By M. Rahman, PhD, Advisor, Dhaka Straits Times Every morning in the heart of Dhaka, as offices open and traffic begins its familiar roar, another workforce wakes up—one often unseen in policy discussions, but painfully visible on the roads, in
By M. Rahman, PhD, Advisor, Dhaka Straits Times The election of Mamdi as the new Mayor of New York marks a turning point in the city’s political landscape. It is more than a change of leadership—it is a statement by
Source: BSS (Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha) (Re-written and Edited) DST News: The government has introduced a new incentive scheme offering cash rewards for the retrieval of firearms and ammunition stolen from police custody, as part of heightened security measures ahead of
Source: BBC (Re-written and Edited) DST News: The full scale of damage left behind by Hurricane Melissa is emerging after the storm ripped through several Caribbean nations, including Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, and parts of the Bahamas, leaving at least 34
Source: BBC (Re-written and Edited) DST News: Morocco has announced that 31 October will be observed as a national holiday following the UN Security Council’s approval of its proposal to grant limited autonomy to Western Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty. The
Source: BBC (Re-written and Edited) DST News: Zohran Mamdani has made history as the newly elected mayor of New York City. At just 32, he is set to become the youngest mayor since the 19th century, the city’s first Muslim
Dhaka Straits Times — Commentary Desk Bangladesh has entered a decisive phase in the lead-up to the upcoming general election. The government’s recent decision to allow a seven-day window for achieving political consensus has created both anticipation and uncertainty across
