
Meer Ahsan Habib
The writer is a communication for development professional. He can be reached at [email protected]
The writer is a communication for development professional. He can be reached at [email protected]
Bidyanondo Foundation has become quite a household name in recent days.
Never before in the known history of human civilisation has the state agreed to pay the wages of those at risk of losing their jobs. Never before have they ordered social distancing.
From its epicentre in China’s Wuhan, the deadly novel coronavirus has spread across the globe at tremendous speed, taking a heavy toll on human life.
Global trade is being disrupted by the tax disputes over technology giants who mostly operate from Silicon Valley.
There is little doubt that technology will drive everything in the coming days. The developed world is witnessing an artificial intelligence-driven transformation of technology, earlier than us—but we are also embracing it.
Each year journalists, news media and supporters of free and independent journalism across the world celebrate November 2 as a red-letter day for journalism.
The beauty of democracy is that it provides space to anyone; irrespective of the social or economic status of a person they can assume power and with it can do an enormous number of good things that can benefit the society as a whole. But it has a dark side as well:
The world at present is encountering remarkable challenges in promoting governance, democracy, transparency, press freedom and
If the influence of Google and Facebook continues to grow at this pace and regulators let them get away without giving a fair share of their income to the regulators and publishers, we will be digging our own grave.
The judicial probe report by the chief judicial magistrate of Dhaka was submitted before the same court in January this year. While we are still waiting to know its contents, we cannot help but feel dismayed by the outcome of this case.