Opinion

March 1971: A Resurgent Bengali Nation

A few days after his rousing, indeed messianic oration at the Race Course on 7 March 1971, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was asked by the correspondent of a foreign media

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Give to Gain: Transforming Mirror of Justice for Bangladesh’s Women and Girls

International Women’s Day (IWD) is far more than a date on the calendar; it is a global movement of collective activism belonging to everyone committed to human rights. In Bangladesh,

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Business leaders seen as key partners in managing budget challenges

The government may rely on the business community to help navigate mounting risks surrounding the upcoming national budget as revenue collection weakens and economic pressure grows. The newly elected administration

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Analysis: Can Iran’s proxies save the regime?

Missiles and drones are again crossing Middle Eastern skies, while tanker traffic stalls at the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears that the killing of Iran’s supreme leader could spiral into

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Iran War: An Unjust Conduct of a Global Power

At the outset, it must be clearly stated that the United States, together with Israel, has launched a full-scale war against Iran, assassinated Iran’s Supreme Leader, and abducted the President

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Climate resilience through social enterprises

Where the rivers meet the sea and deltas stretch to the horizon, Bangladesh is learning what climate change looks like up close. In the past decade alone, more than 16

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It is time to build democratic Bangladesh

As the year turns, March once again stands at our doorstep. In the national life of Bangladesh, the month carries profound significance. Its arrival evokes memories of the fiery struggle

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Operation Epic Fury and the Edge of a New Middle East War

February 28, 2026 may be remembered as a defining inflection point in modern Middle Eastern history. In the early hours of Saturday morning, United States and Israeli forces launched a

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