Miraz Hossain

Miraz Hossain is a former Staff Feature Writer at The Business Standard, where he oversaw the special weekly page Pursuit. His areas of interest include AI, climate change, environmental issues, urban development, and geopolitics.

There is a very good chance that a Republican government led by Donald Trump could take over in the US this November. Photo: Reuters

Panorama

Will a Trump presidency impact US-Bangladesh relations?

Splash

Sakra’s Tanti Bazar: A love letter to the jewellery of Old Dhaka

A view shows houses and buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes in Gaza City, 10 October 2023. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem

Panorama

International law: A gun without bullets

Features

Madhurja wins Silver Award in Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2024

Pursuit

How to use your credit card without owing a pound of flesh

Priya (right) and Nodi (left) are two of the Hijra community members who provided much-needed voluntary services during the July atrocities and the August flood. PHOTO: MIRAZ HOSSAIN

Panorama

The unsung Hijra heroes in the July uprising

Faisal Ahmed, a DU student, oversaw the operations from day one as the volunteer team lead at TSC. Photos: Courtesy

Panorama

How August's 'volunteer' vanguards sent out 191 trucks to 11 flood-hit districts

Dissanayake has struck a chord with a populace weary of economic hardship and political malfeasance. Photo: Reuters

Panorama

What is the Dissanayake magic? A seismic shift in Sri Lanka's politics

For the private university students, July 18 was a day of both horror and heroism, marked by relentless turmoil and fearless defiance. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Panorama

July 18: The day pvt uni students etched their names in nation's history

Supplement

Reduce, reuse, recycle, repeat: The art of green living

Panorama

'They made me listen as they tortured him': The tale of a mother-son duo who braved the July atrocities

Amateur radio operators working with their wireless devices at the army camp in Mohipal, Feni. Photo: Courtesy

Panorama

How amateur radio operators became lifelines during Feni flood crisis

Food