Category: Issue
Where is the United States of America going? By Prof. Dr. Kudret Bulbul
Lately we have been busy with the crisis between Turkey and the United States of America because of detained Pastor Brunson charged with supporting terrorism. There is a widespread tendency […]
A Review of the recent youth uprisings in Bangladesh Using fear and torture to repress democratic rights By Mohammad Abdullah
In the midst of apparent stability where the political oppositions were almost crippled to pose any substantial challenge to Awami League, the current ruling party of Bangladesh, two massive student […]
Is the Democratic System a Pathway of Autocratic Rule Shah Mahmud Niaz
In a landmark judgment in 2011, Bangladesh’s Supreme Court stated that next two general elections could be held under the non-partisan caretaker government “for the sake of safety of the […]
Democracy in Structure and Autocracy in Spirit By Mohammad Kepayet Ullah
The political landscape of Bangladesh, quite alarmingly, has come under domination and authority of a single party which, evidently, is hell-bent to stay in power, or so it seems. The […]
From Peloponnesian War to Trade War By Imran Nazir
USA and China are the most powerful hegemons in terms of economic muscle and military might in this globalized world. They have already started full scale trade war from July […]
Bangladesh’s economic gains marred by plunge into autocratic rule By NAZMUL ISLAM
Rights groups say Sheikh Hasina’s party used law enforcement agencies to destroy opposition parties through arbitrary arrests, attacks and extrajudicial killings prior to Sunday’s poll. Ever since Bangladesh became an independent […]
Is Universal Health Coverage achievable for Bangladesh by 2032? – Kafil Uddin
After flunk of the declaration “Health for all by 2000” which was coined at Alma Ata in 1978 and known as Alma Ata declaration, the World Health Organization (WHO) further […]
A Short Walk to the History of Islam in Bangal – Mohammad Al Amin
Islam came to Bengal comparatively late. Within about one hundred years of its advent, Islam penetrated into north western India, and Arabian traders came into contact with the coastal regions […]
Dialogue Fails Is the Declining Social Capital undermining Our Political Culture? By Md. Eleus Mia
The country is ahead of national polls scheduled in late December. Political mayhem, intimidation, resentment and a national catastrophe are arising out of political uncertainty. But a spontaneous action and […]
WHERE IS SYRIA GOING? By Prof. Dr. Kudret BÜLBÜL
The Syrian war continues with all of its ruthlessness in its seventh year. Idlib is the last and one of the four regions where ceasefire had to be sustained in […]