Power prices to go up soon in Bangladesh
The energy commission had previously held a public hearing over an application of the Bangladesh Power Development Board.
The Daily Star
Negotiate the return of jailed Bangladeshis
The government should use all its diplomatic prowess to find out the number of Bangladeshi trafficking victims are being wrongly incarcerated in Thailand.
Nightmare on Khulna road
For almost eight years now, commuters have been crossing the Bir Srestha Ruhul Amin Road in Rupsha upazila of Khulna with great difficulty.
A shadow of fear looms over Puja festivities this year
Amidst the preparations of Durga Puja, Hindus around the country are gripped with a perpetual fear of being the victims of violence,
Employees of Bangladesh’s 1st solar plant without salaries for 4 months
Seven people have already left the job for not getting salary in time, with only 18 staffers remaining at their positions.
Tempering expectations in the aftermath of ICJ’s decision
Any hope that the current regime would exercise some restraint has been put to rest by reports of escalating conflict within Myanmar.
World News Day: The end of news as we know it, or the dawn of a new era
The best kind of financial help is the payment that citizens willingly make to subscribe to an online (or physical) source of news.
World News Day: Journalists must explain our work to our readers
Journalism, at its best, matters to all of us throughout the world. Today, and every day.
World News Day: Disinformation is a scourge on public discourse, fact-based journalism can help stop it
Democratic institutions are also coming under pressure as disinformation increasingly fuels polarization and political violence.
Make Dhaka river authorities accountable
The paper says when it comes to river protection and management, virtually all relevant institutions of the government have been found guilty of not doing enough.