We are indeed alarmed to see the rise in the number of attacks on law enforcement officials around the country.

Dhaka's children need playgrounds to reduce their screen time.

When Fitch Ratings revised its outlook on Bangladesh to “negative,” it attributed the downgrade to the Middle East conflict, external financing pressures, and existing economic vulnerabilities.

Extensive feasibility studies must be conducted before launching megaprojects like the Padma Barrage.

It is very unfortunate that essential urban services such as household waste collection in the capital have long been captured by politically connected interests.

Delayed justice is emboldening perpetrators as cases soar

It is alarming that under the guise of journalism, fake news pages on Facebook are objectifying women for engagement and profit.

Authorities must not enable a return to failed banking control.

We are alarmed by the allegations of extortion and intimidation emerging from Kalyanpur Porabosti, highlighting a culture of criminal control over the capital’s vulnerable communities.

Revised figures expose weaknesses in health surveillance.

It is completely unacceptable that after years of projects, promises, and public spending, Dhaka still remains unprepared to tackle waterlogging.

Govt must clarify what it did to stop recruitment in Russia-Ukraine war.

We’re concerned about the collapse of bus services in Khulna city that has been depriving its 18 lakh residents as well as visitors of an affordable public transport option.

State, media owners must help protect independent journalism

The government’s decision to transfer urban primary healthcare services in 12 city corporations and 23 municipalities from the Local Government Division (LGD) to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), along with its plan to establish 170 new urban health centres in Dhaka and Chattogram, marks a turning point for the country’s health sector.

Without foundational skills, students cannot thrive in secondary education.

It is concerning to learn that Bangladesh may face a urea shortfall of around one lakh tonnes for the upcoming Aman season if the government fails to secure fresh import commitments.

Innovative solutions and political will key to curbing crash fatalities.

Amend laws, train police appropriately to stop journalist harassment

Secure adequate supplies of testing kits, explore alternative procurement channels.