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Opinion

Budget session marks reform drive, debate lags

Bangladesh’s first budget session under the BNP government ended with a clear message that the administration intends to move fast on economic reforms and investment-friendly legislation. However, the pace that […]

17 July 2026 15:55

Stronger local media can build better local government

When people think of local government, they often picture roads, drains, markets or birth certificates. Rarely do they think of the media. Yet, in every successful democracy, an independent and […]

16 July 2026 16:06

Natural rights protection can curb disaster displacement

A disaster does not start when a cyclone hits the coast, or a river breaks its banks. It starts decades ago, when wetlands were reclaimed, forests and mangroves were cleared, […]

16 July 2026 10:35

Are South Asia’s worsening floods linked to climate change?

In recent years, South Asia has witnessed a series of devastating floods that have affected millions of people across Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan. Over the past […]

15 July 2026 18:01

Up-to-date flood preparedness remains a far cry

Very often monsoon reminds us of a familiar reality: floods are inevitable, but the widespread loss of lives, displacement, destruction of homes, and economic hardship that often accompany floods are […]

15 July 2026 16:00
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BD has enough potentials to treat foreign patients

Bangladesh is gradually emerging as a promising destination for international medical treatment, supported by skilled physicians, modern healthcare facilities, and comparatively affordable medical costs. Although the country’s medical tourism sector […]

15 July 2026 03:22

Unmet dreams of a longing freedom fighter

The Liberation War of 1971 was not fought merely to achieve the geographical independence of Bangladesh. It was a struggle to establish a sovereign nation founded on justice, equality, human […]

14 July 2026 03:30

Where did the billions for Rohingya aid go?

By Mohammed Zonaid Heavy monsoon rains this week unleashed landslides and flash floods across the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, killing at least 14 refugees, most of them women […]

12 July 2026 15:24

July Uprising still shapes political debate

The events of July and August 2024 remain one of the most consequential and widely debated chapters in Bangladesh’s recent political history. Two years later, discussions surrounding the uprising continue […]

11 July 2026 02:13

Family Card: A Groundbreaking Tool for Women’s Empowerment

While Bangladesh has achieved remarkable progress in poverty reduction over the last two decades, the ground reality remains challenging. Recent government statistics indicate that approximately 18 to 19 percent of […]

14 April 2026 14:56
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