Rather than condemning Israel’s dangerous escalation, the G7 resorts to vague calls for “de-escalation.”
Still struggling after five decades, Bangladesh has turned into a development paradox.
These targeted killings are not just symbolic gestures but part of a calculated Israeli effort to cripple Iran’s command-and-control structure.
The confusion surrounding the scenarios ahead also arises from the US handling of the current conflict, which has been discordant.
Perhaps meaning isn't found in the survival itself, but forged in the telling and the hearing.
In the unfolding Israel-Iran conflict, disinformation is not peripheral—it is central.
UNOC3 concluded with the adoption of the Nice Ocean Action Plan, a two-part outcome comprising a political declaration.
Hill women remain largely invisible within a system that does not recognise their ancestral kinship with the land.
The recent announcement to build a new coal-fired power plant to generate cheaper electricity than oil-fired peaking plants further highlights the lack of policy coherence.
The future of healthcare in Bangladesh depends on whether we can move beyond words and take real action.
At the end of the day, Netanyahu’s success will measured by whether he can lock the US into yet another made-for-Israel Middle East war.
The concept of remittances is not new. Migrant labourers sending money home dates back to colonial times.
The intention behind broadcasting the ICT trial is noble.
