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Shahidul Alam SwapanBangladesh stands today at a defining historical crossroads. The political upheaval of July

Reality Files Magazine: The Voice That Makes the World Think Again

In a time when the world is loud but rarely thoughtful, Reality Files Magazine dares to

Writing, Erasing and Growing: Life Lessons from a Pencil and an Eraser

Md. Abul BasharMy daughter, Muttaqeena, is in Standard II and is supposed to write with

Can India Evade Responsibility for Its Actions?

 Shahidul Alam SwapanAjit Doval, India’s powerful National Security Adviser and one of the

Men and Women: Auxiliary Auspices for Each Other

 Men and women have biological differences and are often perceived differently in society, but these are generalizations that

Will Basic Needs Remain Limited to the Constitution?

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashThe constitution is the backbone of any nation, forming the foundation upon

Mother Mary Comes to Me: A Manifesto for Conscience and Courage

Recently, I have finished reading Arundhati Roy’s newly published memoir, Mother Mary Comes to Me. This book

Sustainability: The New Notion of Bangladesh’s Corporate World

Zaina Afreen ShiraziWithin the space of just a few decades, the term "sustainability" has experienced an

All Business Students Need Professional Speaking and Writing Skills

 Caron MartinezCommunicating clearly and well is an essential skill for everyone in business, but

Children Are More Affected by Dengue

 Komol Chowdhury"The child's father is sleeping in the heart of all children". Children are the

No Story Is Small: Banu Mushtaq

Phoebe Cannard-HigginsFat drops of rain hit my office windowpane; a thick band of cloud hangs

Sound Policies Pave the Way for A Sustainable Power Sector

 Athar Uddin TalukderMaintaining discipline and adherence to rules of business is essential for achieving a

Animal Spirits and Their Economic Impact

 In the realm of economics, where mathematical precision often dominates analysis, the term ‘animal spirits’ stands as a

Why the World Is Not What It Was Meant to Be: A Wake-Up Call for a Lost Generation

 Arslan RafiqWhat's really going on with the world? It's a question millions of people are

An Oblique Nuke Threat From Pentagon!

 US President Donald Trump has called on US military leaders to resume testing nuclear weapons in order to

Hajdu–Cheney Syndrome: Rarest Disease in Bangladesh

SMM Musabbir UddinIntroductionHajdu–Cheney syndrome (HCS) is a very rare, progressive genetic disorder that primarily

Machu Picchu: An Enshrined Heritage Unfolding Medieval Inca Civilization

 Gabriel PrietoMachu Picchu stands 2,430 m above sea-level, in the middle of a tropical mountain

Bangladesh’s Reforms Collapse Under Extrajudicial Shadow

 When the Yunus-led interim government assumed power on August 8, 2024, three days after a mass uprising toppled

Gaza Peace Plan: Donald Trump’s Blusterous Verbosity and Jordanian King’s Dejected Response

Countries would reject being asked to "enforce" peace in Gaza if deployed under the Trump ceasefire plan, King

Is Everything We See on Facebook Trustworthy?

 MD. Noor Hamza PeashFacebook continues to be one of the most influential social media platforms

The Institutional Crowd Around SDG 6: Time for Coherence in the Global Water Agenda

Mohammad Zobair Hasan Each September, world leaders converge at the United Nations in New York. In 2025, they

Bangladesh’s 2026 Elections and Foreign NGOs Influence: Democracy or Design?

 As Bangladesh edges closer to its 2026 general elections, a complex web of political anticipation, public anxiety, and

Political Economy Protects the Operations of Invisible Hands in The Market

In economic discourse, few metaphors have had as enduring an influence as Adam Smith’s ‘invisible hand’. First articulated

An Evaluation of Sri Lankan Prime Minister’s Trip to India

Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mrs Harinin Amarasuria was on a state visit to India from October 16 to

I Am Stressed Out With Work: What Do Scholars Say About Stressful Jobs?

Naimul Alam RinkuAs the high level of stress is a common thing among employees

Impact of War: Food Insecurity and Humanity

 Dr. Jagot Chand MalakerThe war in Russia- Ukraine has caused severe disruption to Bangladesh food

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