January 18, 2025 6:03 pm

Day: January 18, 2025

Journalists Face Forced Dismissals Amid Political Shift in Bangladesh

Following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, Bangladesh’s media industry is witnessing a wave of mass layoffs, allegedly driven by political motives. Journalists from all levels—including editors and entry-level reporters—are being dismissed, while some have even faced legal cases on charges like murder and money laundering.Many critics claim that those replacing the dismissed journalists are […]

The Post-Independence Journey of Bangladesh: Which Path is It Following?

Zahidul islam The political history of Bangladesh since its independence is divided into several significant phases, each raising various questions about the country’s present situation and future trajectory. After gaining independence, under the leadership of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the country began the process of reconstruction. However, the assassination of Sheikh Mujib on August 15, 1975, […]

The Inauguration of Donald Trump: An Assembly of Power, Ideology, and Cultural Influence

In the heart of Washington D.C., where history is both made and remembered, the second inauguration of Donald Trump unfolds not just as a ceremonial transfer of power but as a vivid tapestry of international diplomacy, technological might, and cultural resonance. This event, occurring on the Capitol’s revered steps, serves as more than a political […]

The Eleventh-Hour Accord: The Behind-the-Scenes Drama of the Gaza Ceasefire Deal

In a dramatic turn of events that culminated just minutes before a planned announcement, a historic deal was finally brokered between Israeli and Hamas negotiators, marking a significant moment in Middle Eastern diplomacy. While the negotiators never met face-to-face, the frantic final hours of discussions took place with only a floor separating them in a […]

Bangladesh’s GDP Growth to Wane in the Current Fiscal Year

The World Bank has predicted a decline in Bangladesh’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth for the current fiscal year, following a similar forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to a report by the World Bank, GDP growth is expected to drop to 4.1% in the 2024-25 fiscal year. In June, the organization had […]

Protest Demonstration in London Condemns Attacks, Cases, and Repression Against Journalists in Bangladesh

A protest demonstration meeting was held on January 16 at Altab Ali Park in East London, organized by expatriate journalists, to demand the unconditional release of imprisoned journalists in Bangladesh and the immediate withdrawal of false cases filed against them. The meeting was presided over by Dr. Azizul Ambia, the UK correspondent of Daily Bhorer […]

Evaluating Trump’s Economic Blueprint: Ambition versus Reality in U.S. Policy Shifts

Donald Trump has articulated a vision of significant economic reform as he prepares to take office, promising a transformative agenda for the United States, the world’s largest economy. His pledges include ending the “devastating inflation crisis,” imposing tariffs, and implementing sweeping cuts to taxes, regulations, and the size of government. From the podium at Mar-a-Lago, […]

Cameron Diaz Shines in Netflix Comeback Film

Cameron Diaz has officially made her highly anticipated return to acting after an 11-year hiatus. Her new action-comedy, Back in Action, is now streaming on Netflix as of January 17, 2025. The film, directed by Seth Gordon, stars Diaz as Emily, a former CIA agent whose secret identity is exposed, forcing her and her ex-partner […]

British Neo-Nazi Jailed for Attempted Murder of Asylum Seeker and Promotion of Hate

LONDON – A 32-year-old British neo-Nazi, Callum Parslow, has been sentenced to over 22 years in prison after a failed attempt to murder an asylum seeker and subsequent efforts to promote a far-right manifesto. In April 2024, Parslow stabbed a man from Eritrea twice in the chest in Worcester, central England, after researching the locations […]

Yunus and Grameen Bank won Nobel Prize despite massive blunders for years

Nomad Dragonfly A glimpse of management style of Prof Dr Muhammad Yunus:-He was far above accountability due to his fame and prestige-A sign of personal interest, arbitrariness and nepotism-He frequently traveled abroad for personal gain and publicity-He acted capriciously even during the bank’s deep crisis-He disabled Board members by destroying chain of command-He was reluctant […]