Yesterday on April 3, the world observed “Jane Goodall Day” -- the first since her passing in October last year

Bangladeshi migrant workers sustain the nation, even as they face growing dangers abroad

Bold in politics, ignorant on equality

Iran’s exiled Pahlavi dynasty again enters political debate

Airstrikes, retaliation and the TTP factor expose the collapse of a once-calculated relationship between Islamabad and the Taliban

A hard look at how Bangladesh normalises child sexual abuse through silence, respectability and child marriage

Year after year, flight diversions disrupt schedules, causing frustration and financial losses

As the family marks the 11th anniversary of his death, they continue to grapple with the emotional and financial toll of a justice system that has failed them

Girls should not have to fight for their right to play

Rather than engaging in dialogue or addressing public concerns, the government often resorts to heavy-handed tactics to quell dissent, as seen in the treatment of these teachers

Behind this staggering number lies a grim reality: young lives extinguished far too soon, leaving behind grieving families and communities

The city is screaming for help and we are not listening

The Constitutional Reform Commission proposes voting to be recognised as a fundamental right, so that people can seek legal remedies if it is violated.

Air pollution has become the biggest killer in Bangladesh, and it's not just some far-off statistic

Police arrest hospitals staffers and a doctor for the death of a protester shot by law enforcers

With the international community closely watching, Bangladesh finds itself at a critical juncture in its democratic journey.

The recent study by Bangladesh Health Watch (BHW) paints a troubling picture for graduates in the public health discipline, revealing that 57 percent struggle to find jobs in their field. This statistic is not just a number; it reflects the systemic issues that plague the public health sector in Bangladesh, warranting immediate attention and action

They risked everything for a better future, a better Bangladesh

The thugs of Students for Sovereignty must be taken to task and given exemplary punishment

Experts at a recent event in Dhaka highlighted the potential for Bangladesh to pioneer efforts in carbon reduction, with the ready-made garment (RMG) sector as a central player in this transformation