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Editorial
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Editorial
No dialogue until parties reform?
EC's shifting positions perplexing
Election Commissioner Sohul Hussain's statement that the EC will not engage in a dialogue with the political parties until intra-party reforms are carried out raises a very clear question: whether it is the commission's job to set its pace of work on the basis of what the parties undertake to do within or among themselves.
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Editorial
Declining RMG export
Heed the signals
A report appearing in a Bangla daily indicating a 30 percent decrease in the orders for Bangladeshi apparels reads disquieting. A whole range of events have combined to cause shrinkage in the demand of our readymade garments.
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Post Editorial
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Ground Realities
Why the Anti-Corruption Commission matters . . .
Syed Badrul Ahsan
Mahbubur Rahman's decision to walk way from the position of chief prosecutor to the Anti-Corruption Commission certainly saves the country a whole lot of embarrassment.
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No Nonsense
Shame
Abdullah A. Dewan
Referring to BNP-Jamaat's free-for-party loyalists' impudent corruption and looting of state properties and assets, Maulana Obaidul Haque, in his Friday khutba deliberations at the Baitul Mukarram mosque, pronounced the most amusing words yet.
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Closeup Japan
Cry Hiroshima! Cry Nagasaki!
Monzurul Huq
How long does it take for a person enjoying a relatively good life to understand the sufferings of others? To borrow the words from Bob Dylan, we can say in a vague way that the "answer is blowing in the wind."
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