The national initiative to solve drug addiction problem in Bangladesh is far less than its severity. A large number of people across the country are victims of terrible addiction. A police investigation has recently revealed a new type of deadly drugs in the recent death incident of Dhaka University student
Editorial
China’s AI and Western anxiety
China’s tech advances may well end up ending the conventional Western notions of “freedom and democracy” in the world. Leading Western tech leaders are concerned that the emergence of an AI-powered bloc led by China could completely dominate this century’s geopolitics. US opinion makers and leaders may know that no
Concern over Rohingya repatriation
More than 1.1 million Rohingyas, forcibly displaced from Myanmar, have been living in Bangladesh for over four years. Despite an agreement with Myanmar over their safe repatriation, not a single Rohingya has been taken by that South East Asian country. Myanmar is actually doing nothing to create a conducive environment
The West’s Black-White problem is about privileges not color
What does the bail for Rozina mean?
Much to the relief of all, Rozina was granted bail after a weekend inside which saw many Bangladeshis very angry with the Government. This very unnecessary delay was however symptomatic of the way the issue was handled from the beginning, without tact, competence and confidence. From the manner in which
Call for standing by Palestinian people
For over the last two weeks in occupied Jerusalem and besieged Gaza Strip in the Middle East, the Israeli military and extremist groups have been carrying out unprecedented attacks and killings on Palestinians. More than 225 Palestinians have been killed and hundreds more injured in both airstrikes and ground attacks.
Protect ecology of Sundarbans
The Sundarbans is the world’s largest tidal forest adjoining to the Bay of Bengal. It is our important national resource, a reservoir of endless natural resources, and a habitat of innumerable plants and animals. However, many adverse changes have been noticed in the Sundarbans for quite a long time. The
