Category: Issue
Factors in curbing Money Laundering Bangladesh Perspective By – Md. Kamruzzaman Bablu
Amassing money for sustaining luxurious life and golden future is a common habit of most of the human beings. Since the very beginning of civilization such mentality is seen in […]
Referendum in Turkey 2017 Prospects and the Post-Referendum Foreign Policy By -ABDUR RAHMAN FUAD
Turkey has passed a historic event on 16th April with 51.41% Yes votes for a new constitution over on 18 clauses as mainly the President will take the power. Over […]
in Bangladesh Myth or Reality By -Mahfuz Molla
Youthocracy is a word unknown to many of us although Youthocracy is a reality in Bangladesh along with many developing countries. Youthocracy denotes the idea of ‘ruling by youth’. When […]
Blue Economy and Its Prospect in Bangladesh By -A. R. Akash
Bangladesh is currently the 41th (nominal) world economy and three sectors are working as the moving tires of its economic growth. Apparel industries and Remittances with Agriculture are the main […]
The Rise of Border Walls in South Asia -BY MARIA AMJAD
FacebookTwitterLinkedInFlipboardDigg The countries of South Asia are using the United States and EU’s deterrence model of building walls and fences along the border, to deter cross-border terrorism, migration and human […]
Hasina-Modi Meeting Is Teesta stick in throat deal? -By Salman Riaz
The governments on both sides want to develop of large and small infrastructure projects; trade facilitation, cross-border linkages and security cooperation are some of the salient features of this evolving […]
The Blame Game Chemical Attack in Syria -By Rumana Akhter
After the chemical attack in Syria commentaries are surmounting over the real issue from different world leaders. President Trump has a very obvious reaction which goes with his political agenda […]
Religious Intolerance in India Where to? By Osama Rizvi
First Brexit, then Trump. The elections in Netherlands, recently, gave a breather to nationalism. But then the tide of nationalism bestrode the Middle-East. The victim was India. There were symptoms […]
Kashmir Election without Voter A Rejection to the Indian Identity -By Md. Hasanuzzaman
On April 9, the people of Kashmir Valley boycotted the the election for the Srinagar parliamentary constituency. The voter turnout in by-polls was recorded at 7.15 percent — the lowest […]
6th International Conference in support of the Palestinian Intifada -By Marwa Osman
The sorrowful story of Palestine and the excruciating sadness felt because of the oppression against this patient, enduring and resistant nation, truly distresses any individual who seeks freedom, truth and […]