Save Tentultala playground, pay heed to public demand

While it’s not uncommon for open spaces to be encroached by influential people, the recent incident involving a playground in Dhaka’s

While the coronavirus has posed unique challenges at a time of deep global interconnectedness, pandemics are nothing new.

They come wearing helmets, brandishing machetes and sticks; they vandalise, they kill, and then they are gone, even beyond the long arms of the law.

The complex web of religious and linguistic fault lines in the northeastern state of Assam in India is once again set for fresh churn, with implications for the Muslim population there.

At a time when everyone is talking about making the national emergency helpline service more efficient—so that more people can get

US sanctions on Rab are damaging our country’s image

Quality education is urgently needed in Bangladesh as the country is progressing at a fast pace.

Laws are supposed to protect our rights and security against abuses committed by other people, by organisations, and by the government

Dhaka residents are scorched by a hot sun above their heads, their throats feeling like dry wood, and there is plenty of murky, smelly water all around, but alas!

Rather than push for an immediate improvement of strained relations with the United States, Saudi Arabia appears to be looking forward to a

We’ve spent so many years going round in circles on various issues impacting garment supply chains.

Nahid’s gruesome murder should be a wake-up call for the ruling party

We have become so heartless that we can now watch video of Nahid Mia getting beaten to death – without any hesitation. Once, we identify the "Helmet Gang" as killers, we reach the decision that nothing will happen to them.

Given the gloomy global macro-economic outlook, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal’s assessment that Bangladesh’s macroeconomic stability is not at risk over the Russia-Ukraine crisis is questionable.

The war in Ukraine is, in reality, a proxy war being fought between the West and Russia. Unlike its portrayal in the Western media, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was neither unprovoked nor unpredictable.

The prime minister had made a very profound and significant remark at the beginning of this month on the state of the opposition in the country.

The shocking death of 26-year-old Rabiul Islam, after being beaten by a team of policemen in the Kazir Chawra area of Lalmonirhat on April

The cholera outbreak continues to be a headache for residents in certain areas of Dhaka as well as hospitals, doctors and public health

The question was already raised by some: Did Shakespeare write mainly for children? So-called "pop" Shakespeare criticism answered that question in the affirmative.