Opinion

Deepfakes and Rumors: A Growing Threat to Truth

Since the beginning of civilization the information has driven power and progress. But in the 21st century the artificial intelligence (AI) and 5G technology have transformed how information spreads. Alongside...

Time to Revive Bangladesh’s Stock Market

Breaking the Seasonal Trap / Why Summer Beans are the Future of Bangladesh’s Agriculture

Living Between the Tide and the Threat: Coastal Bangladesh’s Fight for Water, Health, and Survival

Major Muzaffar's Arrest After 45 years: Resurrecting an Unsolved Chapter in History

A Health System That Cannot See Disease

Bridging the Digital Divide / Why Communication Between Ministries is Crucial for Bangladesh?

Medical Waste: Bangladesh’s Overlooked Health Time Bomb

Stop Treating Measles Like a Harmless Rash

Decomposed Body of Abandoned Mother in Mirpur Flat Lays Bare the Moral Bankruptcy of Bangladesh's Urban Society

Deep conspiracy surrounding Malaysia's labor market, human traffickers and anti-national groups.

Earth Day 2026 / The Gunpowder of War vs. the Future of the Planet

Ramadan / Moderate Sahri Brings Blessings During the Month of Ramadan

Ramadan / Fasting Is Not Only Hunger, but a Path to Moral and Spiritual Purity

Securing Bangladesh’s Seniors: A Global Policy Roadmap for Dignified Ageing

Bangladesh is undergoing a quiet but profound demographic transformation. With a population exceeding 160 million or more, the country is steadily ageing. According to United Nations data, approximately 9–10 per...

Skills-Based Migration Policy: Photo collected

Bangladesh’s Skills-Based Migration Agenda in 2026: Policy Priorities and Global Partnerships

As Bangladesh enters 2026, labour migration remains a cornerstone of its economic and development strategy. With growing international demand for skilled workers and increasing competition among labour-sending countries, Bangladesh faces...

Exploring New Export Markets / The Role of Economic Diplomacy in Bangladesh’s Future

Bangladesh stands at a crucial juncture in its journey toward becoming a middle-income nation.Since our independence, we’ve successfully overcome the challenges of poverty, hunger, and illiteracy, building a stronger and...

Investing More in Virtual Learning

Some years before the pandemic it was forecasted that learning with the traditional teaching methodology through joining prestigious schools, colleges and universities is going to be obsoleted and irrelevant. For...