The Dollarization Dollar; the Unbeatable currency would lose its power, myth or reality?- Nadira Binte Sohel
Part II After the Bretton wood chapter, the US economy didn’t look behind. Petrodollar agreement in 1973 strengthened the worldwide use of the US dollar even more. The inflationary troubled […]
Sustainable Management of E-waste Perspective of Bangladesh Nadira Islam
With its more than 14 million inhabitants and considerable economic growth rates, the local consumption of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) is growing day by day in Bangladesh. While this […]
Sustainable Agriculture and Our Food Consuming System Zakiya Hossain Moon
Say- there are two tomato in front of you, one of them are fresh, medium in size, color is normal. another is larger, redder, genetically modified (GM), produced with using […]
Abenomics How Japan Revived Its Economy -Abu Foysal
In the world there existed many famous leaders but no one had achieved such a fame in case of leading specially in economic side like Shinzo Abe, former president of […]
Autocracy’s sunrise at the end of Democracy Khayrul Ahsan Marzan
Democracy, socialism or autocracy every system of government has both advantageous and detrimental aspects. According to the requirement of prevailing social realities, we had seen the rise of a compatible […]
Vaccine diplomacy New Era of Global Politics and Bangladesh Touhidur Rahman Tuhin
According to the latest (October 3) data from Corona Virus Vaccine Tracker, there are about 44 vaccines in clinical trials of the world and 91 vaccines in animal trials. The […]
Idi Amin’s shoes, Shringla’s Dhaka visit and Diplomatic Deviations- Abu Tahir Mustakim
di Amin summoned the British High Commissioner to the capital Kampala. Amin is the powerful ruler of Uganda, newly-independent from the British colony. The British High Commissioner appeared after being […]
Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict Eruption of 32 years old warfare over kidney-shaped Nagorno-Karabakh Salman Riaz
The seeds of the dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia were sown by the old Soviet Union. During the messy break-up of the Soviet Union, as Armenia and Azerbaijan struggled for […]
Death Penalty for Rape The Ultimate Panacea? Kazi Asszad Hossan
We are witnessing with revulsion the unbridled surge in the rape cases throughout the country. Against this backdrop, the cabinet has approved on 12th October the draft of Women and […]