Bangladesh's role in the modern Commonwealth: exploring opportunities and challenges.

Before October, our leaders will gather in Samoa for the next Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting to discuss global economic, environmental and security challenges. They will discuss how the contemporary Commonwealth can work together to create a more peaceful, sustainable and resilient future for future generations. The Commonwealth and its values ​​are more relevant today […]

12th National Poll: An Analysis of the Parliament's Composition and Election Dynamics

Despite the absence of the BNP and its allies in the electoral fray, at least 15 people were killed in election violence across the country since the election schedule was announced. Additionally, more than 2,200 people were injured in election-related clashes. In the 12th national election, Awami League got 224 seats in the Parliament, Jatiya […]

Facing Contemporary Life: 'Marks of Time' by Rakibul Alam

Another essay, “World Refugee Day: Human Dignity in Areas of Exclusion” examines the refugee crisis in a global context. It sheds light on the plight of refugees, highlights the geopolitical factors fueling displacement, and underlines the moral responsibilities of the global community. While advocating a necessary re-evaluation of policies and attitudes towards refugees, the essay […]

Why has the China model not faltered yet?

Broadly speaking, two trends are visible even within capitalist-leaning reforms in most countries. Well-known economic analyst Kawaljit Singh researched the comparative picture of the two. Due to the fundamental differences between China’s economic reforms and other reforms, Kawaljit distinguished it from the ‘Washington Consensus’ and called it the ‘Beijing Consensus’. Looking at all the facts […]