Scaling up Bangladesh-Malaysia relations
The recent three-day state visit of Bangladesh's Chief Adviser to Malaysia appears to be more than a ceremonial goodwill tour. The signing of eight collaborative instruments by the two heads of government signals the prospect of a deeper and more strategic partnership-addressing long-standing issues such as the welfare of Bangladeshi...
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A strategic reset for Bangladesh's future
When Nobel laureate and Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus arrived at Putrajaya on August 12, 2025, it was far from a courtesy call-it was a game-changer in rewriting the world position of Bangladesh. His visit carried the entire weight of the nation's hopes in a time when the world order...
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Why we need a referral system in healthcare
The healthcare system in Bangladesh is plagued with so many problems that some fundamental issues are often overlooked. The absence of a strong referral system in healthcare is one of such issues, which has created a series of problems affecting patients, doctors, and the overall efficiency of the health sector.In...
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SME sector poised for going digital
The Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) sector, a key driver of Bangladesh's economy, is on the verge of a major digital transformation as more businesses adopt technology to streamline operations and expand market reach. Contributing over 25 percent to the country's GDP and employing millions, SMEs are increasingly turning to...
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Reforming varsity teachers' recruitment
What do we mean by a researcher, and why must university teachers be good researchers? Researchers are those who are constantly driven by curiosity and the desire to make new discoveries. They are essentially scientists. Typically, researchers are found in two sectors: academia and industry. University teachers, who belong to...
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