Opinion

The successful implementation of such a program requires careful planning and prudent management of resources With Bangladesh on the cusp of graduating from a least developed country while simultaneously facing…

Can wealthy contributing nations be trusted to find a better balance in the aid they provide? In traditional form aid is spoken of in relatively smaller numbers. Millions have given…

The summit was a symbol of the rise of India as a global powerhouse The summit of G-20 nations has come to a satisfactory end in Delhi. Without question it…

Bangladesh sits in the perfect position to utilize the offshoring sector and reap its benefits People in upper income levels avoid work typically considered to be low-skilled or labourious. But…

The visit of a high-ranking Russian diplomat at this juncture reflects the growing importance of the bilateral relationship between Russia and Bangladesh The recent visit by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey…

On a day like this — I hesitate to trouble the mountains in the ribs — buying a hollow nostalgia of words for a fallen dime. Failures such as this…

To the signatories to the recent Open Letter on Professor Yunus The Open Letter on Professor Yunus was an act that militated against ethics and against the norms of political…

Bangladesh’s success in agriculture is enviable as it demonstrated to the world its ability to produce food grains even in the face of floods, drought, salinity, and the hostile natural…

By now, Bangladesh’s ambitions as a nation are well known; from reaching middle-income status and graduating from a least developed country in the next couple of years, we intend to…

Bangladesh has come far in terms of education, but there is still a lot it needs to learn First question: What are the main challenges for education in Bangladesh? In…