No smooth sailing ahead for Rishi Sunak
While the British PM lays his plans to build back Britain, he is aware that Labour leaders will not give it a smooth passage, as much of today's skyrocketing prices is of his own…
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G-20 needs to advance global sustainability standard for vegetable oils
The sustainability of palm oil is predominantly treated from an environmentalist perspective and often disqualified in an absolute way as not sustainable.
UK’s Conservative Party and the politics of Bangladesh
The writer says there is no accountability of our elected representatives and also of the process through which they emerge.
Can an IMF loan rescue Bangladesh’s economy?
Overall, Bangladesh is going through a difficult time; with factors like high inflation and depleting forex reserves weakening macroeconomic stability.
Rakhine is boiling again. Will we look away?
How the conflict evolves in Rakhine will shape not only the future course of Myanmar, but also the regional and global power struggle surrounding the Bay of Bengal region.
The case for a new open door policy – for Japan and China
Money aside, there is strategic value in welcoming tourists.
Asean foreign ministers should engage rights body to deal with Myanmar
Asean foreign ministers have repeatedly expressed their concerns over the Myanmar State Administration Council’s lack of respect for the five-point consensus they agreed upon in…
Invite Suu Kyi’s representative
There is high hope that the nine foreign ministers will be able to reach a consensus to invite Suu Kyi’s representative to the summit in Phnom Penh.
China’s new chapter, world’s new opportunity
The national congress has made strategic plans for promoting China's opening up and emphasizes the need to foster an open world economy.
Inflation and immorality rising hand-in-hand?
The paper says the Bangladesh government must do more to stop the erosion of consumer's purchasing power.