Ted Turner and Muhammad Yunus: Two Visionaries, One Humanity
The passing of Ted Turner (1938-2026) is a sad moment for the global community, which has...
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09 May 2026
Teacher-centred to AI classrooms: Rethinking pedagogy in the digital age
For centuries, learning has been associated with the teacher-centred model, in which knowledge flows one-way, from...
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08 May 2026
Iran as an imperial trap: Has America walked into history’s oldest strategic mistake?
In the face of geopolitical crises, great powers tend to perceive intervention as neither an option...
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01 May 2026
Steering curriculum reform for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Transforming higher education is far too large a task for universities to handle on their own....
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24 Apr 2026
How the Gulf oil blockade might transform Bangladesh’s economy
Today’s globalised world economy does not have any isolated events that would affect only one region....
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17 Apr 2026
Zafarullah Chowdhury: A revolutionary doctor marked in his 3rd death anniversary
The third death anniversary of Dr. Zafarullah Chowdhury brings Bangladesh not only memories of a life...
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13 Apr 2026
Blue horizons, shared futures: Ocean studies and the promise of social business
On March 27, 2026, in Tokyo, a compelling, forward-looking vision for Bangladesh’s future was presented at...
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10 Apr 2026
Social media: Reclaiming truth in a fragmented digital world
(continued from yesterday) As a follow-up to the discussion presented in Part I, in which we...
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04 Apr 2026
Social media: Why we believe and share false information
Social media has completely changed how information flows, opening the door to both new opportunities and...
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03 Apr 2026
From Dhaka to Tokyo: Opening global creative frontiers for Bangladesh’s youth
In a world that is rapidly changing, driven by factors such as digitalisation and creative innovation,...
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28 Mar 2026