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Two types of people are being disappeared in Bangladesh now. The one that are forcefully made disappeared from the political landscape due to their political affiliation/belief and the other one […]
Legacy of optimistic Budget: Big but brittle -Mohammad Azizul Hoque
Middle class people seemed to have no suitable place of breathing in Bangladesh due to widespread VAT in Bazar. Since independence 1971 to 2017, Bangladesh witness around 47 national budgets […]
Growing Concern for Stopping Ordeals by Forced Disappearances in Bangladesh By -Md. Kamruzzaman (Bablu)
One of the gruesome aspects of present Bangladesh is forced disappearance and the pollution of this unhealthy practice has already crossed national boundary seriously blemishing country’s image in global forum. […]
One Belt, One Road Initiative -By Kazi Ahmed Arif Fuad
The recent SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization) summit, taking place on 8th and 9th of June, 2017, saw heads of states from Russia, India, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and China but […]
China-India Tension Full-scale War Cry terrifies Asian Countries By -Salman Riaz
For over a month, China and India’s border dispute at Doklam in the Sikkim section has been threatening to lead to a full-scale war, which de-facto frightens Asian Countries. Both […]
Does the World Move to Multi-Polarization? -Tansen Rose
Before the First World War, The USA was busy to develop itself economically and abstain from interference in another country. It followed Monroe doctrine policy which did not permit to […]
TIKA’s Role in Bangladesh Sustainability and Development By -Abdur Rob RAZU and Md. Nazmul ISLAM
Turkey’s Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) launched its activities in 1992 with the main purpose for humanitarian aids throughout the globe. As an organization, it provides financial supports, coordinate activities […]
Kovind Little known RSS man from UP, is new rubber-stamp president of India By -Dr. Abdul Ruff
Indian news is that Ram Nath Kovind, former governor of the northern Indian state of Bihar in the North, has been elected as the country’s new president. It is an […]
Qatar Crisis Political Aspiration of Soudi Royal Family and Israel Fact -A.R. Akash
In international politics there is no permanent friendship or enemies but only permanent interest. Thus dramatic changes on alliance formation and their disintegration is almost a regular play on the […]
Changing Foreign Policy of Bangladesh Evaluation from the Different Political Regime By -Md. Nazmul Islam
The image of an independent and sovereign state depends on its foreign relations or foreign policy. However, these relations are considered important to a country, are subject to change for […]