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“Bangladesh’s Doctor Shortage Crisis: Balancing Quantity with Quality”

Bangladesh is grappling with a doctor-population ratio below World Health Organization (WHO) standards, prompting the establishment of new medical colleges nationwide. While increasing the...

“FIFA World Cup Sparks Violent Clashes in Bangladesh”

The FIFA World Cup 2026 commenced in June, sparking intense competition that led to violent clashes in Bangladesh. In Habiganj's Kashipur village on June...

“Bangladesh Considers Nuclear Expansion: SMRs vs Large Reactors”

As the Rooppur nuclear power plant in Bangladesh approaches completion, policymakers are deliberating on the deployment of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) or the addition...

“Bangladesh Healthcare Tragedies: Urgent Call for Quality Reforms”

After each significant healthcare tragedy in Bangladesh, the response from the public typically progresses through stages of shock, mourning, investigations, suspensions, legal procedures, and...

“Bangladesh Faces Looming Driver Shortage Amid Infrastructure Growth”

The recently approved national budget for the fiscal year 2026-2027 in Bangladesh continues to emphasize investments in key infrastructure such as roads, bridges, ports,...

“Dhaka University Reflects on Century of Influence”

The University of Dhaka (DU) will commemorate its 105th founding anniversary on July 1, 2026, under the theme "Restoration of Democracy and Dhaka University...

Bangladesh’s Fiscal Budget Prioritizes Healthcare, Neglects Mental Health

The proposed national budget for the fiscal year 2026-2027 offers a glimmer of hope for Bangladesh's ailing healthcare system. However, despite a significant increase...

“Revamping Research Funds in Bangladesh Universities”

Public universities in Bangladesh, such as the University of Dhaka, face challenges in effectively allocating research funds to faculty members for impactful research endeavors....

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