Bangladesh’s foreign policy: Post-Independence era and present situation
Bangladesh, born through the Liberation War of 1971, had one primary goal in its early years—securing international recognition as an independent and sovereign state.
Manik Miazee
Senior reporter
Manik Miazee, a Dhaka based award-winning journalist having in-depth experiences in investigative journalism within the South Asian nations. He started his career in The Daily Mirror followed by joining in the Dhaka Tribune as Senior Journalist as a multimedia journalist in 2013.
He worked as a journalism trainer with Internews and had been a guest trainer in Counter Trafficking program with USAID and IOM. He contributes as a resource person to the Dhaka International University's course on Rohingya refugees. Miazee also worked as freelancer with different organizations including Cable News Network (CNN), The Times and The Guardian.
The child from Magura
‘The Child from Magura’ this is now the identity of the child, hiding her real name. The whole country knows her by this name. Maybe these three phrases have crossed the borders of the country, spread far and wide. Maybe she wanted to grow up to be a doctor, or a teacher. Maybe one day she would be a mother herself, holding a child’s hand and telling him/her the stories of the world; but no, she will not grow up. Her dreams have turned bloody. The life of an innocent child of Magura has stopped in the coffin of cruelty.
Officials of 25 cadres stay firm on decision
The officials of 25 professional cadres working in the Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) observed a full-day strike on Sunday (March 2) against the 'monopoly' dominance and discriminatory policies of the administration cadre.
Trump's policies could make US top Labour market for Bangladesh
Amid the tightening of immigration policies during Donald Trump's second term, a new opportunity might emerge for Bangladesh. Although the Trump administration is intensifying crackdowns on illegal immigration, there is a growing demand for skilled workers in the U.S. in sectors like security, construction, driving, and other service industries.
DCs conference commits to development, power redistribution, and overcoming challenges
During a three-day conference, District Commissioners (DCs) and Divisional Commissioners pledged to address various administrative challenges at the grassroots level while also focusing on aligning development efforts with power redistribution.
Interim Government's first DC conference: What new directions are expected?
The first District Commissioners (DC) conference of the interim government holds significant importance in the current administrative context. This conference will involve discussions between the DCs and various ministries, where important directions will be given. In light of the changed political scenario, special policy decisions and administrative directions are expected to emerge from this conference.