Goodbye, Major Millat! Your dreams live on
Major Md. Moyeen Millat Chowdhury (Retd.) spent much of his life trying to make things work....
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The Red Sea on the brink: Why Bangladesh cannot look away
The Middle East is once again confronting a dangerous escalation of violence, and Yemen has emerged...
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10 Oct 2026
Education or commerce: A choice Bangladesh must make now
I have had the privilege of studying at Cornell University and conducting sessions for graduate and PhD students...
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23 Mar 2026
Before exams, children need childhood
Alexei Maximovich Peshkov, popularly known as Maxim Gorky (1868-1936), was the Russian and Soviet writer and...
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22 Jan 2026
How judgmentalism fuels trolling!
The striking reality of our time is how quickly social media users become judgmental about others....
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22 Jan 2026
Protecting consumers in digital markets
Digital markets have transformed how we live, work, shop, and communicate. From online shopping and mobile...
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21 Jan 2026
Transforming Dhaka into a modern tourist city
Dhaka city is today moving through a deep urban crisis, one that is deeply alarming. Unplanned...
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21 Jan 2026
Onion crisis: Why fixing domestic waste matters
Every few months, the Bangladeshi kitchen becomes the front line of a national crisis. As the...
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20 Jan 2026
Nepo-child politics: Legacy, loyalty, and the limits of democracy
It is not a question of elections only, who gets to lead. In South Asia, it...
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20 Jan 2026
Why has NEIR become so contentious?
Bangladesh finally ushered in the new year by doing something it had been threatening to do...
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20 Jan 2026