At the current growth rate of 63 new CAs annually, meeting even ICAB’s conservative estimate would take 310 years.
For Bangladesh to thrive after graduation, its institutions must step up. Courts and regulators need to enforce contracts efficiently.
A mixed system gives the opposition a tangible stake in lawmaking and reduces the urge to topple governments from the streets.
Privacy regulation often reads like a manual for control, not a charter for citizens’ rights.
If you imagine ChatGPT as a coder’s best friend, the numbers will surprise you.
Ahmad Rafique had long-term involvement with Bangla terminology.
Many farmers are considering abandoning mango cultivation due to sharply rising production costs.
If the government extends tariff concessions, tax incentives, and technology transfer support to investors, many initial obstacles can be overcome.
Bangladesh pledges to reduce emissions from energy sources by 26.46 percent by 2035.
Withholding environmental data stands in direct contradiction to several national and international legal commitments.
US interest in Bagram airbase raises concern.
Earlier in June, there was a similar attempt when a single ship, the Madleen, was seized after a brief, well-documented effort to deliver food, medical kits and water equipment.
Social media influencers without accountability pose threats to stability.
