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Staying at a hall of Dhaka University is not easy for many students as most of them are from out of Dhaka, inactive in politics, and obviously because of diversified […]
Bangladesh Will this country become Pakistan or Kashmir? -By Minar Rashid
A political group is spreading the perception that the country will again become Pakistan if Awami League loses control of Bangladesh. They even suggested a label “Banglastan” for this supposed […]
Extra-Judicial Killing in Bangladesh Ahead of Another One-Sided National Election -By Md. Kamruzzaman
Extra-judicial killing is rising alarmingly day-by-day in Bangladesh during the countrywide ongoing anti-narcotics crackdown, a Philippines-style war on drugs. The opposition political leaders have termed the drive as government’s unlawful […]
Trump-Kim Historic Meeting Denuclearization path to Korea -By Salman Riaz
US President Donald Trump’s meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Singapore was a historic event. It is the first time that current heads of the two countries have […]
Bitcoin Doom or blessing? -By Tasnova Moktadir
A shadowy, new technology emerges, seemingly out of nowhere, but actually the result of decades of intense research and development , which initially had profound implications for making most financial […]
BELA and Environmental Justice in Bangladesh -By Mahmudul Hasan
Environmental justice (EJ) is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of […]
Islamic Finance in our Practical Life -By Habib Ullah Mesbah
Islamic finance deals with financial aspects in our day to day activities, and forms a very small part of Islamic law (Shariah). Islamic law intends to protect and preserve the […]
Economy and the Political Domination of the Middle East -By Afzal Hosain
The international oil industry has expanded in the world largely after the Second World War. Oil and the politics in the Middle East act as the brothers of the same […]
Why You Should Read -By Naseef Us Sakib
In most of my travels abroad, if there’s one thing that has gone unmistakably missing, it is the failure to catch a glimpse of people reading. Whether it’s in the […]
Fighting Poverty Effectively in Bangladesh – By Shafin Fattah
Truth be told, we are not even close to beating poverty as a nation. We have a long way to go. As of 2010, 76.5% of the population lived below […]