Opinion

Nipah virus: Avoid raw date palm sap

—Sakibul Hasan— It is quite difficult to find people who do not like the sap of date palm in winter. Yes, it’s true. In our country, as soon as winter

Ending Misinformation to Strengthen India-Bangladesh Relations

––Md Asifur Rahman–– Fake news has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges in the modern age, with India now at the centre of global attention. As a nation

Who Will Rule Syria?

Abdur Rahman Al-Rashed After the celebrations end and the last statues of the Assads are toppled, Syrians will face a new and uncertain day. Who will govern them? Will it

Untangling the Paradox of Democracy and Bureaucracy in Developing Economies

---Dr. Mohammad Kamrul Hasan--- The interplay between democracy and bureaucracy in governance has been extensively debated within political and administrative theories. In developing nations, both the systems usually remain in

EU-South American Free Trade May Hamper Bangladesh

---Nironjan Roy--- After Donald Trump secured his victory in the US election last November, the trade war started escalating because he took this issue seriously in his election campaign and

Begum Rokeya : A Trailblazer for Women’s Education and Islamic Feminism

—Saiful Islam— Begum Rokeya (1880–1932) was a notable social reformer and trailblazer for women’s rights in colonial Bengal. She wielded her pen at a time when Bengali Muslim women were