Monday, September 21, 2015

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Vested Superpowers Reportedly Sponsor and Protect Fanatical Groups in Syria

Abdel Kutub Nassri

Youths in Development Programs: Turning Bangladesh’s Demographic Dividend into National Progress

Jamal Uddin Sarker

Combat Against Corruption Should Start from Society

Bernard Priyam

Can Bangladesh Adopt India’s Traditional Knowledge Digital Library Model?

Rozina Akter Nishu

From Travel Quotas to Taka Payments: A Pragmatic Step Towards Facilitating Outbound Tourism in Bangladesh

 On August 9, 2026, Bangladesh Bank introduced an

Is the Makkah Pact a Nonstarter?

The much hyped and over publicized Makkah Trilateral

Social Progress Through Scribes and Paperwork

Basically, society and literature are rated as two

How Effective Is People’s Rights to Information Access?

Shafiqul Islam Khokon

Global Terrorism Index: Extremism Escalates in Pakistan Amid Global Downturn in Violence, Driven by Militant Resurgence

Khalid Ibrahim

October Approaches With Memories of the Great Bolshevik Revolution

 As October approaches each year, historians and political

Rivers Are Living Entities

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain

Sufism: The Ingenuous Soul of Pluralistic Bangladesh

Farabi Bin Zahir

International Day of Sign Languages: History, Heritage, Evolution, Significance and the Way Forward

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain

What Should You Focus on to Lose Weight?

Lina Akter

Genocide in Gaza Unveils the Dire Failures of Civilization

Abdel Kutub Nassri

World Rivers Day: We Have Rivers, But How Alive Are They?

Shafiqul Islam Khokon

An Imperative for Peace: All Stakeholders Must Cooperate With the UN to Resolve Geopolitical Conflicts

Kabita Banerjee

The Empty Chair in the Courtroom

Anika Raisa

Aprotim Was Only Thirteen: When Will Bangladesh Make Its Children Safe?

Dr. Mohammed A. Rab

Will Bangladesh Join Makkah Pact?

In the wake of the recent Defence Pact signed between Pakistan, Saudi

The High-Stakes Geopolitics of Upper Siang Hydroelectric Project and Its Impacts on Bangladesh

At the crossroads of geopolitics, climate volatility and

Did the U.S. War on Terror in Afghanistan Really Pay Off?

Donna Patricia

Haturia House: A Living Museum of Old Dhaka’s Aristocratic Past

A tiger's head hangs quietly on the wall of an old house on Abul Hasnat Road. Around it

Why Civil Wars Across Africa Have Persisted for Three Decades

 Abdel Kutub NassriFor more than three decades, Africa has experienced recurring civil wars, insurgencies, communal

Child Abuse in Bangladesh: A Silent Epidemic—Where Does It End?

 Smita Jannat

Language and Socio-Psychological Factors in Managing Climate Change

Dr. Kanan Purkayastha

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