Opinion

Boiled vs brewed tea lover’s dilemma

Anika Fatima

Tea, or "cha," is more than just a beverage—it's a cultural emblem, a daily ritual, and a source of comfort ...

Navigating the shifting sands: Bangladesh in a second Trump presidency

Shafiul Alam Shahin

As global geopolitics brace for the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House, Bangladesh finds itself at a ...

Fixing Democracy Without Asking the People

Rajeev Ahmed

Dr Muhammad Yunus has a mandate to stabilize the nation and prepare for elections. However, his vision for sweeping reforms, ...

Sustainability Through Trust and Morality in the Context of Bangladesh

Rajeev Ahmed

The strength and endurance of any civilisation, society, or institution do not rely solely on wealth or complex financial systems ...

How Bangladeshi students' doing in Finland?

Md Nakibul Islam Abid

Finland, known for being one of the happiest and most prosperous countries in the world, has consistently ranked high in ...

Is a political storm coming in February?

Rajeev Ahmed

The political and economic crisis in Bangladesh has been brewing for years, but last August’s regime change brought a flicker ...

Israel-Hamas conflict nears ceasefire agreement after 15 months of conflict

Fatema Amin Jarin

After 15 months of relentless conflict, there are signs that a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas may soon bring an ...

Shakrain: A festival of "Tradition and Unity" in Old Dhaka

Khandaker Azizur Rahman

In rural Bengal, it is a common saying that "Poush is the month of prosperity," and this month sets the ...

Silencing the Watchdogs is a Shortcut to Chaos

Rajeev Ahmed

Journalists are not just observers; they’re the watchdogs of people, ensuring that power is exercised responsibly. Banning them from the ...

The Fragility and Resurgence of Bengal's Glory in the Garden of Time

Rajeev Ahmed

A rose cannot express what it truly feels like to be a rose, though it tries in countless ways to ...

Vehicle restrictions at Dhaka University: A public dilemma

Ibnul Hasan

Dhaka University's decision to restrict external vehicle access during specific hours has sparked widespread frustration among the city's residents as ...

The unfinished Liberation War started in 1971

Rajeev Ahmed

Liberation of Bangladesh in 1971 was a moment of immense hope, however, its outcomes were far from the unrestrained freedom ...