The Earth is living. She is Gaia, Pachamama, Vasundhara, Terra Madre. For indigenous cultures, she is Mother Earth. Even scientists like James Lovelock call her Gaia, because they have understood that she is living.

It betrays an inherent weakness in the system

It is common for modern day leaders to use teleprompters, in which words are projected onto transparent beam-splitter mirrors, making their speeches appear impromptu and spontaneous.

It is pretty amazing that Bangladesh is on its way to becoming a major source of recycled yarn and fabrics made from plastic bottles.

News of deaths in road accidents, reported in newspapers every day, is shocking. In 2018, Bangladesh witnessed a street movement where

When it comes to long distance travelling, nothing can replace the railway. Beginning around 1880, the Bengal railway expanded soon to bring Assam and East Bengal under its folds.

We recently saw the announcement of new supply chain “due diligence” laws by the European Union (EU), which are aimed at making multinational businesses accountable for social and environmental transgressions in supply chains.

The timing of this couldn’t be worse, as consumers are being drowned under unusually high prices for almost all essential commodities.

Russia’s military attack on Ukraine has unquestionably thrown the global economy off balance.

It is deeply troubling that official inflation figures in Bangladesh do not reflect the actual situation in the country, as a recent study has found

The southeast part of Bangladesh shares border with the Mizoram state of India and the Rakhine state of Myanmar.

“During school holidays, my coaching centre is closed. I encourage students to read books, play or do things they really enjoy.

Although Ukraine’s armed forces are outnumbered by those of Russian President Vladimir Putin invading our country, we take heart from the growing support we are receiving from friends abroad.

Russia should remember Chernobyl tragedy

We welcome Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh’s recent announcement that he would build a playground in every

Whom should I blame when I see the rich and influential speed their expensive cars down the street, as if everything’s perfectly fine, while my father, who has been working as an unpaid journalist for the past several months, struggles every day?

The collective and national memories of the struggle for Bangla is dense in the air, given that February just went by, inviting people to recognise the need to

“The Book (Le Livre)” was an ambitious project of the 19th century French poet Stephane Mallarme.

Time to develop secondary cities across Bangladesh

It is disturbing to learn that a Bangladeshi sailor was killed after a vessel owned by Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC), which remains