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Beyond Rituals: The Amorphous Understanding of Sufi Ideology in Theocratic Contexts

Sufism, often described as the mystical dimension of

Growth Exists, Employment Does Not

Amir Mohammed Khosru

Iran Invasion Is Probably Moving Towards Another Hoax Like Gulf War II

The drumbeats of war are once again echoing across the Middle East. Reports, rumors,

Is Clickbait Costing Journalism Its Credibility?

Amina Mumtarin Shreya 

Diploma or Experience: Rethinking Bangladesh's Banking Profession Through the Lens of Global Best Practices

 Shahidul Alam Swapan

Building Up A Sustainable World Will Be Disrupted Without Implementing Labour Rights

The modern world stands on foundations poured, welded,

Interfaith Perspectives on Peace and Human Harmony

Mahfuz Ul Hasib Chowdhury Peace has always stood at the heart of humanity’s deepest spiritual aspirations.

A Longitudinal Study of Dhaka’s Urban Migration and Poverty Dilemma

Conceptual map of migration studies on Everett Lee’s refer to push factors relate to

Truth in Print: Why Authentic News Matters

Accurate and authentic reporting is the backbone of responsible journalism. In an age where

Global Refugee Crisis: Causes, Consequences and Paths Forward

The refugee crisis is one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges of the modern

Diplomatic Goodwill, Strategic Failure: Bangladesh and Iran Fuel Crisis Paradox

The Iran crisis started on the 28th of February after America and Israel shielded

Why Medical Waste Management Must Be A Priority For Public Health Policy

MD. Noor Hamza Peash

Public Goods and Services: The Case for Non-Market Frameworks

 Adam Smith is widely regarded as the father

Risk Factors and Responsibilities When It Comes to Reporting from War Zones

 Journalism in

Conspiracy Versus Reality: Sovereignty, Security Forces and A Bold Naval Vision Under Scrutiny

 Rabb Majumder

Our Workers, Our Fuel, Our Silence: Bangladesh in the Shadow of the Iran–Israel–US War

Dr. Mohammed A Rab

When Banks Must Think Like Sovereigns

Md. Kafi Khan

Western Countries’ Drastic Attempt to Reverse Decline in Educational Quality

 For decades, education was one of the West’s

The Physician of the People: Dr. ABM Haroon’s Lifelong Devotion to Humanity

Dr. ABM Haroon is a man who not

How Western Enlightenment in Poetry Trickled Down to Bengal

Writing anything about Bengali literature makes it obligatory to cite allusions to Rabindranath Tagore,

Keeping Academia Free of Violence Is Very Important

Mohammad Enamul Hoque Mithu

The Five Major Norms of China’s Foreign Policy

 Chinese foreign policy, driven by the goal of

Middle East Imbroglio Continues

There is still considerable ambiguity in the Pakistan

A Comparative Study of Measles in Foreign Countries and Bangladesh and What to Do

 Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain

Satyajit Ray: A Doyen in The World of Bengali Films

 Every year I write about Satyajit Ray the

Language Mirrors An Individual’s Genetic Identity

Dr. Md. Anwar Hossain

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