Rooppur: The future of Bangladesh’s electricity generation
The Rooppur nuclear power plant will become the game changer for electricity generation. Many people are...
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01 Sep 2026
Canada’s economic reckoning: The G7’s sole decliner and the perils of policy complacency
In the annals of the Group of Seven, Canada’s distinction in early 2026 is an unenviable...
TR
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01 Sep 2026
Beyond the trade deficit: Bangladesh must learn to measure the productivity of trade
Bangladesh ended FY2025–26 with a merchandise trade deficit of $27.29 billion. At first sight, the number...
AK
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01 Sep 2026
Crossroads of judicial independence: Bangladesh can still take the right path
The aspiration of the people of Bangladesh for an independent judiciary is longstanding. Indeed, it predates...
TR
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01 Sep 2026
America, China and Russia reshape the world
The post-Cold War world was largely defined by American primacy. The United States emerged as the...
TR
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01 Sep 2026
From traditional partnership to strategic engagement
The US-Bangladesh relationship is entering a new era where strategy and opportunity converge amid rapid changes...
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01 Sep 2026
Local government in Bangladesh: Women’s political participation crisis
By nature, humans are social and political beings. Politics has an impact on nearly every aspect...
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01 Sep 2026
The spirit of mass uprising: How far are we in building an inequality-free country
16 July 2024. Abu Sayeed, a student of Begum Rokeya University, stood with both arms outstretched...
MS
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01 Sep 2026
Tarique’s double bind: Govern well or repeat Hasina’s mistake
Sheikh Hasina had something Tarique Rahman now has: an overwhelming political mandate. Hasina wasted it. Six...
MA
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01 Sep 2026
The politics of the ‘First Independence’ and the attempt to erase 1971
August 14 and 15 are both extremely important dates in the history of the Indian subcontinent....
AB
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01 Sep 2026