National Election Ahead Keeping Three-Term Ex PM Inside Prison By -Md. Kamruzzaman (Bablu)
Three terms former Prime Minister and chairperson of the main opposition political force- Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) – Begum Khaleda Zia has been awarded for five-year rigorous jail in a […]
Question Paper Leak out An Epidemic Disease -Salman Riaz
Question papers have been leaked before in limited form but it is now emerged as an epidemic disease. Every public examination, even from children’s class one to PSC exam question […]
What if Jerusalem falls? By -Prof. Dr. Kudret Bulbul
Jerusalem is a holy city for the Muslims, Christians and Jews… The first Qibla of the Muslims. The city where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) ascended for his journey […]
Zionist Trump’s Threats will not work By -Dr. Abdul Ruff
Upon declaring Jerusalem as Israel’s new capital to which he would shift US embassy from Tel Aviv, Zionist Trump has openly declared that USA has always stood by Israel. Having […]
A Plea for Moderate Inflation and its Policy Backup By -Md. Nadim Uddin
Inflation is a major macroeconomic problem for which the purchasing power of money income decreases due to a persistent increase in the general price level of goods and services. A […]
Turkey-Kurdish Conflict in Afrin constrains the Key-Players to Re-Estimate Their Interests in Middle-East -Abdullah Al Mahmud
The reason why Turkey is going to impose an extra regime-power over Kurdish people in Afrin has come to the front line to rethink about Middle-east politics. Geo-politically turkey is […]
Exaggeration Problems in Islamic History The Case Battle of Badr – Ali Dadan and Abdur Rahman Fuad
The battle of Badr and its win was one of the important key for the Islam, for its emergence in the world stage. Also, it was an identification process form […]
Refugees The Horns of a Dilemma -Nafees Ahmad
The refugees in the present vicious visage want to stand to reason within the bounds of possibility by holding the scales at the odds being in favour etched in the […]
Bringing education goals within reach -Mohammad Kepayet Ullah
ducational opportunities in Commonwealth countries should be transformed by a new framework being launched when ministers meet in Fiji. The new resource is designed to make the Sustainable Development Goals […]
Is It Possible to Achieve Energy Democracy in Bangladesh? -Zulker Naeen
Energy access has long been recognized as a key struggle for justice in the global south, driven by a number of immediate causes, most obviously rising bills, falling incomes, and […]