Bangladesh leads the way in cooperative water politics
Bangladesh has taken a decisive leap into uncharted waters by becoming the first South Asian state to accede to the United Nations Water Convention. In...
Editorial
Bangladesh’s new horizon in food technology
Zaima Ahasan : Safe, intelligent, and sustainable nutrition – a silent scientific revolution is underway, where science blends with spices and aromas, and every meal...
India’s jute restrictions: A setback for regional trade
India’s latest restrictions on the import of jute products from Bangladesh mark yet another blow to regional trade and cooperation. The New Nation of Saturday...
Harnessing AI for a sustainable future: An ethical path for Islamic finance
Md. Touhidul Alam Khan, PhD : In the fast-paced world of technological progress, few innovations have captured the imagination and potential for societal change, quite...
Begum Khaleda Zia: A national leader beyond BNP
Dr. Md. Enamul Hoque : Begum Khaleda Zia is one of the most prominent and influential political leaders in the history of Bangladesh. Begum Khaled...
Readers’ Voice: Morality in decline
Our society has witnessed a noticeable decline in moral values. Basic principles such as honesty, respect, kindness, responsibility, and empathy are fading, giving rise to...
Protecting ‘Sada Pathor’ – A test of governance and environmental responsibility
The unfolding tragedy at Sada Pathor, a once-enchanting natural wonder along the Companyganj border, underscores a deeper crisis facing Bangladesh: the unchecked plunder of its...
National Security Policy of Bangladesh
Dr. M A Rashid : The National Security Policy of Bangladesh (NSP) is a state-level strategic document that sets directions to safeguard the country’s sovereignty,...
Readers’ Voice: US inaction fuels Gaza’s destruction
Gaza’s agony is not just a Palestinian tragedy, nor merely an Israeli or American political debate — it is a test of our shared humanity....
Conspirators’ active to thwart polls: All patriots must be careful
Conspiracies are going on not only in the country, but also in foreign lands. After completing the escape process, the allies of the ousted fascist...
In the mist of getting lost
I open my eyes giddily to feel the soft wind brush against my bare alabaster skin, but the road is rough. My white trainers are...
July–August Uprising: A Journalist’s Perspective
Md Nora Alam: “We wanted our rights; we became ‘rajakar.’ ‘Who are you, who am I? Rajakar.’ Surely the nation has not forgotten that earth-shattering...