Is the military junta losing its ground in Myanmar?: Daily Star contributor
Given the circumstances, it is inevitable that the military junta is on the backfoot.
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We need drastic action to save our rivers
The overall situation has reached a point where only drastic action can protect what remains of our rivers or their health.
Bangladesh cuts edible oil and sugar prices
The new prices will come into effect from Sept 25, and comes at a time when consumers are being battered by the higher cost of essential commodities.
44 cases filed over market manipulation of essential good prices
Over the past several months, the Bangladesh market has seen unusual rises in prices of essentials such as rice, oil, flour, and eggs.
Bangladesh working to make March 25 International Genocide Day
Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen also said that the Genocide of Bangladesh committed in 1971 was the one of the most heinous crimes in human history.
Is Bangladesh headed for a violent election year?
Bangladesh deserves more from politics than strikes and sloganeering. But it also deserves more than a blunt, partisan response to political opposition.
How Bangladesh can achieve universal health coverage
There is an opportunity to greatly increase Bangladesh's finances by expanding the scope for the tax base.
Global solidarity needed to face challenges: Bangladesh PM
She also said the ripple effects of the Ukraine war and other overlapping crises have left deep scars in societies and economies, especially in developing countries.
“War-like situation has not come yet”: Bangladesh minister on Myanmar mortar shelling
“What we see is that they are fighting by themselves," Home Minister Asaduzzaman said, adding that Bangladesh has no role in the internal conflict that is happening at the…
Flood-hit Pakistan faces malaria outbreak
With the country’s already weak health system and lack of support, the displaced are exposed to swarms of mosquitoes and other hazards like snake and dog bites.