Columns

Business

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  The business of flowers

  • Dr. Syed Nesar Ahmad Rumy

• Things they don’t tell you about starting up
• Beside farmers in overcoming the corona crisis
• Farmers lose, millers gain—not a new game
• Budget priorities: Jobs that last and hike in private investment

Column

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  Sin City Notes: Two fairly familiar deaths

  • Afsan Chowdhury

• Sin City Notes: Elder Sex and the city
• Sin City Notes: How corona has shrunk the city
• Sin City Notes: Of mentally ill, beggars and sheuli flowers
• The US Polls and Their Prognosis: The Possibilities of a Biden Presidency and Its Implications

Culture

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  ‘Beyond Candid’: talks, for the greater good

  • Md. Ishtiak Hossain

• Unified actions essential to stop violence against women: Speakers
• 22nd Young Artist Fine Arts Exhibition begins at BSA
• Enthralling artworks showcase Sheikh Hasina's eventful life at Gallery Cosmos
• Three-day calligraphic exhibition organized at BSA

Essays

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  Livestock in Bangladesh: Buffalos Farming & Some Other Issues

  • Dr. Syed Nesar Ahmad Rumy

• Indoor Playgrounds for kids in Dhaka City
• Amusement Parks in Dhaka for Family Day Outs
• Soumitra Chatterjee: Adios, to the jovial companion of Bengali cinema
• Role of education in the development of Japan

Global

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  Inside the system: what a Belarusian journalist saw in prison

  • Yan Auseyushkin

• Sanctions not normalisation are needed to stop Israel’s human rights abuses
• Breaking up the tech giants won’t be enough to rein in their power
• They came as protectors
• What does Samuel Paty’s tragic murder teach us?

Nation this week

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  The government began transferring Rohingyas to Bhasan Char

  • Staff Writer

• The news of an imminent threat to the country’s online banking infrastructure
• The 'Women and Children Repression Prevention
• The British government clarified that Bangladesh will continue to enjoy duty free benefits
• The government signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU)

Politics

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  ‘Do something’: Harris’ rapid rise driven by call to action

  • Kathleen Ronayne and Maryclaire Dale

• In cooperation and conflict
• Sylhet defies the Khulna model
• Pakistan’s dirtiest election in years
• The mother of all models

Reportage

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  CHT: In search of an elusive peace

  • Courier Briefing

• Entire int'l community should stand together over Rohingya repatriation: EU
• Choice between schools and restaurants; US expert prefers keeping schools open
• Covid-19 vaccines: Bangladesh has ‘limited choices’
• Continuing the Fight, and Bringing an End to Rape in Bangladesh

Society

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  How much Corona contributed to improve the air quality of Dhaka?

  • Professor Dr. Ahmad Kamruzzaman Majumder

• COVID-19 has deepened the 'pandemic of poverty' for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
• Fast-Track Trial in Criminal Cases: Recent Pro-active Approach
• Biden era: Optimism and fear in ME
• Twenty years after Palermo, can we stop discussing labour exploitation and start fixing it?

Sports

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  After 20 years, Bangladesh still finding its feet in Test cricket

  • ​​​​​​​Saif Hasnat

• US Election 2020: here's how the result can turn out against the monopoly of WWE
• Asphalt 9 Legends Mobile: Tips and Tricks to Win More Races
• Bangla youth wins ICC award
• U-19 Champions: How Akbar’s Army scaled the summit

Technology

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  OnePlus Nord Review: Does it Offer Value for Money?

  • Rifat Tabassam

• How to Create a Personal Website on WordPress
• How to Get Hired for Online Writing Jobs
• From unbanked to fully digital? A look behind Bangladesh’s online money transfers
• Realme X50 5G Smartphone: Specs, Features and Price

World this week

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  Iran will not accept preconditions from a new Biden administration

  • Staff Writer

• US President-elect Joe Biden introduced a slate of veteran diplomats
• The United States hit Iran with new sanctions
• India’s ruling party and its allies have won a key state election
• At least 22 people were killed and 22 others wounded