TODAY marks 50 years of Bangladesh-Japan relations. In the last 50 years, the two nations have been able to form an exemplary relationship defined with mutual trust, respect, affinity and
Bitumen is the main ingredient for constructing roads and highways countrywide. But, regrettably, most of the country’s roads and highways are prone to get damaged within just 6-12 months of
Three decades of conflict in the Himalayan valley have resulted in a drastic surge in mental health issues, especially among women, writes Shefali Rafiq SHAMSHADA was engrossed in conversation after lunch
Bad is the luck for those who have initiated a war and multidimensional conspiracy against Bangladesh, keeping the 2023 general election in sight. On Monday last, influential US Congressman and
Rather than examining the perspective of Russian national security interests, US officials wrongly think the fate of European peace is the hands of a single man: Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, writes Scott
FREE movement is seen as an unworkable position — but it is our current immigration system, both in the United Kingdom and globally, that is unworkable. It is barbaric, it
MOST of the time, most people seem to be able to ignore most of what’s happening in the world, and focus on certain parts, most relevant to themselves and their
The quest for peace, at any level, is perpetual and universal. Nevertheless, peace is set at naught by human misdeeds, or human deeds with ulterior motives not peaceable. Chenghiz Khan,
Recently, China has declared to grant duty-free access to 98 percent of Bangladeshi products including 383 new products, especially leather and leather-made goods, in this “zero-treatment” list. This decision from
Villages in Bangladesh are indeed changing fast. This has been made possible due to all kinds of connectivity, both physical and digital, between the rural and urban areas. Besides improvement