Bangladesh in 2025: Economic Challenges and the Road Ahead
As Bangladesh moves into 2025, it faces a new set of economic challenges threatening to slow down its momentum and test its resilience. A combination of global and domestic factors…
Turning Seaweed into Sustainable Plastic Alternatives
Seaweed has emerged as a transformative solution to the growing environmental challenges posed by plastic pollution. This versatile marine resource, with its remarkable growth rate of up to one meter…
Agricultural Renaissance: The Role of Startups in Bangladesh’s Agricultural Evolution
Agriculture has long been a defining pillar of Bangladesh’s economy, shaping its identity and sustaining millions of livelihoods. At the time of independence, agriculture was a dominant contributor to the…
The Power of Value-Driven Comments: A Proven LinkedIn Strategy for Job Seekers
In the modern job market, standing out is more about visibility and connections than just submitting applications. LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional networking platform, offers unparalleled opportunities to build your…
Late-Night in the Era of Realness: Can It Compete?
The modern talk show, once a monolithic beacon of shared experiences, now teeters on the edge of reinvention, trapped between its storied past and the unrelenting momentum of change. What…
THE INTELLIGENT AGE: REVOLUTIONISING HUMANITY, ONE ALGORITHM AT A TIME
Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), created the phrase "Fourth Industrial Revolution" in his 2016 book with the same title. He envisioned a…
Eco-Conscious Branding: How Ethical Sourcing is Reshaping Business Practices
Let us start by asking ourselves some simple yet important questions- Are the products that we use every day manufactured in ethical conditions? Do the products create wastes that are…
Investigating the Boundaries of Computation in Quantum Frontiers
Analogue computers have been the most potent computers on the planet for generations, guiding anti-aircraft guns and forecasting eclipse tides. Subsequently, with the introduction of solid-state transistors, analogue computers were…
Scroll, Snap, Share, Repeat: The Hidden Impact of Social Media on Teen Mental Health
Today, more than ever, social media platforms are accessible to most people worldwide, including teenagers. While social media can benefit young people in many ways, it also has disadvantages. In…
Early Bird vs. Night Owl: Which One Wins the Sleep Battle?
We all know two types of people: those who leap out of bed at sunrise, brimming with energy, and those who come alive as the day fades and night takes…
Inequality in Focus: What Capitalism Has Done Right—and Wrong
The debate over global inequality often centres on the perceived advantages and disadvantages of capitalism. Critics frequently highlight capitalism’s role in creating and perpetuating wealth gaps within nations, but this…
Can AI Replace Teachers? Exploring a Complementary Partnership
Artificial intelligence (AI) has undeniably played a crucial role in the field of education. For instance, it certainly has made it easier for the world to gather information and use…
From Emissions to Innovation: How Startups Are Tackling Carbon Recycling
With the ever-increasing impacts of climate change, reducing carbon emissions has become one of the most urgent global agendas. Human-induced activities have led to rising global temperatures, contributing to environmental…
COP29’s Climate Finance Fiasco: Can Carbon Markets Save the Paris Agreement?
The 29th UN Climate Conference (COP29) ended with an atrociously inadequate new climate finance goal of $300 billion, after wealthy nations refused to pay up in accordance with their legal…
When Profit Breeds Epidemics
E. Cuyler Hammond and Daniel Horn, two scientists working for the American Cancer Society, published one of the first studies conclusively linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer seventy years ago,…