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A New Dawn? The Potential Economic Benefits of a Ukraine Peace Deal for Bangladesh

The Russia-Ukraine conflict, originating with Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea and subsequently escalating in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, intensified in February 2022 with Russia’s full-scale invasion. While initial territorial gains were achieved, Ukrainian resistance effectively countered the advance on major urban centers, leading to subsequent Ukrainian counteroffensives. This

Trade Efficiency: The Key to Bangladesh’s Post-LDC Export Success

Bangladesh is set to graduate from the Least Developed Country (LDC) designation in 2026, a milestone that brings both opportunities and challenges for its export sector. Currently, the country enjoys duty-free and quota-free (DFQF) access to nearly 60% of its export markets under LDC-specific trade concessions, enhancing its competitiveness. In

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 is contributing to economic uncertainty. Rising inflation, an increasing trade deficit, energy shortages, and growing unemployment are placing pressure on

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 country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accounting for nearly 60 percent. It provided employment to the majority of the population and

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 was once a staple in American households, where Johnny Carson’s affable presence connected millions through screens, now feels like a

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 world in which the convergence of our physical, digital, and biological realities would revolutionise businesses and communities. This revolution, he
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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 entirely superseded by digital computers. Will digital computers experience the same repercussions when quantum computers compete with them decades after

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 perspective risks overlooking the broader context—particularly the significant reduction in poverty and inter-country inequality achieved over recent decades. While addressing
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