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Al Jazeera: The mouthpiece of criminals

 Al Jazeera Satellite Channel, now known as AJA, was launched on 1 November 1996 following the closure of

Ensuring healthy longevity to decent Bangladesh

 How much people are affected by cancer? Have any relationship between poverty and health care in Bangladesh? What

Digital Security Act - let amendments end controversies

 The Digital Security Act (DSA) is one law that has caused the government more damage than good, especially

Acquittal of Trump and the future of the US democracy

 The acknowledgment of citizen's will and the peaceful transfer of power is the cornerstone of democracy. But this

Unstoppable Bangladesh

Bangladesh is now a country that draws attention of the world community for all its positive achievements over

Traditional textiles to technical textiles

 Technical textiles are the textiles in which more technical are involved. It has a lot of advantages on

Financial inclusion and service charges by NGO-MFIs in Bangladesh

 In the pre-liberation of Bangladesh, the right to credit for the poor, marginalized, and disadvantaged people could not

The game of party and patriotism in Hong Kong

 During the video broadcast of the annual duty report by Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, Chinese President

Welcome Dr. Jaishankar

 Despite the fact that the maiden visit of the Indian Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar is focused on

Environment has a rich ecosystem

 Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. The country was once very rich

The dream of Father of the Nation materialized by his daughter PM Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh has stepped into a new journey as it qualified to graduate into a developing nation from a

Bangabandhu rejects Yahya's RTC call

It was a rattled General Yahya Khan who on March 3, 1971 called a round table conference of

A brief look at Bengal's history

History has been an integral part of Bengali life, on both sides of the political and geographical divide. Therefore,

Biden’s airstrikes on Syria: The blatant violation of International Laws

The united states launched airstrikes in Syria on 25 February last targeting facilities near the Iraqi border used

The commandeering of power . . . a brief history

In a democracy, in proper governance, it is the primacy of civilian elected government that matters. But then there

Fresh thaw in Indo-Pak relations?

The recent back channel diplomacy between two top  key functionaries from India and Pakistan dealing with respective national

Yahya Khan postpones National Assembly session

On this day, March 1 in 1971, the Bengali nation reached a decisive phase in its march to

Will Pakistan grant independence to POK?

With an eye towards the United States, where Joe Biden has officially taken over as the President, Pakistan's

Remembering March, remembering the Leader

It is 1 March today, a day which takes us back fifty years. In this year of 2021, we

Cost of Water and cost of Garment

It is said that Textile industries has legs and walk to low cost production area of the world.

Vicious BNP-Jamaat connivance jeopardizes secular politics

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has tarred its political image by packing hands with extremist political front Jamaat-E-Islam. Jamaat-E-Islam

Remembering those black and white times

One gets the sense these days that people are increasingly turning into a society of rude people. It was

Detoxification of politics for stability, peace, and sustainable development

Politics is more a matter of arts than science for the saying goes that politics is the art

China's stringent purification of teaching environment in Hong Kong

Hong Kong, a city where its education system maintained an independent and progressive tradition of giving freedom to

Opening up ideas, not closing windows, is the need

Intellect should not be banned. The mind should not be clamped with backward thoughts. Banning books or movies or

The imperfect queen … under Myanmar's military dictatorship

Aung San Suu Kyi, 75, spent nearly 15 years under house arrest by Myanmar's military rulers until her

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