With yet another general election coming up, BNP is trying to warm up its ranks.

The administration and management of Bangladesh cricket at the hands of BCB is symptomatic of an unprofessional sport management system.

Given the nature of climate-induced problems faced by the countries in South Asia, policymakers should undertake both adaptation and mitigation measures.

By limiting ourselves to these two markets, we are missing out on a whole world of opportunities.

Government decision to engage in expatriate diplomacy to tackle negative propaganda raises a lot of questions.

Instead of effectively tackling the issues related to climate change, world leaders have politicised it over the last 30 years.

By treating Israel’s colonisation of Palestine as a defensive struggle, Ukraine is validating its senseless aggression.

When we think of urban poor, we typically think of people living in slums.It’s not quite as simple.

There is nothing wrong with such a strategy of recruiting media operatives. However, the open nature of the search robs the ploy of its X-factor and thereby self-sabotages its purpose.

It is particularly disheartening and a cause for grave concern as the standard of our diplomacy has been questioned by domestic as well as foreign media.

Neither the US nor China would prefer a war just now because Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, essential for both, will be among the first casualties of a conflict.

The lady I am writing about was a silent social worker and an ardent homemaker.

Biden’s “inflection point” applies to Bangladesh, too.

The streets of rural Bangladesh should value the safety and wellbeing of its users.

The health vulnerability of migrant workers has thus far received scant attention in policy discourses.

Even basic democracy seems to be missing in Bangladesh

Public-private partnerships can lead to a more equitable and accessible health sector.

To obtain the full potentials of the law, we must go beyond such perfunctory rituals and focus more on strategies to go ahead.

It is a matter of great misfortune, as well as of disappointment and uncertainty, that democracy in Bangladesh is practically absent now.

I found myself looking for him beyond the pages of Elias's novel, among the old men who beg on the streets of Dhaka, or in the madman lying on the footpath, trying to say something  in a huff or lost in a hallucination on the open road.