Corruption and bribery remain pervasive global challenges that deeply undermine governance, economic performance, educational systems, the judiciary, and fundamental social values across virtually every nation. While public discussion typically frames the recipient of a bribe as the sole Continue Reading

In light of recent troubling incidents, special drives against youth gangs and narcotics have been launched across various areas, leading to the detention of hundreds of teenagers and young adults. However, just as an increase in exam pass rates does not necessarily reflect an improvement in the quality of education, a higher number of raids […]Continue Reading

The proposed China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor represents a transformative opportunity for Bangladesh, shifting its economic trajectory from a consumer-driven market to a vital regional trade and logistical hub. The momentum for this initiative re-emerged following Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s official visit to China on June 26, 2026. Beijing’s proposal Continue Reading

The newly formed BNP government led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, assuming power through a free and fair 13th Parliamentary election following the July Uprising, finds itself in a distinct position defined by unprecedented public expectations. Having navigated its initial 180-day milestone, the administration has placed social safety nets and marginal welfare programs Continue Reading

 Mobayedur Rahman An English proverb says, “A drowning man catches at a straw.” A person sinking in deep water will try to grab even a small piece of grass to survive. The Awami League is in this state today. The party sinks further each day, so it grabs at anything it sees before it goes […]Continue Reading

A severe drinking water crisis driven by rising salinity levels in southwestern coastal districts, particularly in Dakop of Khulna and Shyamnagar of Satkhira, is sparking a major public health emergency. Under a scorching sun, groups of local women walk miles carrying water pitchers to find a pond or filtration unit that might yield a few […]Continue Reading

Although Bangladesh’s academic community continues to produce significant scientific research under tight budgetary limits, most of these findings remain trapped on journal pages rather than driving national policy or solving real-world problems. The country’s research landscape faces a profound disconnect between academic publication and practical implementation. While Continue Reading