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“Challenges in Preserving Bangladesh’s Precious Wetlands”

Throughout the ages, the people residing in the haor region have lived in harmony with the water cycle, basing their activities on water patterns...

“Dismissal of UAP Professors Sparks Academic Freedom Concerns”

The recent dismissals of two educators from the University of Asia Pacific (UAP) following pressure from groups of past and present students, over allegations...

“Global Efforts Needed to Boost Women in Politics and Workforce”

Women around the world face significant underrepresentation in politics, with less than one in four parliamentarians being female globally. In countries like Bangladesh, women...

“Economic Evaluation of Bangladesh’s Interim Government Misinterprets Policy Impact”

In response to a recently published article in The Daily Star titled "The interim has failed to curb inflation and unemployment," authored by Dr....

“Dhaka Fireworks Dangers: Rethinking Tradition for Safety”

Every year in Dhaka, a cycle of forgetfulness occurs. Incidents involving fires, injuries, scared animals, and dangerous air quality are acknowledged, only to be...

“Tenants in Bangladesh Face Exploitation Amid Weak Rent Control Enforcement”

In many urban areas, tenants often face challenges like sudden rent hikes, lack of notice for eviction, and unreasonable deposit demands from landlords. Despite...

“US Missile Strikes on Fishing Boats in Caribbean Raise War Crime Concerns”

In recent months, the Trump administration has adopted a tough stance towards the Maduro government in Venezuela. US fighter jets have been conducting frequent...

“Bridging Educational Gaps for Girls in Bangladesh”

In countries of the Global South such as Bangladesh, education plays a vital role in transforming lives and communities. Particularly for girls and young...

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