Sunday, February 8, 2026

Opinion & Analysis

Dhaka Is Breathing Dust, Not Air

Air pollution in Dhaka has become a serious problem. We often talk about smoke from vehicles and brick kilns, but there is another big reason that we usually ignore.

Who Pays for Climate Losses? Developing Nations Push for Historical Responsibility

As climate disasters intensify across vulnerable regions, the question of who should pay for climate-related losses is once again at the center of global climate negotiations.

Dr. Yunus needs to make finer adjustment in trade with USA to get lower recipocal tax.

By Prof. Syed Ahsanul Alam It seems to me Dr Yunus' team is messing with issues related to our foreign relations. From the previous...

There is No Alternative to National Unity for Strengthening Democracy

Muhammad Musa Khan On August 23, during a dialogue with several political parties, Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus stated, “Signs of conspiracies by the defeated...

COP30 President Calls for Unity Amidst Rising Divisions

By Green Time News As global climate cooperation faces significant hurdles, COP30 President André Corrêa do Lago has issued a strong call for unity in...

Climate Crisis and Rising Risks in Bangladesh: The Role of Governance Inequality and Neglect

-Mamun Kabir Bangladesh is globally recognized as a climate-vulnerable country. Various regions of the nation are experiencing increased rainfall, cyclones, flooding, landslides, and salinity. These...

Beyond Borders: The Rohingya Crisis and the Struggle for Universal Health Coverage

By S. M. Sadat The Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh exposes the glaring gaps in the global commitment to Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Nearly a...

Dhaka’s Air Quality Plunges to Hazardous Levels: Equivalent to Smoking 22 Cigarettes a Day

By S. M. Sadat Dhaka, December 10, 2024 – The air quality in Bangladesh’s capital has deteriorated to alarming levels, with the Air Quality...

Can We Truly Combat Antimicrobial Resistance Without a One Health Approach?

Author: Sharif Mohammad Sadat Synopsis:Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) poses a dire global health threat, with drug-resistant infections claiming over 700,000 lives annually, potentially rising to...

Bangladesh’s LNG Gamble: A $50 Billion Risk to People, Planet, and Prosperity

-Mamun Kabir As Bangladesh grapples with the existential threat of climate change, its government faces a high-stakes decision regarding its future energy strategy. The current...

COP29: Urgent Call to Integrate Health in Climate Action

Baku, Azerbaijan, November 12, 2024 – As the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) convenes in Baku, health experts and organizations worldwide are...