How the Media Created Trump
The world may have to wait a while to see the media return to its noble role as a societal watchdog, rather than the twisted role of entertaining global readers and viewers with recurring news about pandemics like Trump.
The Unending Spectacle of Pori Moni and Bangladesh's Theatre of Digital Morality
Pori Moni has spoken in the past about social media posts and personal moments being weaponized against her, about her child's photographs attracting hatred.
Who Should Pay for Bangladesh’s Losses?
The official agenda of COP31 must feature comprehensive reporting on the Loss and Damage Fund to track how much money was deposited, distributed, and actually delivered to affected people.
Who Should Pay for Bangladesh’s Losses?
The official agenda of COP31 must feature comprehensive reporting on the Loss and Damage Fund to track how much money was deposited, distributed, and actually delivered to affected people.
The Case for a Living Wage
If our macroeconomic achievements continue to rest upon structural inequity and human deprivation, our soaring GDP growth figures will stand exposed as a hollow moral pretence.
COP 31 and Bangladesh's Search for Climate Justice
The Loss and Damage Fund represents an important recognition of this reality. However, the existence of a fund does not automatically guarantee meaningful support.
The American People Make Their Voice Heard
A mandate is not an entitlement, it is an opportunity. This is what defines American democracy.
A Mandate is Never a Blank Cheque
The principle is universal: Public support is earned continuously. It cannot be treated as property that belongs to a party because of its history, identity, sacrifice, or past victory.
How Texas Rejected an Anti-Muslim Campaign
To beat a three-term governor was certainly a Himalayan task, and now Democrats have the opportunity to remodel the state’s socio-political future.
Bangladesh Must Become a Destination of Choice for Business and Investment
The time has come to make Bangladesh not merely a country of investment opportunities, but a country where businesses are welcomed, honest entrepreneurs are supported, investment is protected, and opportunities can be realized with confidence, efficiency, and dignity.
Trapped Owners, Squeezed Workers: Why the RMG Crisis Needs a Structural Fix
Does Bangladesh really need more than 2,000 garment factories? A smaller number of larger, stronger firms would serve the country, its workers, and its economy far better.
The LDC Reprieve Bangladesh Cannot Afford to Waste
A trade agreement is of little use to a factory that sits idle for lack of gas, so a credible plan for industrial power supply belongs at the heart of the graduation strategy rather than in a separate ministry's file.
The Unending Spectacle of Pori Moni and Bangladesh's Theatre of Digital Morality
Pori Moni has spoken in the past about social media posts and personal moments being weaponized against her, about her child's photographs attracting hatred.
The Life We Never Chose Is Still Talking to Us
It is about learning to live meaningfully despite the choices we can never verify. There will always be another version of ourselves somewhere in the imagination: The one who moved, stayed, married, left, studied something else, took the opportunity or refused it.
India Under the Scanner: Justice, Equality, and the Question of Caste
The Committee has also objected to the exemption granted to projects related to "national security" from the consultation process under the Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act.
How the Media Created Trump
The world may have to wait a while to see the media return to its noble role as a societal watchdog, rather than the twisted role of entertaining global readers and viewers with recurring news about pandemics like Trump.
The Audacity of Truth: Mahatma Gandhi’s Idealism in the Age of Expediency
Mahatma Gandhi reminds the leaders of our generation that the true health of a nation or a country’s success is not measured or judged by its financial wealth or by the growth of its richest citizens, but by the safety, dignity, and care it provides to its poorest and most vulnerable people.
The Promise and Peril of AI
Should the world surrender to the illusory ideas of these Jesus-like tech giants that the algorithms will know better than human beings to run the world? Should we surrender human intelligence to machine-driven superintelligence? Should consciousness be subjugated by intelligence for technological development, with little regard for human civilization?
