Opinion - Page 176

The recent upswing in Saudi-Iran relations may lead to a better understanding between the old foes, and unfold new regional and global security...

In defiance of a legacy where mutual respect defined political relations of leaders across parties, politicians today are using unparliamentary...

While the influence of politics on bureaucracy is inevitable, it should lead to ‘intervention’ rather than ‘interference’ to bring greater...

Hasina-led pro-India Awami League government should astutely respond to the intimidating rise of the BNP and other pro-Pakistan parties

The laughter has been happening for quite a while, but the guffaws are of late at a minimum. For the world is yet again getting near-panicky about...

As research shows that Bengal receives comparatively less transboundary pollution, the economic feasibility of erecting green shield along the border...

While exact mechanisms by which nasal vaccines work have not been thoroughly studied, researchers believe they work analogously to oral mucosal...

Use of Project Tiger and CAMPA funds to finance the cheetah project, as confirmed in the Parliament, could potentially dilute their original purpose

Any new variant that emerges from the surge in China may not have same lethal ability as past ones but risks can’t be ruled out

Credit to the efforts of a team led by IFS Deepak Srivastava, Tamil Nadu achieved a rare feat of adding 13 Ramsar sites in a year

Emerging vulnerabilities and planetary challenges have created an urge to redefine the boundaries of educational research and harmonise it with...

After Germany, Japan becomes the second country to overhaul its military in the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine war and increasing Chinese belligerence