Will the Balance of Power Lean on to East: Political effects of COVID-19 -M. Mohiuddin Mortuza
The mostly discussed issue in the world is the pandemic of COVID-19 that has made the world paused in centuries. From tea table to online platforms, nowhere is now available […]
Ten Things You Didn’t Know About The Kaaba -By Muhammad Wajid Akhter
There is no place on Earth as venerated, as central or as holy to as many people as Mecca. By any objective standard, this valley in the Hijaz region of […]
Taliban-USA Peace Talk- Future in the Mirror of Present -Ziaul Hoque Ziad
The United States and Taliban has signed an agreement on peace in Afghanistan on February 29, 2020. The main purpose of this agreement is to reduce the violence in Afghanistan […]
The Novel Corona Virus Described in Details -Zuairia Zahra Haq
Covid-19 is a globally threatening issue for human society, which was originated in China in last December 2019. This pandemic virus subjugated people to surrender in its superiority. As a […]
COVID-19 outbreak in Iran seriously vulnerable -Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted that the Washington-based IMF should “stand on right side of history & act responsibly” by releasing the funds. He also said the fight […]
Political Economy of ‘Climate Action Agreements’ In Bangladesh – (Part-I) Shishir Reza
Climate action agreements between local government and industries are key element of environmental protection, Socio-economic development of society, stability of biosphere and individual ecosystems. These kinds of agreements control water, […]
Different Branches of Islam in Bangladesh Past and Present -Hamidur Rashid Jamil (Part-II)
Bengal, once an outpost of the Islamic world, today has the largest Muslim population in South Asia. Linguistically, Bengali Muslims (approximately 150 million in Bangladesh and 60 million in West […]
Plastic Waste Recycling Factory and Employment Opportunity in Bangladesh -Nadira Islam
About half of the population of Bangladesh, which stands at 168.9 million people, lives in poverty, with around 76 percent of working people earning $2 per day- according to the […]
Coronavirus as a disruptive blow to Globalization -Imran Nazir
The world we live in is surely a stratified one by race, religion, culture and economic status but the connection among states in international system is very plain. Extensive exchange […]
The Worse Destiny of Idlib: How Much Ominous for Turkey? -Abdur Rahman FUAD
Once again, in the last days of February 2020, the political turmoil and escalation raised in Idlib province, a northwestern region of Syria, now a pivotal point of International monitors, […]