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The most important election in British history
DEMOCRACY in Britain has never been particularly strong or vibrant. Yet, for the first time in decades, the British people face a real choice at the ballot box in December.ReadMore
Hong Kong: pure western insanity
THE impunity with which the US aggresses Hong Kong is insane. Equally or more insane is western media coverage of what is going on in Hong Kong. Not one wordReadMore
Visiting Assange, Britain’s political prisoner
I SET out at dawn. Her Majesty’s Prison Belmarsh is in the flat hinterland of south east London, a ribbon of walls and wire with no horizon. At what isReadMore
Digital and Traditional Pedagogy in Education
In the past couple of decades, the leaps and bounds in digital media technology has radically changed the means of distribution of information and entertainment. There has been and stillReadMore
Malady of Female Migrant Workers
The debate stands not on female workers’ (FWs) migration itself in principle, rather on the process and difficulties faced afterwards, particularly in the Middle East (ME), being abused and harassed,ReadMore
Air Pollution Rising at Alarming Rate
This year, air pollution has crossed the record of last six years. Department of Environmental Science of Stamford University Bangladesh analysed Air Quality Index (AQI) data of last six years,ReadMore
Reclaiming your inner fascist
OK, WE need to talk about fascism. Not just any kind of fascism. A particularly insidious kind of fascism. No, not the fascism of the early 20th Century. Not Mussolini’sReadMore
The president of all who voted for and against
PRESIDENT Gotabaya Rajapaksa scored an impressive victory at the hotly contested presidential election winning 52.5 per cent of the vote when the general expectation was that a second preference countReadMore
