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Declining biodiversity drives the world towards a devastated future

 Biodiversity is all the different kinds of life you’ll find in one area—the variety of animals, plants, fungi, and

No country is immune to the risk of violent extremism

No country or region is immune to the risk of violent extremism, including those in South Asia.  It is

How Fasting Is Helpful for Sustaining Good Health

 Dr. Samir Kumar SahaAccording to health rules, human body cleanses itself every day through its

Relations Between Dhaka and Beijing Strengthen Bangladesh's Stability in South Asia

Md. Al-AminOn 31 August 1975, China officially recognized Bangladesh as an independent country. But the

Geopolitical conflicts are a challenge for securing SDGs

 The United Nations Charter notes that the United Nations was founded to “save succeeding generations from the scourge of

More than 60% of the world’s hungry population are women and girls

 Around the world, 648 million people live in extreme poverty in the present time. They survive on less than

It’s High Time to Shatter Silence Over Mental Health Issues in Bangladesh

 Ashabori Kanti DishaMental health is a concerning but under-prioritized as well as misunderstood issue in

Postmodern Authors’ Playful Outlook on Life’s Sarcasms, Random Stuff and Black Humour

 In the late 19th century and early 20th century, modernist literature was the central literary movement. However, after

The core principle of Eid festivities is to gratify Allah Almighty

 Eid-Ul-Fitr is most commonly known in Arabic as "festival of breaking of the fast". It is the most important

Taking cash from traders illegally is still going on like Sheikh Hasina’s regime

 A staggering Tk 2.21 crore is extorted daily from 53 transport terminals and stands in Dhaka city. The amount

Echoes of 1971 Bangladesh Genocide

 Genocide remains an ever-looming specter, casting its dark shadow over many corners of the world.Genocide Remembrance

Terror in Train!

 Acts of terror in Pakistan is galloping in leaps and bounds. Only the  other day  columns in this

Restless political circumstances can affect employment sector in Bangladesh

In the European Union (EU) unemployment rates remained at record lows of 5.9% and 6.3% in October 2024. The

Drug abuse often leads to depression and low self-esteem

Drug abuse or substance abuse refers to the use of certain chemicals for the purpose of creating pleasurable effects

Muslim Authors, Poets and Artists Uphold A Far Higher Level of Tolerance and Honour for Interreligious Harmony

 The word ‘progressive’ has been misinterpreted by the westerners and their oriental followers several times. Progress in their

Why the Genocide of March 25 Has Not Yet Received International Recognition

 Today marks the horrific March 25—National Genocide Day in Bangladesh. On this night in 1971, heavily armed Pakistani

Polls without reforms will get things back to square one

It was stated in several write-ups and reports published in The Asian Age that time has arrived to think

It's time to get off virtual platforms and to become physically social once again

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

Rising Death Toll and Unheard Screams in Gaza

 Md. NurunnabiAmid escalating violence, Gaza stands as a silent witness to an ever-deepening humanitarian crisis.

Festival of Colours Paves the Way for Unity Among Human Beings

 Unity among humanity or human beings has become hard-core talk of the moment. In the countries under Western

Portrayal of Eid festivities in juvenile literature

 During the last week of Ramadan, I took my copy of Once Upon an Eid off my bookshelf. I

Bangladesh carries on glorious interreligious harmony for hundreds of years

In Bangladesh, popular Muslim festivals are Eid Ul Fitr, Eid Ul Azha, Chand Raat, Ashura, Eid Milad UN Nabi,

How Tulsi Gabbard's Remarks on Bangladesh Encourage National Unity

 The recent remarks by Tulsi Gabbard, the U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI), regarding the situation of religious

Mob Justice Is No Justice At All

 Akib Rahman ShantoMob justice is a form of extrajudicial punishment where a group of people

Consolidating food safety is part of working for SDGs

 Food safety is a science-based discipline, process or action that prevents food from containing substances that could harm a

Financial policies should precisely address market risks, credit supply and GDP growth

Chapter 1 of the October 2024 Global Financial Stability Report shows that although near-term financial stability risks have

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