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Faruk for Senbagh (Noakhali-2): A Wise MP Nomination for the BNP ! ?

When democracy returned to the country in 1991, the people in my hometown, Senbagh (Noakhali 2), were upset first. This was because their favorite leader was not allowed to run for election. Backed by people from all walks of life, read more

AI and Machine Learning Take the Lead in Stock Market

AI and Machine Learning Take the Lead in Stock Market Forecasting Md Shahidul Islam’s IEEE research highlights how intelligent algorithms are redefining modern financial prediction. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), which are revolutionizing the landscape of financial projections, read more

What can be done in response to the anti-Bangladesh poster used in the campaign of a right-wing leader in Portugal?

Is there nothing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bangladesh can do in response to the anti-Bangladesh poster used by the right-wing politician of the extreme right party Chega in Portugal, André Ventura, for his election campaign? I think a lot read more

We Must Resist the Conspiracy against the Armed Forces

As the election draws nearer, a deliberate attempt is being made to spread rumours targeting Bangladesh’s Armed Forces – the very symbol of the country’s sovereignty. A well-orchestrated effort is underway to discredit and question the army. False and misleading read more

Elevating girls through digital literacy

As the global digital landscape evolves at lightning speed, the potential for girls to reshape their futures has never been greater. Yet, in countries like Bangladesh, millions of girls and young women remain sidelined and face barriers which hinders their read more

Mobocracy: always a threat to democracy

IN THE last month, Bangladesh has experienced a disturbing surge in violent incidents involving large groups acting outside the law. Recently, in less than a week, a teenage Hindu boy in Khulna was brutally assaulted and beaten by a mob read more

Why did the revolution fail?

Counter-revolution after revolution is not a new phenomenon. This has happened again and again in the country. Somewhere successful, somewhere or failed. Bangladesh’s revolution has many similarities with other revolutions in the world. From Latin America to the Arab world read more