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1,000 measles deaths: What are we failing to learn?

Syed Abdul Hamid

14 September 2026 • Opinion

New rights laws / New rights laws: Those who control evidence eventually control accountability

Khan Khalid Adnan

14 September 2026 • Views

Marriage, family visas, and the new face of trafficking

Shariful Hasan

14 September 2026 • Views

relationship between money and happiness

What the economics of happiness can teach us in Bangladesh

Rifat Ibne Jamal

13 September 2026 • Opinion

What we can learn from other countries to tackle our NPL crisis

Md Main Uddin

13 September 2026 • Opinion

Building a centralised digital health system for better care and accountability

SM Ziauddin Hyder

13 September 2026 • Opinion

A civil alternative for property transfers is a citizen’s right

Asif Bin Ali

13 September 2026 • Views

What will remain ours in the age of AI?

Shamsad Mortuza

12 September 2026 • Blowin’ in the Wind

Bangladesh’s El Niño risk is bigger than weather

Sudeepto Roy

12 September 2026 • Views

Bangladesh's time to look south again

Iftekhar Ul Karim

12 September 2026 • Views

How should we talk about Palestine, Hamas, and Israel?

The moral contest unfolding in the media and on social media is getting messy.

15 October 2023

The Pope’s global warming challenge to world leaders

The Pope’s urging comes at an appropriate juncture in the now-flagging momentum of the global environmental movement

15 October 2023

Local government for effective disaster management

To decrease the impact of catastrophes, integration among local and national bodies is necessary.

14 October 2023

A bus ride or a comedy show?

The local bus is like a stand-up comedy special full of outdated gender norms and unintentional satire on seat selection.

14 October 2023

University: Our factory of miseducation

Universities should be about creating the next generation of thinkers, right? Even in terms of skills, haven’t we been failing largely?

14 October 2023

Unlocking the secrets of ‘Khufiya’

The film can then be compared to a dog whistle; its message is understood by a particular group but eludes others.

14 October 2023

While politics unfolds on the streets, elections hang in the air

Bangladesh is reeling under internal turmoil, external pressures, and an irresponsible and immature political leadership.

14 October 2023

The big business of India-Pakistan cricket

In September, tickets were going for as much as 55 lakh rupees in the secondary market.

13 October 2023

The savagery of the war against the Palestinian people

As this conflict takes on the air of permanency, the frustration of Palestinian politics moves away from the impossibility of negotiations to the necessity of armed violence.

13 October 2023

Can the judiciary be free from politicisation?

CJ Hassan’s open expression of the desire to not politicise the judiciary is significant.

13 October 2023

Fighting inequality for a resilient future

Disaster response requires an all-inclusive approach

Addressing the differential impacts of disasters on intersectional categories requires pragmatic and effective policies with implementation strategies.

13 October 2023

Column by Mahfuz Anam: Poisoned rhetoric and public concerns

With only a few months left till the election, we still have no idea what AL’s and BNP’s manifestos will reveal

12 October 2023

Western media’s ahistorical reporting on Palestine-Israe

Western media’s ahistorical reporting around Palestine-Israel

While there are gruesome acts from both sides, this is not a war between equals.

12 October 2023

Bangladesh’s tragic project implementation record

There are numerous projects which are suffering chronic delays and cost escalations, jeopardising Bangladesh's odyssey to becoming a developed nation.

12 October 2023