How Rohingya refugees become financial burden on Bangladesh?
Approximately one million Rohingya refugees have put strain on Bangladesh's economy and general security
Bangladesh’s Liberation War: Why India’s Role Remains Contentious
The legacy of Bangladesh’s 1971 Liberation War remains contested. While India’s support is acknowledged, critics emphasize the pivotal role of the Liberation Forces and question attempts to frame...
Why South Asia Is Turning Away from India
India’s influence in South Asia is waning as strained ties with neighbors like Maldives, Nepal, and Bangladesh contrast with China’s growing regional dominance. Despite its "Neighbourhood First"...
Policy Paper: Reforming the Education System of Bangladesh
Explore comprehensive reforms in Bangladesh's education system post-August 2024, addressing infrastructure, inequality, and curriculum unification to bridge urban-rural divides and improve quality
Dams, Neoliberalism, and Floods: The Politics of Water between India and Bangladesh
Explore the impact of India's dam-building and neoliberal policies on Bangladesh's vulnerability to floods, highlighting geopolitical power imbalances, environmental governance issues, and the need...
Indian Hegemony Challenges its Neighbors' Sovereignty
countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives have been deprived of independence in their political and economic decisions. These countries have failed to protect their own interests due to...
Why is anti-India sentiment growing in Bangladesh?
Sheikh Hasina has fulfilled all of India's aspirations, even at the cost of her country's and people's interests.
How A Revolution Failed?
Post-revolutionary periods often bring political instability. People develop intense optimism after a revolution, as seen in Bangladesh. However, history shows that such expectations are rarely...
Why People boycotting Coca-Cola?
Global Boycott of Israel-Linked Brands Gains Momentum Amid Gaza Conflict
Why Modi’s Victory Is More Like a Defeat
A central question now looms over the formation of the next government: Can Prime Minister Modi rule while dependent on other parties, something he has never done before?
Capitalism, AI, and the Quest for Democracy
As AI interplays with extreme capitalistic systems, it casts a critical eye on the principles we hold, challenging us to preserve the ideals of democratic practice and governance, human-life...
Micro-Insurance in Bangladesh: Closing the Protection Gap for Low-Income Individuals
Micro-insurance is an essential tool for promoting financial inclusion and providing much-needed protection to low-income individuals and families, particularly in the developing countries. In the...
How Can Fashion be Sustainable? Where We Are?
As the COP28’s promising commitments echoing in the fashion industries to make fashion more sustainable, it is undeniable that there has been an acceleration in the pace towards positive change. A...
What Bangladesh’s Widely Boycotted Election Reveals About Its Future
Hasina’s election victories in 2014 and 2018 were similarly one-sided, as the ruling party, civil administration, and law enforcement agencies acted in unison to deliver a victory for her and the...
Arab Spring Like Revolution Possible In Bangladesh?
Amid the heated political situations in Bangladesh, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman claimed that an Arab Spring like revolution looming in Bangladesh.
