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Lost interpersonal affinity and abnormally secluded living

 While we were children a few decades back, it was a huge pleasure for us when guests visited our

Policy challenges that Artificial Intelligence comes with

 This editorial is about humans and the interactions that this intelligent mammal has with machines. Humans have been using

Why Bangladesh’s Virtual Platforms Are Becoming Breeding Grounds for Hate and Propaganda

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashBangladesh’s digital and virtual space is increasingly becoming vulnerable to misinformation, propaganda,

Cyber Risks Hidden in The Shadow of Ballots

 Md. Nazmul Huda MasudThe strength of democracy rests on the exercise of citizens’ voting

Journalism could not yet become a lucrative profession in Bangladesh

 Newspapers keep us updated with the latest incidents happening across the world. This functionality by newspapers is known to

Western economic policies don’t fit in with under developed countries

 Analysts discussing crony capitalism are more likely to focus on the particular individuals involved than are analysts discussing special

It’s Time to Dream Big for Bangladesh Hockey

 Bangladesh’s performance in the recently concluded FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup in Tamil Nadu, India, exceeded all

Saudi Arabia and China tie up to explore bilateral prospects in energy sector

China is ready to be the most trustworthy and reliable partner in Saudi Arabia's national revitalization process, Chinese Foreign

Ecological catastrophes hammer countries worldwide due to rising temperature

Global warming news highlights 2025 as potentially the second or third warmest year, with continued record-high greenhouse gases, lower

Failure to Protect Wild Creatures Will Disrupt Our Normal Pace of Life

Rifat Rafique BadhonWorld Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on March 3 in the United

Can Stronger Enforcement and Public Awareness Curb Fake Currency Menace?

MD. Noor Hamza PeashThe spread of counterfeit currency has gradually emerged as a serious threat

Unfortunately, educated people around us fail to value books as gifts

Millions of students are passing from schools and colleges all over Bangladesh with high grade points every year. This

Lagging behind in English language slows down English newspapers’ advancement

 Despite high numbers of newspapers all over Bangladesh, journalism has not yet acquired the status of a lucrative job

Whereabouts Unveils Jhumpa Lahiri’s Latest Lingual Configuration

Linguistic experts tell us that language isn’t learned, it grows naturally, like our bodies. Intrinsic and instinctive, language is

Keeping pace with worldwide ICT sophistication is indispensable

 Computers, laptops, tabs and android phones have reached people's hands across Bangladesh which has massively enabled digital communications to

Teachers without ethical uprightness are burden for academia

When it comes to private universities, most people uphold the opinion that these universities do not pay much attention

The Book of Unknown Americans: When Disillusionment Lurks Round the Corner All the Time

Cristina Henriquez's novel The Book of Unknown Americans is a tale of diaspora, dreams and desperation. In literary

Environmental Impacts of Glitter Microplastics: Pollution in the Name of Beauty

Arghya Protik ChowdhuryGlitter is often associated with beauty, celebration, and joy. From birthday cards and

Global warming threatens to overshoot Paris Agreement within three years

Global warming news highlights 2025 as potentially the second or third warmest year, with continued record-high greenhouse gases,

The nexus between bribery and artificial bureaucratic obstacles

The interim government headed by Dr. Muhammad Yunus is under moral obligations to dissolve the unholy alliance between bureaucracy

Trump Sets a Devastating Precedent in Venezuela

Michael HirshBy attacking Venezuela, seizing its president, and promising to “run” the country indefinitely—all without

Corruption quickened immediate past government’s downfall

Ex Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who stepped down from her post on 5 August 2024 and flew overseas

Youngsters must be made curious to explore literary classics

Leo Tolstoy, the most eminent Russian author focused on the magnificence of spiritual enlightenment in his story What Men

Polar Regions Languish Under Global Warming Eventualities

Rifat Rafique BadhanGlobal warming is hitting polar regions much harder, with the Arctic warming

Unpacking the Paradox of Central Banks' Profitability

 The modern monetary system contains several paradoxes that are rarely acknowledged publicly. Among them, one point often surprises

Policy challenges that come with Artificial Intelligence and other robotic tools

 This editorial is about humans and the interactions that this intelligent mammal has with machines. Humans have been using

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