Opinion

The tragedy that is Bangladesh’s health sector

—M Jahangir Alam— Issues like underinvestment, high out-of-pocket costs, and inequitable access have long plagued Bangladesh’s health care system. A lack of political will still impacts the quality of health

Toxic bites: How heavy metals are poisoning us

—Meftahul Zannat Mithila— Food safety has become a crucial public health concern globally, particularly in developing nations. Heavy metals such as arsenic (As), lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd), mercury (Hg), and

Is Bangladesh ready for an energy transition?

—Musharraf TanseN— As climate change accelerates and the global energy landscape undergoes rapid transformation, countries like Bangladesh face a pivotal moment. Long reliant on imported fossil fuels, Bangladesh is at

Western civilisation in the dock

—Neil Ray— To say Israel is committing crimes against humanity is an understatement. The mind behind the daily routine killing of unarmed and relief-seeking hungry Palestinians is diabolical at its

Iran-Israel War: A Concern for Bangladesh

—Zubair Hasan— As the Iran-Israel war intensifies, the critical question arises: does the United States truly understand the endgame of this escalating conflict? Only the U.S. has the power to

Businessmen on the Brink, Migrant Workers in Distress

—Mostofa Kamal— There is no good news in any indicators for large, medium or small businesses and investments in the country. In some sectors, the possibility of survival has already