UN experts call for ending arms transfers to Israel

There are moments when international treaties, long forgotten by the general public, suddenly spring back to life. Moments when glimpses of reality shine through the thick-laden bureaucracies of the United Nations and catch the attention of the world outside. The debate that unfolded in “sub-working group on current and emerging implementation

Access green energy through legal obligations: Experts

The enlarging energy crisis that has engulfed the world, including Bangladesh would have been avoided if there was an adequate supply of renewable energy, experts said on Friday.Bangladesh can access green energy through awareness building and legal obligations, environmental experts observed at a workshop held in the city titled "Dialogue

Dengue menace to continue till mid-November: Experts

The gradual increase in dengue infection has created panic among the residents of Dhaka city. Hospitals are failing to cope with the pressure of dengue patients despite setting up new wards. Patients are dying within just three days of getting admitted to hospitals. A total of 89 people have died of

Experts call for eco-friendly tourist activities

Experts at a workshop have called for eco-friendly tourist activities to pave the way for more tourism and to protect biodiversity and local heritage. Highlighting the need for developing strong legal and policy frameworks to boost the sector, they also laid emphasis on creating awareness especially among the stakeholders and tourists

Study needed before moving to energy storage system: Experts

Energy experts on Saturday said Bangladesh should go for a comprehensive study first before making any move to build an energy storage system. ''We need to conduct a thorough study on where and what capacity of an energy storage system we need to build. This involves a huge cost,'' said Prof

Experts Suggest Complete Lockdown for 14 Days

Though a nationwide lockdown has been enforced in Bangladesh for one week with a high hope to limit the spread of deadly Coronavirus, health experts think that this ‘unscientific and halfhearted’ lockdown is unlikely to yield any positive result. They said the widespread movement of people, demonstrations and public gatherings at

Few experts unconvinced about holding Tokyo Games

The Tokyo Olympics open in under four months, and the torch relay has begun to crisscross Japan with 10,000 runners. Organizers say they are mitigating the risks, but some medical experts aren't convinced. “It is best to not hold the Olympics given the considerable risks,” Dr. Norio Sugaya, an infectious diseases