Monday, September 21, 2015

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Colombo Security Conclave and South Asian Geopolitical Phenomena

The seventh Colombo Conclave security was recently held in the Indian capital city New Delhi on November 20,

Can Bangladesh Revive Its Cinema Halls and Rebuild a Sustainable Film Market?

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashFilm is globally recognized as one of the most influential mediums of

The Saltwater Crisis We Didn’t See Coming

 Immanuel Chayan BiswasSalinity intrusion in Bangladesh’s coastal belt has long been viewed as a natural

Man of Time: A Novel That Redefines Love, Loyalty and the Human Heart Across Centuries

 Arslan RafiqIn a world obsessed with speed, shortcuts, and instant gratification, Man of Time arrives

Social Reforms Can’t Be Chalked Out Keeping Literature Away

Western literature with emphasis on social reforms in the 18th and 19th centuries addressed pressing issues like poverty,

AIDS in Bangladesh: The Hidden Crisis Demanding Stronger Government Action

 December 1 marks the annual global observance of World AIDS Day. AIDS—Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome—remains one of the

Safeguarding Ecology While Widening Industries Is Too Big An Obligation

 Rifat Rafique BadhanA few years a Bangladeshi factory Green Textile Limited located in Bhaluka, Mymensingh

A Strategic Pause: Why Bangladesh Should Embrace a Six-Year Delay in LDC Graduation

 Bangladesh stands at an economic crossroads. Having triumphantly met the United Nations' criteria for graduation from the

When Teachers Suffer, a Nation Fails

 Mohammad Enamul HoqueThe immense interest in knowing life and the world has made man great

Remittance Flows and Shadow Market: A Tale of Two Earners

In the socioeconomic fabric of Bangladesh, remittance has remained a lifeline that sustains millions of households, finances education

What Is the Purpose of Market Monitoring?

 M S SiddiquiBangladesh Competition Commission (BCC) has a Bazar mentoring cell to monitor or study

Belém’s Promise and Frustration: What COP30 Meant for Bangladesh

 Dr. Shahrina AkhtarAs COP30 concluded in Belém, Brazil, Bangladesh’s delegation returned home carrying a blend

AI Beyond Cybersecurity: New Laws Bangladesh Must Adopt

 Rozina Akter NishuAI is no longer just a hypothetical concept. It's already making a big

Blasts Jolt Delhi!

There are multiple theories afloat in the aftermath of the Delhi blasts (November 10) which claimed thirteen lives,

Dhaka on the Faultline: Why Recurring Earthquakes Expose a Decades-Long Failure of Governance

Bangladesh did not merely experience a geological event on 21 November—it confronted a long-ignored

Bangladesh’s Next Leap: Rising as South Asia’s Regional Manufacturing Powerhouse

Shahidul Alam Swapan

Millions of Jobs at Risk: How AI Could Widen Inequality in Bangladesh

 Albert Jackson Biswas

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the Trial That Defies Justice

 

ANFREL, NED and the Quiet Architecture of Influence: Why Bangladesh Must Treat ‘Election Support’ as a Strategic Question

 Election monitoring was once a noble profession—an external

Satan’s Blindfold: The Hard Truths Revealed in Reality

Message Behind the Cover:

Is Bangladesh Following Iran’s Playbook?

Dr. Richard L. Benkin

The Earthquake That Warned Us Again

Masuma Moriom 

Why Germany Needs New Thrust in Economic Ties With China

Ibrahim Khalil

BARI Leads the Way in Ensuring Food & Nutrition Security

 Dr. M. Jamal Uddin

Japan’s Attempt to Resurrect Militarism Can Only Threaten Regional Security

Ibrahim Khalil AhasanJapan’s newly elected Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has triggered a sharp political

Hiatus Continues!

 An uneasy calm continues between Afghanistan and Pakistan despite brokering for ushering of peace between the two warring

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