Opinion

Fire of Language Movement Ignites a Sleepy Sub-divisional Town

Z A M Khairuzzaman: We wonder if we look back at the historical events of the 1952 Language Movement. At that period there was a sleepy sub-divisional town named Nilphamari

Bangabandhu the World Leader

Dr. Syed Anwar Husain: The achievement of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was not confined to merely establishing an independent state. Those who led in establishing an independent state e.g. Mazzini,

50 years of Japan-Bangladesh relation

Abdullah-Al-Mamun: 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

Protect local bitumen industry

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

Mental health crisis of Kashmiri women

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

The Wolves against Bangladesh (concluding part)

Abdul Mannan: 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

America’s Putin psychosis

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

Global free movement would improve lives

Nadia Whittome and Zoe Gardner: FREE movement is seen as an unworkable position — but it is our current immigration system, both in the United Kingdom and globally, that is