Rohingya repatriation at a crossroads

The international community must facilitate the repatriation of the Rohingya refugees to their homeland.

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How to quiet Dhaka's horn habit

Bangladesh has laws for controlling noise pollution, but enforcement remains feeble.

2d ago

How AI shaped the Iran-Israel 12-day war

Palantir Technologies, a US-based analytics firm, was publicly acknowledged to have strategic partnerships with Israel’s Ministry of Defence.

2d ago

In the halls of fear, an uprising was born

In Bangladesh, authoritarianism began with a knock on a dorm room door.

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The ground reality of disaster risk governance in Bangladesh

Over the past two decades, 185 extreme weather events have caused 11,450 deaths and resulted in economic losses amounting to $3.72 billion.

2d ago

Why Dhaka has become unliveable

To survive Dhaka, you need a strategy. Start by embracing the absurd: treat every crisis as a plot twist.

2d ago

A quiet shift in South Asia’s energy landscape

South Asia saw the first instance of a functioning, trilateral power trade arrangement.

2d ago

Who is holding the baby while she works?

Let’s be clear: daycare is not just a holding room, but a place of cognitive, social, and emotional growth for children as well.

3d ago

Media reform shouldn’t be left out of the July Charter

Ignoring media reform now would be a serious strategic misstep.

3d ago

The West’s AI dominance is the new colonialism

AI colonialism goes beyond economics; it also involves language and cultural erasure.

3d ago