Kamrul Hassan Dorpon In today’s global economy, financial power and influence are closely connected. Despite being a major economic force, the United States has alienated many countries through aggressive geopolitical diplomacy, threats and imperialistic policies. China, the Continue Reading
The Middle East war is affecting regional and international economies. Disruptions to energy security and rising prices are hurting industrial production and fuelling inflation. The poor are facing increasing hardship, while few are spared the gas and electricity crisis. The biggest challenge, however, may be the threat to agricultural production, the country’s main Continue Reading
Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark diplomatic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to significantly expand air connectivity and bilateral cooperation. Announcing the agreement at a press conference at the CAAB headquarters, Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) Chairman Air Vice Marshal Md. Mustafa Mahmud Siddique stated that the weekly passenger Continue Reading
The Iran Culture Center in Bangladesh’s Cultural Counsellor, Dr. Mahdi Molaee Arani, has praised the well-known Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Inqilab for its unbiased and fair coverage of the ongoing tensions between Iran, the United States, and Israel. In a courtesy meeting with Inqilab Editor A. M. M. Bahauddin at the newspaper’s headquarters on Thursday, Continue Reading
The annual Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage in India’s Uttarakhand has ended, leaving behind a major environmental challenge in Haridwar. Reports said around 48 million devotees visited the city during the holy month of Shravan to collect Ganges water ahead of Shravan Shivaratri. After the pilgrimage, large amounts of discarded clothing, plastic bottles, footwear and Kanwar Continue Reading
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been nominated as the party’s presidential candidate. His responsibilities at the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives have been assigned to Salahuddin Ahmed.Continue Reading
Dhaka is struggling with severe traffic congestion. The problem is linked not only to the four major inter-district bus terminals but also to numerous informal bus stops on busy roads. Examples include the road opposite Notre Dame College, the Green Line stop near Rajarbagh Police Lines, and bus stops in Shyamoli, Kalyanpur and Asadgate. There […]Continue Reading
Speculation over the next president has intensified following the resignation of Md Shahabuddin. The Election Commission has set August 20 for the presidential election, while the 11-party alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami has already announced its candidate. The main focus, however, is on whom the ruling BNP will nominate. Discussions have been underway inside and outside Continue Reading
Harun’s Removal: ‘Fascist’ Quader-Kamal Phone Conversation Leaked The International Crimes Tribunal has received a series of explosive audio recordings that reveal the involvement of prominent members of the former Awami League administration, including Detective Branch (DB) Chief Harun-or-Rashid, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, and then-Road Transport and Continue Reading
17 Killings Await Trial Public scrutiny of India’s alleged historical involvement in Bangladesh’s internal affairs, particularly during the fall of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has been reactivated by recent high-profile visits and intense diplomatic activity surrounding Indian intelligence and diplomatic officials. To satisfy New Delhi, critics Continue Reading






















