique Rahman, Acting Chairperson of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), have reignited public debate...
Prof. Dr. Zahurul Alam : In an era of interconnected crises, ranging from conflict, climate change, economic inequality, pandemics, and democratic backsliding, the global community...
The historic mass uprising led by students in July last year redefined the political landscape of Bangladesh. As the nation arose against the long-standing Awami...
Zaima Ahasan : We are often described as young, energetic, and full of potential. Yet, behind the filtered photos and motivational posts, many of us...
Malaysia is one of the important labour markets for Bangladesh. According to statistics provided by the Bangladesh Bureau of Manpower, Employment and Training (BMET), Malaysia...
Dr. Md. Touhidul Alam Khan : In the dynamic realm of global finance, characterized by economic uncertainty and increasingly complex financial instruments, the Principles for...
The concept of justice forms the backbone of our society. Every individual expects their rights to be protected and wrongdoings to be addressed fairly. However,...
A H M Faruk : Conflict and shifts in power within Myanmar’s Rakhine state are nothing new for Bangladesh. However, the terrifying “drug terrorism” that...
Dhaka is now the world’s second most populous city. While the capital of Bangladesh is close to surpassing all other cities in terms of population,...
