Despite Mohib’s killing drawing international condemnation, little has been done to improve the security of Rohingya human rights defenders.

As we move into uncharted territory as a consequence of climate change, it is crucial that groundwater responses to changes, not only in the magnitude, duration, and variability of monsoon rainfall but also our use of land and water, are better understood.

The taka has been devalued against the dollar in seven steps this year.

What the suspension of Gaibandha-5 by-poll really means

In 1947, “United India” got vivisected, in which Bengal experienced the divide along with Punjab.

Two laws form the basis for citizens to affect governance.

The oldest private university in Bangladesh is giving its oldest public university a run for its money.

Ministers, government officials, persons with disabilities, civil society and private sector allies from Asia and the Pacific will gather on October 19-21 in Jakarta to mark the birth of a new era for 700 million persons with disabilities.

EC’s action in Gaibandha-5 on Wednesday was commendable.

The youth cannot be empowered if they can’t fend for themselves and survive the economic realities of the times they operate in.

The BCL has demonstrated that their “power” lies in their licence to beat up anyone they want, anytime they want – academic decorum be damned.

When school students have access to quality mental health support, they are more likely to be successful and productive.

The 22 stories are written by popular, contemporary writers with big names such as Muhammed Zafar Iqbal, Ahsan Habib, and Mehedi Haque.

Migrant workers are systematically robbed of their wages and due entitlements in host countries.

Healthcare providers cannot operate in secret, so how is it that so many unauthorised institutions have been able to run their activities?

At a minimum, we must set a goal of ecological literacy for all our students at the tertiary level.

The use of money for good and bad has a long history.

The rude disobedience shown by the field-level administrators – deputy commissioners (DCs) and superintendents of police (SPs) – to the current Election Commission (EC) has once again shown us what’s wrong at the core of our election management mechanism.

The right to know doesn’t end with the existence of a law.

Our current conceptualisation of race derives heavily from the last couple centuries of European imperialism.