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The fall of Assad: A turning point for the middle east and beyond

Pranto Chatterjee

The Middle East, a region long characterized by its intricate politics and enduring conflicts, has once again been thrust into the global spotlight with the fall of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. This monumental event, following over a decade of brutal civil war, is not merely the conclusion of one of the 21st century's bloodiest chapters ...

Why our engineering brain drain takes place

Pranto Chatterjee

Bangladesh is experiencing a troubling trend-a significant outflow of its engineering talent to other nations. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as "brain drain," is leaving the country grappling with the loss of its brightest minds. The impact on the economy, innovation, and national development is profound. While remittances from expatriates offer some solace, the broader ...

Why banning crypto-currency might hold Bangladesh back from the fourth industrial revolution

Pranto Chatterjee

In the modern age of the digital revolution, cryptocurrency is the new order of things in the global financial topography. Like how each industrial revolution ushered in new innovations that changed human society, so blockchain and cryptocurrency fire the new economic frontier of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. For Bangladesh, the issue is no longer a ...

What Harris’s defeat means for South Asia

Pranto Chatterjee

The recent U.S. presidential election has sent shockwaves across the world. Kamala Harris's loss to Donald Trump is more than just a defeat; it signals a transformation in global political dynamics that will deeply impact South Asia, particularly countries like Bangladesh and India. Trump's return, marked by his signature brand of populism and nationalism, is ...

Possible impacts if Trump returns to power

Pranto Chatterjee

The potential reelection of Donald Trump in 2024 has implications not only for the U.S. but for international relations, alliances, trade, and regional security worldwide. His first term underscored a distinct approach to governance-one that emphasized "America First" policies, sought to dismantle bureaucratic barriers, and centralized control over federal institutions. If Trump returns to office, ...

Crime spike puts Dhaka residents in fear

Pranto Chatterjee

In the recent weeks, Dhaka's neighborhoods, particularly Mohammadpur and Dhanmondi, have found themselves the focal points of heightened criminal activity. This surge in violence - including muggings, armed robberies, and even gang clashes - has left an unsettling mark on the psyche of the city's residents, many of whom now find themselves contemplating the stability ...

Inflation tightens grip on low-income families

Pranto Chatterjee

The citizens of Bangladesh are confronted with the more pertinent question-in this time, replete with rising philosophical questions-of "to buy onions or not to buy onions." It is a question as confusing as it gets, akin to Shakespeare's soul-searching question, only that this time, the stakes are considerably more real. The prices of necessities have ...

Italy becoming key destination for Bangladeshi students

Pranto Chatterjee

Bangladesh, one of the top six migrant source countries globally, has seen a rising number of its citizens migrating for better opportunities. Traditionally, Middle Eastern countries and Southeast Asia have been common destinations for Bangladeshi migrants. However, in recent years, Europe has emerged as an increasingly popular destination, particularly Italy. While the United Kingdom has ...

Our future lies in prioritizing research and innovation

Pranto Chatterjee

Bangladesh, a country rich in heritage and resilience, stands at a decisive crossroads where its future as a knowledge-driven economy is uncertain. Despite remarkable strides in economic growth, the country's lack of emphasis on research and innovation poses a major impediment to sustained progress. If Bangladesh is to become a leader in the global stage ...

RMG sector at risk as labour unrest shows no sign of abating

Pranto Chatterjee

The ready-made garments industry has conventionally formed the backbone of Bangladesh's economy, which alone accounts for more than 80 percent of the total export earnings of the country, thus making it one of the most critical sectors that have contributed so far to national growth and global competitiveness. This industry reached an all-time high in ...