Opinion

Is Afghan ‘peace’ crumbling already?

WHEREAS the US-Taliban ‘truce deal’ is historic in many ways, the fact that real peace in Afghanistan remains hostage to a lot more complex power dynamics than the US war

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Bangabandhu’s Spirit Will Inspire Nations

Sir Frank Peters If I had one paisa for every word written about Bangabandhu, I would be a millionaire many times over. If I had a paisa for every word

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A Tireless Statesman

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was born on 17th March 1920 in Tungipara in the district of Gopalganj in undivided Bengal. His father’s name was Sheikh Lutfar Rahman. His paternal grandfather’s younger

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Prevention is better than cure

The surge of coronavirus across the world has made even powerful nations worried with US President Donal Trump under fire for ignoring the bug when it first broke out in

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US warfare has failed either way

High-tech warfare is not defeating the US’s many enemies any better than its vast army did — and that leaves the country making bizarre alliances, writes Paul Rogers THIS week two

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What We can Learn from Mashrafe

Nasih Ul Wadud Alam: Mashrafe Mortaza, the veteran cricketer, has proven once again that he puts his team first. On 5 March 2020, we received the inevitable news of his

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The unsung heroes who dare MP’s wrongdoing

It was a piece of news that not only surprised me but also made me proud. In these days of some very embarrassing news linked to those who were supposed

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Defeating COVID-19, Building a Shared Future

Wang Yi The COVID-19 outbreak poses both a great threat to the life and health of the Chinese people and a formidable challenge to global public health security. In the

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