Social media has become a crucial part of this transformation, influencing everything from politics to social movements.

Are we truly creating an environment that fosters love for books among children?

In Bangladesh, establishing the NCC can potentially strengthen democratic institutions and address systemic governance challenges.

This process of redefining the nation would require confronting the fragmented meanings that linger in the wake of Hasina’s influence.

NBR's existing software cannot perform advanced tasks of identifying undeclared incomes or tax frauds.

Singapore has a responsibility to help Bangladesh retrieve the ill-gotten money that has found its way into the Singaporean shore.

The 2025 wildfires in Southern California underscored the importance of having well-trained firefighting teams and readily available resources for rapid response.

Bangladesh’s readiness will dictate how it will fare in the new carbon market regime.

The policies in the region under the interim government have remained nearly identical to those under Sheikh Hasina.

Some of these recommendations are unprecedented, whereas some of them need further clarifications.

Bangladesh’s best course of action would be to prepare for smooth and sustainable graduation from the LDC group.

The victims are used as tools to spread fear about a specific community.

The time for action is now.

Every child born in Bangladesh today is born with a debt.

The Workers' Profit Participation Fund (WPPF) under the Bangladesh Labour Act, 2006, is a progressive mechanism designed to ensure that employees share in their company's profits.

The ongoing elevated expressway project took a toll on the Panthakunja park.

While Trump’s presidency presents significant challenges, it also offers opportunities for Bangladesh to strengthen its partnership with the US.

The 169-km Dhaka-Jashore railway line was constructed at a cost of Tk 39,247 crore, the most expensive railway project in Bangladesh.

Biden’s predicament must be considered in the context of the brutal political landscape in the Western world.

From 2009-2024, Bangladeshi migrant workers’ access to the Malaysian labour market was restricted multiple times and, on every occasion, a syndicate was blamed for the debacle.